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FYI, for those who are considering with replacing your stock SF600 fan with the Noctua be warned, my PSU died on me within 2 days. I went to work and my computer was at sleep then I come back to turn it on after work and nothing. Computer would not turn on and the mobo light never went on...

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FYI, for those who are considering with replacing your stock SF600 fan with the Noctua be warned, my PSU died on me within 2 days. I went to work and my computer was at sleep then I come back to turn it on after work and nothing. Computer would not turn on and the mobo light never went on...

So question, how much better is it for the PSU with the replacement of the stock fan with the Noctua? Since the Noctua maxes out at 2200 RPM vs 3900RPM and the spin up voltage is 6 vs the 3. Im curious as to if its really worth it for this swap. Anyone can comment?

Actually doing the solder work yourself is quiet satisfying if you have the tools ready. : ) but nice adapter, see the spacing inside the PSU is so small, and the fan cable is so long its actually best of course to fit the right size cable in that tight spacing. So doing a wire mod pays off...

Do you know if adding the Low Noise Adapter ( which limits the RPM fan speed ) would help with the spinup voltage?

So you guys think its worth leaving this fan on despite the spin up voltage difference? I dont really see a problem since it kicks the fan in anyway just slightly later

I see, so is this technically an issue to be concerned with since the fan DOES spin up eventually, or should i revert back to the stock Corsair.? What would you recommend. Personally, would love to keep the Noctua and the solder job was great.

Hi guys, so i replaced the stock Corsair fan in the SF600 with the Noctua NF-A9x14PMW one. I noticed that the spin up is time is slower compared to the Corsair. During gaming, I notice It behaves by attempting to try spin up the fan, the fan moves a few inches, stop stops, and attempts again...

So if you want to makle your Ncase M1 front IO module a bit more classy looking, you cant go wrong with carbon fiber. Luckily you can do this mod for super cheap and is best done by simply wrapping it in carbon fiber vinyl wrap. What you need: Carbon fiber wrap...

If you really obsess over the beauty of your new Ncase M1 case, then this mod will make it so much better. The power button LED on the case could be replaced with something much more fun and high end making it look even classier than it already is. You will need: 1. Black with White LED 12 mm...

Is there an optimal CPU airflow cooling config for the Ncase ? I have seen pics of many Ncase internals with different fan setups, ex. a 120 on the chassis, an extra 90mm on the heatsink or 90mm on the rear capuring the air blown from the 90mm cpu cooler, was wondering if you guys pretty much...

Thank you, would i connect the 92 & 120 to the AIO Fan header or to the CHA fan header? Also, how did other folks connect many multiple other fans? And to what headers?

Hello guys, first time PC build here, I am using the Asus z270i motherboard. I have purchased the NH-UN9S and NF-A9 PWM and the NF-S12A PWM. This is a total of 3 fans. On this motherboard I am not sure how each of these fans should be connected. Do i plug in the fan on the cooler in the CPU fan...

I think we should just all take a chill pill, not speculate and just get the damn case, once you get the case, buy the components and test it out. If it really is unstable then its a different story

Where can i see Dondans cooler posts?

So technically if your doing just gaming, on an i7 7700k non OC /1080ti (c7 should be okay, especially with delid) we shoulldn't really worry

Can we also add the delidding of the CPU to that list

That is too bad, as most people when considering a new rig will always opt out for the highest end components. Now im doubting the whole purchase of the case in the first place. Already got the processor, why would i opt out for lower performing one and a lower performing card. Not happening.

Hi guys not sure if this has been covered but what are the results from the CPU temps with the following config for this sentry case, are they fine or too hot 1. i7 7700K ( non OC) 2. 1080TI founders 3. on a C7/Noctua l9i