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The spot cools are 'fairly quiet' bearing g innmind they're a 100mm fan so straight away are lower rpm than a 72/80/92mm.

I think no matter what power connection you use if you set the fan to thermal mode it can still auto adjust speed (assuming it uses the same tech as the arctic tc fans which are able to lower speed even when using straight 12v molex power)
Or mount a SPOT cooler somewhere in the case where it blows on the passive heat sink.

https://www.ebay.com/p/Antec-Spot-Cool-100-System-Cooler-Fan/1800513511
https://www.amazon.com/s/ref=nb_sb_noss?url=search-alias%3Daps&field-keywords=Antec+SpotCool

$10

Mounts virtually anywhere inside a case to cool your RAM, chipset, graphics cards, etc.
Flexible head and arm allow you to aim your Spot Cool fan anywhere you want to
Dual-mode switch allows you to choose either full-speed or thermal sensor mode
Thermal sensor mode adjusts fan speed according to temperature
3 pin Motherboard connector



 

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tsnor that could be just what i need, was using a usb fan like this the other day started to look for 3 pin fans that could do the same.
thanks . how noisy is it on full speed because i probably gonna need the other one for the fan in front.
 


Sorry, I've never used these so I don't know how noisy. I knew about them because other people reported using them to cool VRM, etc in liquid cooled gaming PCs where the CPU fan was not there to throw air on the nearby parts.



 
The spot cools are 'fairly quiet' bearing g innmind they're a 100mm fan so straight away are lower rpm than a 72/80/92mm.

I think no matter what power connection you use if you set the fan to thermal mode it can still auto adjust speed (assuming it uses the same tech as the arctic tc fans which are able to lower speed even when using straight 12v molex power)
 
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