Quiet Fans...

Online

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Anyone know of some nice and quiet fans to help cool my case. My old ones are just too loud for me to think.
 

VisableAssassin

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the two top choices are
panaflo
H1A's semi loud move decent amount of air
M1A's quieter than the H1A's but a little harder to find at times
L1A's the most silent but dont move a ton of air


then you got PAPST......about the best youll ever get so silence..bar none !

however ive found a very good compromise in the new cooler master neon LED fans useing the rifle bearing setup........about inaudible (at least o me when compaired to my antec true power 550..which is silent) and they move nearly the same amount of air the panaflo H1A's do !
 

Peter D

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Panaflo's as VisableAssassin suggested, Vantec Stealth's, Papst's, Adda. Or you could get some fans that are a little louder, and hook them up to a Rheobus :D
 

pspada

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Does Pabst make a 60mm fan that would work as a replacement for the stock fan on an AMD Athlon XP heatsink? If so, which one would work best, with the objective being to quiet the system?
 

lazybum131

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Any 60mm fan that moves enough air for a modern day CPU will be loud. You can get a reduction in noise, but don't expect much difference. Small fans will make a high pitch whine, you can't really get away from that with 60mm. And a slow-speed 60mm might make your CPU temp go way up.
 

Online

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Where do you guys shop for case cooling? I usually go with newEgg but their fans are all OEM and come with no connectors.

I also found some Thermaltakes that adjust speed depending on the temperature, but didn't know if they were worth it.
 

Pothead

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Originally posted by: Online
Where do you guys shop for case cooling? I usually go with newEgg but their fans are all OEM and come with no connectors.

I also found some Thermaltakes that adjust speed depending on the temperature, but didn't know if they were worth it.

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