Alternative for 50mm fan in Shuttle SV24?

[DANNY61902]

I recently bought a Shuttle SV24, using a Via C3 933 processor and a passive heatsink from Alpha. I was expecting for this to be some sort of super-silent configuration, but, alas, it is far from that. The Shuttle SV24 comes with one beastly loud 50mm case fan in the back, which I'd like to replace. What can i do? Any help is appreciated.

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the pci slot is filled with my radeon 32mb/sdram card, so pci slot coolers are a no-no. also, i'm not quite interested in modding this; its just too perfect
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[NewCompGeek]

<<The Shuttle SV24 comes with one beastly loud 50mm case fan in the back,>>

what are you talken about? the mobo or the case?

 

[DANNY61902]

the.. shuttle sv24 isnt a mobo, so i would be talking about the case... mobos dont seem to have too many fans these days, do they?

 

[NewCompGeek]

oh i was thinking the mobo shuttle like the shuttle ak31

try svcompucycle.com they have some and prices are cheap

thats kinda odd 50mm fans usualy there 80mm wanna double check?

 

[DANNY61902]

<< thats kinda odd 50mm fans usualy there 80mm wanna double check? >>



no, as a matter of fact i dont.... wanna find out what an sv24 is?

 

[DongTran]

SV24 has a 60mm fan in the back. i swapped mine for an everflow.....

 

[Howard]

His sig should say, Excuse My Knowledge [or lack thereof], I Attend a Publick School.

 

[zzzz]

The backside fan is 60mm. Swap for a less noisy fan.
Also the power supply fan is noisy too. You can get a 40mm quiet fan and replace it too. As a matter of fact, I remember on AGORA one member was selling quiet fans to replace the fans in the PS.

 

[DANNY61902]

whats a good 40mm replacement fan for the ps?

 

[Shinta]

Anyone know the stats (db & cfm) for the SV24's exhaust fan?

 

[im2smrt4u]

What are they using in the SV25? It was supposed to be quieter.

 

[Packy]

I'm interested in quieting my SV25 down, too... it definitely doesn't have quieter fans.

I have a 24v 60mm running in my tower system on my CPU... I might try using that to see if it's enough air flow. Anyone else have any suggestions?