Wow!

[evildoc614]

I finaly did it... i took all the crap out of my shuttle ( mobo included ) and took my dremel out and started carving... after i got the honey comb out i could tell the sunon stock fan was a little less noisy. then i took it apart again today and replace that jet engine/leaf blower sunon fan with a oh so quit panaflo and applied some artic silver 5 temps are down noise is down and i could not be happier. for every one who has a shuttle i would recommend this fan and a small tube of artic silver.. it makes a world of a diffrence. i cant even hear the computer. sad thing is i had the sunon runing at 5% and it is 10 times louder then the panaflo at 100%.

[wol]

Good good


Going to give it a go on my SB75G2 then. How long did it take you to get everything out?

Any tips?


Wol

[evildoc614]

it took me about 2 hours too get it out cut the honey comb and put it back together..any tips? yea remeber where all the screws you took out went =) i have 2 screws left and i cant figure out where they went. other then that it wasnt as complicated as i though it would be. all of the things that plug into the motherboard will only plug into what its suppose too so you cant screw it up

[wol]

Nice thanks Just need to get a dremel now!

Wol

[killgORE]

Don't worry about the screws... It is a little known fact that when you take screws out. And leave them together on a desk unattended. They somehow multiply.

This is like dropping a sock each time you clean your clothes. And why screws are sold in little plastic bags - they need air to breed.

P.s. Please dis-regard this... Its not worth the paper its printed on.