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Hi all,
I currenlty have a Thermaltake Soprano case with original case fans. Currently my cpu (with stock cooler) is running at 40c idle and the MB 37c according to PC PROBE.
Now im looking into replacing the case fans. What are the current best 120mm case fans in the market atm?
Im not to bothered about noise - though as long as they are similar to the current setup as this is acceptable level.
Thanks
Why ru replacing them?
To improve the airflow inside the case...dont really wanna change the cooler on the cpuQuote:
Originally Posted by matlamont
I don't honestly think you will see a vast improvement without changing the CPU cooler itself.
Try these
Computer hardware and software at amazing prices, available online from Scan Computers UK
As quiet as you could really want when not demanding silence and push a lot of air
Thanks for your replyQuote:
Originally Posted by staffsMike
What cpu cooler is recommened. Its a Q6600 on a asus p5n-e mb
If you want to keep it cheap then I'd get the Arctic cooling freezer 7 Pro for about £15
I personally like the scythe ninja. I've used it on a Q6600 to great effect. Around the same price would also get you a thermalright ultima 90 + the fan I linked before.
The best is the thermalright ultra 120 Extreme with something like the fan I linked to but it's going to set you back a fair bit more.
All avaliable from Computer hardware and software at amazing prices, available online from Scan Computers UK in the coolers section (freezer is in the intel coolers, the others are in multi cpu ;))
40'C idle with a quad core is quite cool.. so you're already doing quite well.. but any of the bigger heatsinks is good..
Scythe Orochi
you could go for that and get about -904'C at full load..
but of course, you'd have to make sure your your mobo is strong enough!!
Thanks again for your reply. Il have a look at em and see whats within my budgetQuote:
Originally Posted by staffsMike
OMG :surprised:Quote:
Originally Posted by matty-hodgson
I dont think that will fit in my case let alone the mobo trying to hold it.
Thanks for your reply.
-904C ?? I think someone missed something in their education :stupid: Only joking lolQuote:
Originally Posted by matty-hodgson
hahaha!Quote:
Originally Posted by Flewis
yeah, not possible to get temperatures that low, yet..
maybe in the future, but i'm sure that heatsink and fan would keep things VERY cool.
yeah, i doubt it'd fit in most cases.. and you'd turn your PC on 1 day to find it won't turn on 'cause it's snapped your motherboard and then snapped through your Graphics card aswell..Quote:
Originally Posted by SSK
wouldn't be nice! :(
Quote:
Originally Posted by matty-hodgson
Um not possible to get that temperature ever! Absolute Zero is -273.15ºC so that is as cold as anything can be!
Back on topic Thermalright Ultima 90 with a 120mm fan is a great cooler and is a good size as in not to big, see photo below the case is a Silverstone TJ-08 pretty much as small as a case gets and still taking full size components.
http://img150.imageshack.us/img150/5548/img1273aq4.jpg
Oh the northbridge cooler below the Ultima 90 is a HR-05 IFX
maybe in the future we will find a way to get colder?Quote:
Originally Posted by Webby
how did they find the absolute coldest point?
No that is it you just can't get any colder. The is no movement of the molecules of what you are measuring, no movement = no energy = no heat.
See here for more info Absolute zero - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
I love these,
Arctic Cooling
Cheap, quiet and efficient :)
ohhh.. why didn't i think of that?
i'm doing physics next year at sixth form aswell! :S
but i totally understand how things can't get any colder than no molecule movement..
pretty simple really