Fellas,
I am truly at a loss for words. This is a good day. I recently ordered the 60mm Thermaltake cpu fan rated at 31cfm and 28db to try and get rid of my Delta fan without a huge drop in temps with my 1gig 'C' at 133x9 and 1.75v.
So it arrives today, and with a realworld increase in idle (idle, for me, means a couple explorer windows up, yahoo messenger, you know surfing the net.) of about 3C, I am impressed.
And the best part, I can only hear my case fans, 4 cheapo 80mm antecs. And I can actually hear my HD now. This is wonderful, no more high pitched squeal for me. Thermaltake has finally made a product worht buying.
Not like I'm a guru, but this definately has my seal of approval, and anyone who is only mildly overclocking and wants a quiet but effecient cpu fan, should definately consider the Thermaltake 60mm version.
<b>"These are my thoughts, your mileage may vary."
I am truly at a loss for words. This is a good day. I recently ordered the 60mm Thermaltake cpu fan rated at 31cfm and 28db to try and get rid of my Delta fan without a huge drop in temps with my 1gig 'C' at 133x9 and 1.75v.
So it arrives today, and with a realworld increase in idle (idle, for me, means a couple explorer windows up, yahoo messenger, you know surfing the net.) of about 3C, I am impressed.
And the best part, I can only hear my case fans, 4 cheapo 80mm antecs. And I can actually hear my HD now. This is wonderful, no more high pitched squeal for me. Thermaltake has finally made a product worht buying.
Not like I'm a guru, but this definately has my seal of approval, and anyone who is only mildly overclocking and wants a quiet but effecient cpu fan, should definately consider the Thermaltake 60mm version.
<b>"These are my thoughts, your mileage may vary."