Well, a little(Or a lot) of advice is needed.

[SkyChotik]

No 80mm fans will not work for a rad that utilizes 120mm fans unless you have some ghetto way of mounting it or you get a 80mm to 120mm adapter, and at that expense you may as well buy a legitimate shroud OR a cheapass fan to cut up if you have an old PSU lying around take the fan out of it

I have the utmost urge to tear apart my CURRENT psu to replace the loud as all hell under any load.

 

[m0r7if3r]

I have the utmost urge to tear apart my CURRENT psu to replace the loud as all hell under any load.

That would probably be a poor plan. Those fans are picked by someone a whole lot smarter than you to do a very specific job...also, they're often hard-wired to the board, which would mean soldering would be required to change it.

 

[SkyChotik]

That would probably be a poor plan. Those fans are picked by someone a whole lot smarter than you to do a very specific job...also, they're often hard-wired to the board, which would mean soldering would be required to change it.

It wouldn't be the first time I had done it, but I'm positive it would void my warranty.

I should have listened to customer reviews and spend the extra $20 on the corsair psu.

 

[Modz 4 Higher]

I have had several Antec PSU's that the fan was plugged into a 3pin connector inside. Not sure what brand you have Sky

 

[SkyChotik]

OCZ. The 750w fully modular one.