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Jake_96

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Hi my build is....
Cit invader case
Gigabyte ga-f2a78m motherboard
A10 7850k
Evga g2 supernova 650w
Asus gtx680 direct cu 2

My problem is that since installing the evga g2 my rig gets super loud under heavy load esp gaming, as advised when I open the side of the case the noise drops to an acceptable level,
I have ordered a cit g force case will this solve it?
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Well, that new case has a pair of front intake fans as well as an exhaust fan, bottom vent, and spaces to add two top fans if necessary, while the old case has one intake and no bottom vent or top spaces. It does have an empty exhaust mount though. While it may seem counterintuitive that adding fans could make your rig quieter, three fans that spin slower can move more air with less noise than one fan that's forced to spin faster. The Evga's fan only turns on once it starts getting hot, so the new case should be quite an improvement.
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Ok but the g force case has the psu at the bottom instead of the psu fan being directly above the cpu fan...and the exhaust fan is larger on the he force case.
 
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Well, that new case has a pair of front intake fans as well as an exhaust fan, bottom vent, and spaces to add two top fans if necessary, while the old case has one intake and no bottom vent or top spaces. It does have an empty exhaust mount though. While it may seem counterintuitive that adding fans could make your rig quieter, three fans that spin slower can move more air with less noise than one fan that's forced to spin faster. The Evga's fan only turns on once it starts getting hot, so the new case should be quite an improvement.
 
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