Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
LOL OWNED :)
LOL OWNED :)
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
LOL OWNED :)Comment
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
LOL OWNED :)Comment
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
LOL OWNED :)Comment
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
what made you pick Xilence fans if you dont mind me asking? I have seen them around but never really read much about them.Comment
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
They are held in high regard within the watercooling group. They have a good CFM (68cfm) whilst maintaining a relatively low noise.Originally posted by [BFE]B1scu1T View PostComment
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
ok thanks Alex i might have to check them out for when i do my new system :)Comment
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
Thing is. Aircooling usually doesn't drop into hat CFM catagory. You either go for silent fans (~40CFM) or high speed fans (~80CFM). Not many people go in between.Comment
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
but surely if you have limited fan slots then you may wish to maintain relatively high CFM without compromising in noise. Surely in this situation its a good option to pick?
Im gunna start a new thread about my Christmas upgrade i think, dont wanna Hijack your thread :)Comment
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
Those fans are for my radiator, not case. I see your point, but that's what happens in reality.Comment
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
LOL OWNED :)Comment
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
LOL OWNED :)Comment
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
That is one hell of a case Alex, 250 quid hah damn! Congratulations buddy hopefully u will upload pics of when its up and running lol. Btw how much are you selling your old case the 690 right?Comment
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Re: [Project] Soggy Silverstone
No he had a cosmos...I have a Cm690...You want it?Comment
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