cooler master k350 fan setup???

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vegetablecat

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I have 1 pre-installed fan in the intake front and a exhaust in the top back, i have an additional 2 free slots in the bottom and side should i make them exhausts or intakes?

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i5 4570
r9 270x
cooler master k350
 
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geofelt
The noise that a fan makes comes primarily from the RPM that it runs at.
No fan is silent. Quiet, perhaps.
600 RPM is about inaudible.
<1000 RPM is usually quiet enough.
>1500 rpm will be noisy.
You can slow a fan down with a low noise adapter, or a rheostat like Zalman fanmate.
There are minor differences among in tonal quality and cfm.
Noctua is one of the best, but expensive.
Look to www.silentpcreview.com for more quiet computing info and tests

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vegetablecat

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okay thanks for the answer i have a top exhast btw, it doesnt have any fans slots though. Do you know any good silent fans??? my exhast fan 120mm sickleflow red is VERY loud.
 
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The noise that a fan makes comes primarily from the RPM that it runs at.
No fan is silent. Quiet, perhaps.
600 RPM is about inaudible.
<1000 RPM is usually quiet enough.
>1500 rpm will be noisy.
You can slow a fan down with a low noise adapter, or a rheostat like Zalman fanmate.
There are minor differences among in tonal quality and cfm.
Noctua is one of the best, but expensive.
Look to www.silentpcreview.com for more quiet computing info and tests

 
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