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    Re: Reducing vibrations and noise - ANTEC 300

    P180 is a great case but would a GTX260 fit without removing the second HDD cage?

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    Re: Reducing vibrations and noise - ANTEC 300

    Quote Originally Posted by Biscuit View Post
    P180 is a great case but would a GTX260 fit without removing the second HDD cage?
    I don't know to be honest. I have removed the second cage though, as I don't need to use more than 3 HDDs, and it fits a watercooled HD4850. I'm not sure how the GTX260 compares size-wise

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    Re: Reducing vibrations and noise - ANTEC 300

    Quote Originally Posted by Million View Post
    I don't know to be honest. I have removed the second cage though, as I don't need to use more than 3 HDDs, and it fits a watercooled HD4850. I'm not sure how the GTX260 compares size-wise
    its approx 10.5" long, so you can try an judge if itll fit.

    Just changed my order because GTX260 SSC was on today only (so was the gtx260 black edition but i wanted 55nm) so i had an extra £7 to play with.

    Have now got on the way:

    EVGA GTX 260 55nm SSC
    Scythe S-FLEX 1200rpm fan
    Sharkoon 140mm 900rpm fan



    Still won't have a fan controller for that noisy hiper fan though - if you plug it into the 3 pin socket on the motherboard (if itll reach from the side panel, it doesnt from the front) can you permanently reduce the speed, or would you need to manually adjust it from a program like speedfan every time you booted windows?

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    Re: Reducing vibrations and noise - ANTEC 300

    I have undervolted one of my fans so it only recieves 7v instead of the 12. It can damage power supplies but if you have a decent quality one you should be fine

    To do this you connect the red lead from the fan to the yellow on a molex adaptor and the black on the fan to the red on the molex.

    Im loving my 260 im sure you will be pleased

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    Re: Reducing vibrations and noise - ANTEC 300

    5v is even safer and easier, just connect a fan (via 4 pin connector) the wrong way round (red to red instead of red to yellow), hardest thing you have to do is cut the corners of the plastic connector.

    http://www.silentpcreview.com/article6-page1.html

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    Re: Reducing vibrations and noise - ANTEC 300

    Quote Originally Posted by The_Ollienator View Post
    Still won't have a fan controller for that noisy hiper fan though - if you plug it into the 3 pin socket on the motherboard (if itll reach from the side panel, it doesnt from the front) can you permanently reduce the speed, or would you need to manually adjust it from a program like speedfan every time you booted windows?
    Ever have one of thoes days where you wished people read your posts?


    LN21015 Sharkoon 3pin Voltage Adaptor Cable 12V -> 9.5V
    http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Shark...RPM-and-Noise)

    If you want a greater reduction try the Zalman one 12V > 5V
    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Noiseless-Resi...1%7C240%3A1318

    You plug that onto the motherboard header then the fan into it, vola, one reduced speed fan.

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    Re: Reducing vibrations and noise - ANTEC 300

    Quote Originally Posted by Pob255 View Post
    Ever have one of thoes days where you wished people read your posts?


    LN21015 Sharkoon 3pin Voltage Adaptor Cable 12V -> 9.5V
    http://www.scan.co.uk/Products/Shark...RPM-and-Noise)

    If you want a greater reduction try the Zalman one 12V > 5V
    http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Noiseless-Resi...1%7C240%3A1318

    You plug that onto the motherboard header then the fan into it, vola, one reduced speed fan.
    Heh, don't worry mate i read your posts but i ran out of money. I had about 40 pence left or i would have picked one up. (no, unfortunately money is tight these days and the money i have to spend i can't stretch)

    Thanks again,

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