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AC Freezer 7 Pro

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tofumonster

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Is there a better fan i can attach to this thing for super-uber-absolutely pwning cooling? 😛

Oh and if there happens to be the need to slightly mod the AC Freezer I won't mind...as long as i dont' have to bore holes or something extreme like that...😉
 
Originally posted by: tofumonster
Is there a better fan i can attach to this thing for super-uber-absolutely pwning cooling? 😛

Oh and if there happens to be the need to slightly mod the AC Freezer I won't mind...as long as i dont' have to bore holes or something extreme like that...😉
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HERE YOU GO... 😀
 
wheeee thnx. vindsl

Also...the AC Freeezer 7 comes w/ a 3 pin mobo connector... mine has a four pin connector labelled "CPU_FAN" or something...however...


there is another connector named "PWM_FAN" or something like that has a three pin connection. Since the AC cooler is a 3-pin..can i just stick it in there?
 
Look at the center of the fan blade. There is a block where all the blades are connected to. The block itself serves a mechanical purpose. It does not move any air and some refer to it as the "Dead Zone".

You only benefit from a larger fan if you somehow channel all the air to go through the fins. Otherwise, you have a lot of air just going around the sink without going through it and a larger dead zone!
 
Originally posted by: tofumonster
so if i somehow managed to have the air flow through a duct...that would help right?
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I don't see why not.
Make a record of every measurement. Then, you can compare the results under different conditions and decide.
 
I'm thinking of manufacturing a duct/compartment for the 120mm fan to blow through (i have a metal and fabrications shop at school).

Oh. but by itself, the ACF7P is a good heatsink by itself right? so i don't need to worry about its conductivity?
 
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