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120MM to 80MM
- Thread starter Droban
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heres a blue plastic one http://www.directron.com/dir80120.html for $9.99
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I though you wanted the hot rod aluminum one.
Hey the thread on the cutting has been on the front page for 3 months.Here's a link to it.I think page 4 goes it to detail of the use of the snips. THE FANMAN
MODDING XASER III
Hey the thread on the cutting has been on the front page for 3 months.Here's a link to it.I think page 4 goes it to detail of the use of the snips. THE FANMANMODDING XASER III
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Re: 80-120mm fan adapter ...
SVC.com also has the plastic ones in stock:
http://www.svc.com/fanad80to602.html
The aluminum ones are a bit cheaper there at $20.
BTW .... I have tried several fan adapters of various
sizes. Too much noise and too little airtflow resulting in
little improvement in cooling.
In general they create too much restriction to
make them worth while unless you have a high pressure
fan like the 38mm thick Tornado. (or similar)
My results may not be typical though.
Give them a try and see what you come up with.
SVC.com also has the plastic ones in stock:
http://www.svc.com/fanad80to602.html
The aluminum ones are a bit cheaper there at $20.
BTW .... I have tried several fan adapters of various
sizes. Too much noise and too little airtflow resulting in
little improvement in cooling.
In general they create too much restriction to
make them worth while unless you have a high pressure
fan like the 38mm thick Tornado. (or similar)
My results may not be typical though.
Give them a try and see what you come up with.
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I think the problem with all the fan adapters I've seen so far is that they are too small! I want an adapter that's at least an inch and a half deep
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buy any of 150mm desk fan and directly blow your system, it will not cost you more than $10. quiet efficient, i am using this fan plus the orginal cooling comes from CPU.
althon 2500+ oc 3200+ core V increased 0.05v from 1.65v to 1.70v
around 44c CPU load;
althon 2500+ oc 3200+ core V increased 0.05v from 1.65v to 1.70v
around 44c CPU load;
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