How many fans do you have in your case?

2*80mm intake
2*80mm exhaust
1*80mm hdd
1*120mm exhaust
1*120mm psu
1*92mm hsf
1*60mm gpu

9 total
 
LunchboX3904 said:
now there's irony for ya. :p
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I acutally use a fanbus to keep the Tornadoes down until I need to do serious video editing, but I appreciate your sense of irony! :)
 
Intake:

2 Front 80mm
1 Side 80mm

Exhast:

4 Back 80mm (including powersupply)

Video Card
CPU Fan
Motherboard Fan


10 fans total.
 
1 front, 1 back, 1 PSU, 1 CPU = 4

all panaflos

Edit: And all low volted, and system is 2.8C P4 running at 3.4Ghz, idling 38 and loading 45

Now that, is how you roll :D
 
main rig:
80mm intake, front
92mm exhaust, top
80mm exhaust, back
fan on NV5
92mm fan for zalman cnps7000
120mm fan on neopower

=6
all rated for 20db or under

my duallie :) (love this thing)

2x 70mm on the chips
80mm fan in the PSU.

thats it. the PSU sits right on top of the processor HS's (quite literally) and with no other airflow, these chips LOAD at 43C. the fans on the HSF's are rated for 21DB, and i cant hear the system, at all. i turned it on this morning and i thought it was dead. the r7000 is passive.
 
I so read this little tid-bit today, which seems to be OT, kind of, which said that if you create a postitive pressure situation in your case, IE, more air in than out (over time), that it will result in zero dust build up... which I think is impossible, because /some/ dust will stick in there, and will create a suitable hold-fast for more of it... but I figure creating a positive pressure situation will really minimize dust build up, because air will be constantly trying to escape from all the seams, etc... pretty cool... :)
 
I'm betting it was pretty horrible with all the air turbulence on those fans. Plus the fact that he probably was running them all at 12v because volt modding that many cables or hooking them all up to a baybus would be a major pain.
 
Intakes
2 x 80mm front

Exhaust
1 x 80mm back bottom of case
1 x 80mm Top
1 x 80mm psu exhaust

PSU
1 x 120mm back of case near top

CPU
1 x 92mm zalman cnps7000

GPU
1 x 60mm? 6600GT 128mb

Chip Fan (NF4)
1 x 40mm

Memory
2 x 80mm

Total
11 Fans

no fan controller, its quite hard to sleep with it on...
 
9 Total fans

Intake
2 x 80mm front
1 x 80mm side window

Exhaust
2 x 80mm rear

All zalmans 5 volted <20db Loudest thing in the system

1 x 120mm Seasonic PSU

1 x 120mm CPU (runs 5 C above ambient and 10 C above with load)

1 x 40mm Northbridge

1 x 60mm Artic Cooler GPU

My system is almost silent. The hiss from my logitech speakers is louder than the computer. :cool: I guess that either means my computer is quiet or my speakers are loud.
 
5 Fans... im a wuss :(

1 70mm-80mm fan on my CPU

1 Artic Cooling VGA silencer 1 Rev.2

2 PSU Fans..

1 60mm Case Fan

Its just about dead quiet, the harddrives are easily heard over my other fans.
 
Majin said:
Count all the fans you have.
Front,side,top, bottom, vid card, cpu, all of them.
Lets see who takes cooling a bit too far. :D

I have the following in my CM Stacker:
Intakes
1 x 120mm front
1 x 120mm Front HD cooler
1 x 250mm MB cooler
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.
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250mm MB cooler? Could i get a link to that? Dont think i've ever seen one.

Figre i outa post mine...
80mm:
1xtop mounted OUT
1xwindow mounted ontop of cpu IN
2xfrom mounted IN
1xattached to hard drive blowing down

120
1xon back OUT

92
1xTT Smartfan on fan controler (claimed 4800rpm) on XP-90 (down) IN

2x40mm on blue pcb BFG 6800GT OC

1x30mm(it hink) k8n neo2 nf3 ultra pe northbridge

total: 10 fans

its pretty loud really... that tt is a noisy bitch cranked up; but it works well and was the only high cfm rated blue led fan i could find:p
 
Intake: 1 x 120mm
Exhaust: 1x120mm
Exhaust (Top): 1x120mm
Video: 1x60mm (X850XT)
Power: 1x120mm, 1x80mm

That's it. 6 fans.
 
revenant said:
I so read this little tid-bit today, which seems to be OT, kind of, which said that if you create a postitive pressure situation in your case, IE, more air in than out (over time), that it will result in zero dust build up... which I think is impossible, because /some/ dust will stick in there, and will create a suitable hold-fast for more of it... but I figure creating a positive pressure situation will really minimize dust build up, because air will be constantly trying to escape from all the seams, etc... pretty cool... :)
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For years ive always said its best to have in = out but once i rigged up my system now...the 120 pushes in more air then the others take out...I have noticed a difference in the dust buildup....
Its still there, but not as bad so lately im goin with more in than out. But if you have too much in and not enough taken out you got alot of hot air just hangin around. So itry to keep it as close as possible to each other.
Oh ya...they are all on a controller, one of those vantec with the pretty blue leds :D
 
Right now I'm pushing 7 120mm case fans and 1 120mm PSU fan. I could use a few more I think though.............. :D
 
1 92mm PSU
1 120mm Out
1 120mm In
1 60mm GPU (front)
1 40mm GPU (blower)
1 92mm CPU
1 40mm HDD (roller)
 
2 x 80mm intake
2 x 80mm exhaust
2 x 80mm PSU
1 x 92mm CPU
1 x 70mm video card

8 total.
 
PSU=2
Rear Exhaust=2
side intake=1
front intake=2
Hard drive cooler=2
CPU=1
GPU=1

Total = 11
 
Every review i've read about it states that it doesnt do much at all.

You'd be better of filling the stock round cutout in a stacker / modding a Xdreamer side panel with a huge fan, pointed at the mobo from the top... so it doesnt have to try and blow across the mobo components, but rather blows down onto them.

EDIT: forgot fans ;)

1 x 120mm x 25mm intake (CM stacker stock fan)
1 x 120mm x 25mm exhaust (CM stacker stock fan)
3 x 120mm x 38mm exhausting Panaflo M1A's
(pulling through radiator @ top of case)
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5 fans total ...

note: maybe i fibbed a little... the above is soon to be. few days.
Below are the fans that are coming out:

minus 2 x 60mm stock gainward 6800gt GS GPU fans (one card)
minus 1 x CPU / XP-120 fan 120mm Panaflo L1A
 
Case (Antec Super LANboy):
120mm intake
120mm exhaust

CPU:
120mm Zalman 7700C

Video card:
60mm fan

NB:
40mm Vanteq Iceberq

PSU:
120mm intake/exhaust

A grand total of 6 fans. Can you tell I'm a 120mm fan fetishist? What can I say- I like having the performance and the quiet!
 
DELTA Extream High Speed 120mm x 38mm 220.01- CFM Fan www.subzeropcs.com/
Specifications: 120x120x38mm, 220.01 CFM @ 4600 RPM, 65.0 dBA, 29.40 watts, 2.45 amps, Maximum Air Pressure 26.44 mm H²O, 12v DC, 3 or 3+4 pin Molex header connector(s).
 
Wow, so many people with so many fans.

1-PSU
1-GPU (Will eventually replace with water block)
1 blowing outside on the radiator. by far the noisiest and will be replaced someday
1-Intake (not sure if I disabled)
 
Lian Li PC-60
1x 80mm CPU
2x 80mm PSU
1x 50mm GPU
2x 80mm Vantec Tornados Case Fans
2x 80mm ADDA Front HDD Fans

8 Fans Total :cool:
 
No name case, 8 fans total... soon to be watercooled though

Hooked to Vantec Nexus fan controler:
2 Panaflo Low 80mm intakes
1 Panaflo Low 80mm exhaust

CPU (sp97)
Panaflo high 92mm

Video card
Stock Radeon 9600XT fan

PSU, Vantec "Stealth"
3 fans
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Shuttle SB75G2, 5 fans
CPU and Exhaust
80mm

Small northbridge fan

Stock AIW Radeon fan

2 small PSU fans.
 
Intake 2x 80mm front
2x 80mm rear-rads

Exhaust 1x 120mm

PSU 1x 80mm
1x 92mm

Chipset 1x 40mm

8 Fans total with all the intakes and the exhaust on a rheobus.
 
only got 4 fans,
1x40 mm on my nb(somhow its silent yet moves just enough to cool the nb)
1x120 mm panaflo M1A 7v on my radiator
2x80 mm exausts, all at 7v
 
Momo said:
Every review i've read about it states that it doesnt do much at all.

You'd be better of filling the stock round cutout in a stacker / modding a Xdreamer side panel with a huge fan, pointed at the mobo from the top... so it doesnt have to try and blow across the mobo components, but rather blows down onto them.
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I wouldn't say its the best thing ever but it dose it's job well.
Its not going to be super awesome because of the fact that the air is being blown from one end of the MB to the back of the case. So 1 stick of Ram is staying nice and cool, the other is not getting that much air. It keeps some of the capasitors cool and hits my NF4 with some extra air. like I said its not a pair of tornado's but its does a fine job of moving air over and away from the MB to be pulled out the back by my other fans.

I am glad I got it for my stacker.
 
Front = ThermalTake 120mm

Back = ThermalTake 120mm

Mobo = DFI 40mm (?)

Gpu = Leadtek 6600gt 50mm (?)

Cpu = Panaflo 120mm

Tagan PSU = 2 x 80mm

Total
7

Noise Level = Completely silent.
 
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