Asus Sabertooth X79 Fan noise

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EasyLover

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Since these fans would be drawing power from the mobo directly, you can remove the fan connectors to power them off. But doing so, would see rise in temps and it may lower the performance level. If you opt for that, better keep a tab on temps and if temps seem to be on high side, please connect the fans to power source and let them on. It is design to be air cool not passive cool so better bear the noise.

Alternatively, you may search these fans in Fan Settings within the BIOS and see if their speed can be adjusted manually.
 
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Marijus Silickas

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Guess what... I couldn't take that sound anymore so I just ripped them off completely.... Fucked up Thermal paste under one of heatsink....So I gonna need to buy some Thermal paste and reapply... But I'm happy with temperatures I'm getting.

Removed Heatsink plastic guards to keep it cooler and it seems working fine..
Motherboard after raping:
http://i1334.photobucket.com/albums/w651/Marijus_Silickas/DSC_04351_zpsb77a81b5.jpg

Temps on Idle on motherboard is ~40C and ~37C

http://i1334.photobucket.com/albums/w651/Marijus_Silickas/SnapShotnoload_zps84f1a8d3.jpg



Temps running battlefield 4 is ~39C and ~45C so basically only one sensor shows increase in temperature by ~8C. I think that higher temperature might be something to do with Thermal paste I messed up.

http://i1334.photobucket.com/albums/w651/Marijus_Silickas/bf4_zps01ee89a7.jpg

Now I got another problem my EVGA 660Ti fan is noisy on IDLE. Its makes some mechanical noise like its lose or something....
IS there in a market some kind of liquid cooling system to cool down CPU and GPU and decrease noise?
 
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