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ebola
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my computer was getting crazy loud with my delta so i decided to take it off for awhile. temps are about the same. im not too supprized since I now have pretty decent case cooling.
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- Apr 20, 2001
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- santacruz county, ca
What fan did you replace it with?
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ebola
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a 3800 rpm sanyo denki fan.
I also added 2 80mm 2500 rpm sunon case fans. I have an antec sw1030b case. so there are a total of 5 80mm fans now including the psu fan.
system and cpu temps seem to be lower at idle with the sanyo denki fan. I think the delta was restricting airflow and my fans were working against each other.
I also added 2 80mm 2500 rpm sunon case fans. I have an antec sw1030b case. so there are a total of 5 80mm fans now including the psu fan.
system and cpu temps seem to be lower at idle with the sanyo denki fan. I think the delta was restricting airflow and my fans were working against each other.
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- Feb 19, 2001
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- Indianapolis, IN
I had a similar deal. I have 2 high rpm fans on my PIII. LOUD as a freight train at 3 in the morning. I run them at 7V now and actually dropped 1C and system temp seems a little lower. I think it was just too much turbulence....
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- Queens, NY
yup i did that also
my temps stayed the same thpough i changed it to 7V
my temps stayed the same thpough i changed it to 7V
