Cpu cooler

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I am putting together a AMD 64.I purchased a no OEM with the fan and
CPU. Years ago they had out a device you could change the 40mm fan on
the cooler with an 80 mm slower and quieter fan. Is this still being
done and if yes what is being used.

Thank You

Don Murphy

 

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Yup you can certainly get acrylic 80mm to 60mm fans, and a range of other
sizes too, try any good OC'ing shop (specify you country and im sure we can
get some recommendations for you). Are you sure the new fan is 40mm, that
seems awfully small!

CrimsonLiar

"Don Murphy" <murphy"don"j@noplace.com> wrote in message
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> I am putting together a AMD 64.I purchased a no OEM with the fan and
> CPU. Years ago they had out a device you could change the 40mm fan on
> the cooler with an 80 mm slower and quieter fan. Is this still being
> done and if yes what is being used.
>
> Thank You
>
> Don Murphy

 

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Add "adapter" after the 80 to 60mm fans....

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"CrimsonLiar" <trash@trash.com> wrote in message
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> Yup you can certainly get acrylic 80mm to 60mm fans, and a range of other
> sizes too, try any good OC'ing shop (specify you country and im sure we
can
> get some recommendations for you). Are you sure the new fan is 40mm, that
> seems awfully small!
>
> CrimsonLiar
>
> "Don Murphy" <murphy"don"j@noplace.com> wrote in message
> news:50fj80tln80udpvvhn9cb7hd7ogcsl9sck@4ax.com...
> > I am putting together a AMD 64.I purchased a no OEM with the fan and
> > CPU. Years ago they had out a device you could change the 40mm fan on
> > the cooler with an 80 mm slower and quieter fan. Is this still being
> > done and if yes what is being used.
> >
> > Thank You
> >
> > Don Murphy
>
>

 

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On Sat, 24 Apr 2004 11:04:04 +0100, "CrimsonLiar" <trash@trash.com>
wrote:

>Add "adapter" after the 80 to 60mm fans....
>
>Crimson Liar
>
>"CrimsonLiar" <trash@trash.com> wrote in message
>news:j5oic.5$ee1.2@newsfe1-win...
>> Yup you can certainly get acrylic 80mm to 60mm fans, and a range of other
>> sizes too, try any good OC'ing shop (specify you country and im sure we
>can
>> get some recommendations for you). Are you sure the new fan is 40mm, that
>> seems awfully small!
>>
>> CrimsonLiar
>>
>> "Don Murphy" <murphy"don"j@noplace.com> wrote in message
>> news:50fj80tln80udpvvhn9cb7hd7ogcsl9sck@4ax.com...
>> > I am putting together a AMD 64.I purchased a no OEM with the fan and
>> > CPU. Years ago they had out a device you could change the 40mm fan on
>> > the cooler with an 80 mm slower and quieter fan. Is this still being
>> > done and if yes what is being used.
>> >
>> > Thank You
>> >
>> > Don Murphy
>>
>>
>
I am in the USA. Thank you for replying. In the past I did know
of some OC'ing websites. I don't know of any now.

Don

 

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Don Murphy wrote:

> I am putting together a AMD 64.I purchased a no OEM with the fan and
> CPU. Years ago they had out a device you could change the 40mm fan on
> the cooler with an 80 mm slower and quieter fan. Is this still being
> done and if yes what is being used.
>
> Thank You
>
> Don Murphy

It is still being done with the same type of funnels. Search Google for
"80mm fan funnel" or "120mm fan funnel".