Swiftech MC462 with other fan??

no problem. you can even use a larger slower fan. cooling performance will suffer but it will work fine.

my computer is so fast, it completes an endless loop in less than 4 seconds!

Just make sure you have the correct fan size for the heatsink.

any other recommendations?? I want quiet fan for my MC462.. while using its heatsink.

Yep. no hastle at all. Just unscrew and replace.
Ive got a MCX-462 and ive tried every from the 5000rpm delta screamer to a 2000 silent panaflo.


The panaflo is good, as is a Smartfan2 thats temp controlled. very nice. Not too loud either!

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Well first i tried the Delta fan:
4900rpm, 45dBa, 68.5cfm.
That was waay too loud. Next i tried a pabst fan:
3600rpm, 34dBa, 45cfm.
That wasnt bad, but still too loud.
Recently, when i got my shiney new aliminium case and overclockable cpu i tried a really low speed fan, The Panaflo:
2000rpm, 21dBa, 24cfm.
It is one SILENT fan!
Probably the best allrounder is the Smartfan2, as it varyies according to the temp of its probe. with the probe stuck to the copper block of my heatsink it usually varies from 2500 to 3500rpm. With quite decent noise levels.

Mind you, even the panaflo worked well with my XP1700+ overclocked to 1833Mhz @ 1.70v (25% OC)

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simple. very tiny amount of arctic silver and a big-ass heatsink.

Since then though ive swapped out the panaflo for the variable speed TT smartfan2 cauz its summer here.

temps are more stable with the smartfan cauz ive got the temp sensing probe attached to the copper block.

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