Ave.
2 stock fans operating in case shown in subject - plz. see pic below.
Front fan is connected to PSU directly, thus RPM is at constant full speed, and I guess its generated airflow makes a not too quiet turbulence noise, when collides with case built-in obstacles.
Solution in your opinion?
-change it with the Fan Xpert controllable back exhaust fan (& reverse both fans direction)
-use it as a side fan.
-buy a controllable (pwm/dc) fan, but then the stock one will be redundant
-Maybe use a Fan controller
(mobo: Asus Z97-C, 3 pwm/dc fan compatible +1 cpu fan)
Thx.
2 stock fans operating in case shown in subject - plz. see pic below.
Front fan is connected to PSU directly, thus RPM is at constant full speed, and I guess its generated airflow makes a not too quiet turbulence noise, when collides with case built-in obstacles.
Solution in your opinion?
-change it with the Fan Xpert controllable back exhaust fan (& reverse both fans direction)
-use it as a side fan.
-buy a controllable (pwm/dc) fan, but then the stock one will be redundant
-Maybe use a Fan controller
(mobo: Asus Z97-C, 3 pwm/dc fan compatible +1 cpu fan)
Thx.