- Jun 6, 2013
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I have a 4 year old desktop which I am not at all planning to upgrade much.
Lately the PSU as well as the rear exhaust fan is very noisy so I thought of buying couple of fans. Got 120mm Cooler Master but dang ! it won't fit in the rear. I have Side Vent on the cabinet for CPU and long grille vents at the bottom of side panel.
80mm Cooler Master fan is also on the way for rear exhaust. Now that I have 120mm also (which I cant return), is there any way I can use it in any manner for the most efficient cooling? The cabinet does NOT have front intake.
PSU is a national brand Zebronics
http://www.zebronics.com/products/gold-series/zeb-450w-t-sata-plus
Will it suffice for my configuration ?
Specs are :
Intel Core 2 Duo E4400 @ 2.00 GHz
2 GB DDR2 667 MHz
1 TB 5400 rpm HDD Seagate
Onboard graphics (GMA 950)
NVIDIA 8500GT ..RIP
PSU is generic 400W
I have a laptop (pretty high end) and so don't want to spend much on the desktop.
Lately the PSU as well as the rear exhaust fan is very noisy so I thought of buying couple of fans. Got 120mm Cooler Master but dang ! it won't fit in the rear. I have Side Vent on the cabinet for CPU and long grille vents at the bottom of side panel.
80mm Cooler Master fan is also on the way for rear exhaust. Now that I have 120mm also (which I cant return), is there any way I can use it in any manner for the most efficient cooling? The cabinet does NOT have front intake.
PSU is a national brand Zebronics
http://www.zebronics.com/products/gold-series/zeb-450w-t-sata-plus
Will it suffice for my configuration ?
Specs are :
Intel Core 2 Duo E4400 @ 2.00 GHz
2 GB DDR2 667 MHz
1 TB 5400 rpm HDD Seagate
Onboard graphics (GMA 950)
NVIDIA 8500GT ..RIP
PSU is generic 400W
I have a laptop (pretty high end) and so don't want to spend much on the desktop.
... 44 USD becomes too much
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