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    Minimum 92mmm fan airflow for an Asetek water block?

    Hi, I've got 2 Noctua NF-B9 PWM and 1 Zalman ZM-F2 PLUS 92mm fan. I've got Intel(R) Extreme Tuning Utility and run the stress test for 5 minutes on my Intel i7-3820 (not overclocked), ASUS GTX680 and Asetec 545LC watercooling. First I tested two Noctua in a push/pull configuration: 71°. Then...
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    Minimum 92mmm fan airflow for an Asetek water block?

    Ah, ah...MouseTrap!! Happy to see you here...world is so small nowadays!! Yes, I'll post results this week, fans are supposed to be here in two days. I really hope to achieve the optimum noise/cooling with two Noctua (even if actually I've no idea what screw I need...I'll google around). Tks!
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    Minimum 92mmm fan airflow for an Asetek water block?

    DeathPrincess, tks for the quick answer. I found that Asetek 545LC has been used in a review of my same barebone with an Asetek Vapochill Micro 92mm (3800RPM, 67.0 CFM, 35dBA). The airflow is almost double, 67.0 CFM vs 37.8 CFM of the Noctua...but so is noise, which is what I'm trying to avoid...
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    Minimum 92mmm fan airflow for an Asetek water block?

    Hello, I've got a new Asetek 545LC water block to be used with an Intel i7-3820. Using a NOCTUA NF-B9 PWM (17.6 dBA, MAX RPM 1600, airflow 37.8 CFM) am I going to mealt the cpu? Do I need any minimum airflow or rpm even if I won't overclock the cpu? Upgrading the cpu to an Intel® Core™...
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