P phsstpok Splendid Dec 31, 2007 5,600 1 25,780 Mar 7, 2001 #1 I don't own one but I thought about getting one until I heard how loud the FOP38 is. Here is a <A HREF="http://www.ocshoot.com/foprocks.htm" target="_new">tip</A> to make your FOP32 or FOP38 quieter.
I don't own one but I thought about getting one until I heard how loud the FOP38 is. Here is a <A HREF="http://www.ocshoot.com/foprocks.htm" target="_new">tip</A> to make your FOP32 or FOP38 quieter.
Grizely1 Splendid Dec 31, 2007 7,764 0 30,780 Mar 7, 2001 #2 get a new fan. i thought that was quite simple ----------------- "648kb is all the space anyone would ever need!" Bill Gates, 1980s
get a new fan. i thought that was quite simple ----------------- "648kb is all the space anyone would ever need!" Bill Gates, 1980s
P phsstpok Splendid Dec 31, 2007 5,600 1 25,780 Mar 7, 2001 #3 Yes but I never thought about switching to an 80mm fan. They move just as much air as a Delta with a lot less noise.
Yes but I never thought about switching to an 80mm fan. They move just as much air as a Delta with a lot less noise.
Crashman Polypheme Former Staff Dec 31, 2007 48,582 92 66,190 Mar 7, 2001 #4 Make a sheet aluminum funnel that reduces the size from 80 to 60MM, mount it in place of the fan, and mount the larger fan to it. That should help direct the air into the heatsink where it is needed. Suicide is painless...........
Make a sheet aluminum funnel that reduces the size from 80 to 60MM, mount it in place of the fan, and mount the larger fan to it. That should help direct the air into the heatsink where it is needed. Suicide is painless...........
G Guest Guest Mar 7, 2001 #5 Use the largest heatsink that will fir on your mobo and then use a quieter fan.
W walkr Distinguished Dec 31, 2007 95 0 18,630 Mar 8, 2001 #6 Check this link for a 60mm to 80mm funnel that is being made. http://www.overclockers.com.au/techstuff/a_80mm_a/
Check this link for a 60mm to 80mm funnel that is being made. http://www.overclockers.com.au/techstuff/a_80mm_a/