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11-23-04, 12:31
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Re: low noise fan
is this 60, 80 or 120mm??? my fans run at about 4,000 rpm producing about 26db of noise. there are many good makes just browse and show us what you can find!
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11-23-04, 12:38
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Re: low noise fan
I had the same problem....fan sounded like a jet getting ready to take off!
There are several really good, quiet fans available....made by Panaflow, Pabst and Zalman just to name a few. Look for good air flow (measured in CFM) and a low noise level (measured in DB). Make sure you get the right size fan, as they come in several different sizes. Good luck!
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11-23-04, 13:35
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Re: low noise fan
also, a fan making a loud droning sound that vibrates is a bad sign and must be replaced immediately, just to make sure, if this was the case...
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11-23-04, 14:39
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Re: low noise fan
Check out thread http://forums.majorgeeks.com/showthread.php?t=47945 also. Might help. Bazza
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