Those fans appear to be 3000rpm. that's like server-cooling loud btw lol. The 5v adapter that comes with it should cut it down drastically, though it's still loud as hell, as mentioned in the amazon reviews. There are several different brands on Amazon which all serve this same packaged product, difference is in the fans. I personally recommend the versions that have fans in the 1800-2000rpm range. Using the 5v adapters on those are significantly quieter. The only thing that irks me with these type of coolers: all of the resellers only install the grilles in the intake side. I'll probably order a separate pair of grilles to install on the topside of the fans eventually. I'll leave a gap between the gpu and this cooler to ease potential strain on its current fans. Overall this cooler is an awesome case "mod," and even a great emergency fix if you have a gpu fan suddenly fail. If that happens, pluck off the old fans and its shroud, and park this cooler right up next to the gpu heatsink.
Those fans appear to be 3000rpm. that's like server-cooling loud btw lol. The 5v adapter that comes with it should cut it down drastically, though it's still loud as hell, as mentioned in the amazon reviews.
There are several different brands on Amazon which all serve this same packaged product, difference is in the fans. I personally recommend the versions that have fans in the 1800-2000rpm range. Using the 5v adapters on those are significantly quieter.
The only thing that irks me with these type of coolers: all of the resellers only install the grilles in the intake side.
I'll probably order a separate pair of grilles to install on the topside of the fans eventually. I'll leave a gap between the gpu and this cooler to ease potential strain on its current fans.
Overall this cooler is an awesome case "mod," and even a great emergency fix if you have a gpu fan suddenly fail. If that happens, pluck off the old fans and its shroud, and park this cooler right up next to the gpu heatsink.
What is what the coolers do? blow air to the fans of the GPU or extract the hot air from the GPU?
your setup is nice i like it
Haha thanks!
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