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dolemite, do the silencers actually move more air than the panaflos?
28 CFm compared to 24 CFM
28 CFm compared to 24 CFM
A1A2 said:well, this baby is 3 yrs old. After all the smoke and dust it has collected, you can't blame it to be noisy, can you?
Now, how do I find out about it being Socket 370 or Slot1 P3? Where can I look once I open the case up? the fans?
JuSumPilgrim said:I dont actually own the DMP3. Ive seen them though and I know they have a filter.
I havent heard them in action enough to hear a dif. I also didnt hear them with my mics so I wasnt totally familiar with the sound when I heard them.
I was into the omni pres for the most part. For the money you cannot do any better. They have an airy quality that some other very good midrange pres dont have. They are a bit thin though and not amazing on transients. But Im nitpicking. They will more than get the job done.
lucid said:dolemite, do the silencers actually move more air than the panaflos?
28 CFm compared to 24 CFM
lucid said:ok, so you would recommend a few of the silencers for case fans, and then an 80 mm panaflo for the CPU?
redCashion said:Sweet post Dolemite, I just ordered three of the silencers for my two computers. One question though for anyone who might know, I have two cases: a regular sized minitower for my general PC, and an Antec full tower for my DAW. The minitower has one fan and the full tower has two. Do I necessarily need two fans in the full tower? If I could remove one that would obviously be a good thing...
joemix said:Dolemite:
The Enermax adjustable fans are great. It's nice to be able to dial them exactly to find a good cooling/noise ratio. The fan in the pic is blowing on the heatsink, like the original 6cm fan, though I may try flipping it later to see if there's a difference.
I'm using a PIII 1gHz, so the fan is not having to work too much, and there is little noise, I can't hear 'em over the hard drives.
Dolemite said:If you have a reasonably good heatsink and you're not overclocking, a Silencer or other quiet 80mm fan should work well on your heatsink with one of those 80mm -> 60mm fan adapters.
Also, if the power supply is loud, I suppose there is no way around having to buy a whole new power supply? In other words, breaking it open and doing some mods is not advisable?