Too loud

If you are going for replacement then look for less than 28 dBa. Just make sure that you get enough airflow on to the heatsinks with the best CFM that you can get with quiet speeds. I have found that Sunon fans are nice and quiet with good airflow but make sure that you really check the specs well because most manufacturers make low noise models but the nodel numbers are often similar to the loud beasts. (Delta black label anyone?)

If you need to find out which fan is worst then take them all out and use a multi-voltage adapter on 12v to test them.

4.77MHz to 4.0GHz in 10 years. Imagine the space year 2020

Try the program called SpeedFan... if your motherboard is supported and the fan is connected to the mobo then in some cases you can slow down the fan with this program.

I love my Delta 60HP 7000 RPM fan that puts out more dB then CFM

I've got to back up Speedfan too, it is among the few products that if I was asked to register, I would



It's all good ^_^

Remove the fan from its current fan socket on the mobo and place in in another one. You might need to disable CPU Fan RPM error inside your BIOS if the current fan is connected to the CPU Fan socket.

I love my Delta 60HP 7000 RPM fan that puts out more dB then CFM

So does it work in another socket?

I love my Delta 60HP 7000 RPM fan that puts out more dB then CFM

Why not? It takes some effort to destroy a PC, changing the fan socket wont damage anything. Just tell him a pro said it... look at my title: I must be a pro.

I love my Delta 60HP 7000 RPM fan that puts out more dB then CFM

Ok, MR PRO =P
I opened it but there was no other fan socket. It was connected to a white one but there were no others
<A HREF="http://pwp.netcabo.pt/0150063701/pictures/fan.jpg" target="_new">my mobo can you see another?</A>

weeeeee

very nice!
although... how on earth is the wire gonna reach that far???


can i buy an extension or something?

But i don't even know it connecting to another socket is gonna work