Ok, from reading the forums, this goal of mine may be difficult to achieve but I'm going to make the attempt. This is my setup:
Lian Li P601 Midtower case which comes with 3 80mm fans
PC Power and cooling Silencer Power supply
Abit mb, with a AMD 2k+ with retail heatsink and a panaflo 60mm (Model #FBA06A12H) fan
- the fan is suppose to be 32 dB @4200RPM producing 19.1 CFM
This is also a scsi system which I might change since the scsi drive is loud.
With this current setup...I consider this machine LOUD. My first mod will be to change out the 3 case fans and replace them with all Panaflo fans:
Panasonic Panaflo Axial Fan 80x80x25.5mm, Ball Bearing, DC 12V, 2.08W, 2950 RPM, 39.6 CFM, 32.0 dB-A Model: FBA08A12H <---- I'm guessing this one is quiet...
What else can I do to reduce the noise? I have a Dell sitting right next to it mainly for work use and sometimes I have to wonder if it's turned on.
Also question, does aluminum cases tend to be louder with it's thinner/lighter material?
Lian Li P601 Midtower case which comes with 3 80mm fans
PC Power and cooling Silencer Power supply
Abit mb, with a AMD 2k+ with retail heatsink and a panaflo 60mm (Model #FBA06A12H) fan
- the fan is suppose to be 32 dB @4200RPM producing 19.1 CFM
This is also a scsi system which I might change since the scsi drive is loud.
With this current setup...I consider this machine LOUD. My first mod will be to change out the 3 case fans and replace them with all Panaflo fans:
Panasonic Panaflo Axial Fan 80x80x25.5mm, Ball Bearing, DC 12V, 2.08W, 2950 RPM, 39.6 CFM, 32.0 dB-A Model: FBA08A12H <---- I'm guessing this one is quiet...
What else can I do to reduce the noise? I have a Dell sitting right next to it mainly for work use and sometimes I have to wonder if it's turned on.
Also question, does aluminum cases tend to be louder with it's thinner/lighter material?
