hsf- 80mm or 60mm

[SeigeAkicksass]

i have an OZC goliath it kicks ass by the way- well it comes w/ a delta 6omm 43cfm and i boughta 63 or 68 cfm 80mm delta and a 60-80mm fn converter so now i have the 80mm on my hfs and the 60mm going in the case, so noise is about the same as if i had the 60mm on the hfs and the 80mm in the case so- performance wise- since im gonna have both running any way - would it be better to have the converter - it is really short ( the curv isnt all that smoothe so im not really sure and im not sure how much air it allows in, it is an OZC one but i dont have a pic) - and an 80mm w/ 60mm in (a duct tha allows for the fn to pull air from all aroudn the case) or the 60mm on the fn and 80mm in te case/duct?

did you get that?:D

if you can help it would be bice i dotn really wnt to test it cuz taking on ad of the hfs is still a little nerveracking for me and i ddont have monet to buya new proc.:(


:D thanks

[The Overclocker]

60 or 80mm on case?

get some more 80mm delta fans, you shouldn't use a 60mm fan in a case, it makes too much noise and dons't blow enough air.

the 60 or 80mm on the heatsink?

it depends on your situation, try both and see which is better. i think heatsinks with lots of fins require more pressure to blow air through the fins so a 60mm fan would do better.