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    http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/Se...-4005&CatId=802

    will that be a good case fan for overclocking, i plan on getting 3.. 1 for the front, 1 for the back, and 1 for the top of the case. and im wondering if thats a good fan to get. it pushes out 54cfm at 28db running at 1500rpm.

    links at top for the fan,
    heres my case. (im cutting a hole in the front, resizing the hole in the back, and cutting a hole in the top)
    http://www.zipzoomfly.com/jsp/ProductDetai...ductCode=143220

    thx for the help.
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    btw.. im also looking for some cool fan grilles, can you recomend any?
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    I dont know much about fans but that 120mm pushes out a whole lot more air then the 80mm...I didnt think it was that much..but 2 fans in the front and 2 in the back (80mm) should be fine..Those stealth fans look very good and arent very loud at all.

    Is 30Db or below very quiet?
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    30db if i remember right is like pencil writing.
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    That's a good fan.

    If you cut the rear to fit that 120mm fan and you make sure to open the lower front to let air flow in then you probably could use just 1 fan. I think 3 fans of that size is just overkill.

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    These standard chrome grills allow for great airflow without restriction.


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    It really depends on what you want. For a 120mm fan it doesnt push out alot of air...that is a vantec STEALTH

    Heres a regular Vanted one Vantec Thermalflow It goes from 52-94 CFM, and from 29-39 DBA. That one would push out alot more air but will be slightly louder
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    just letting u kno, those 120mm push ALOT of air, not fast but alot, and they loud, i got one in my front and i only turn it on when im doin anything like playing games

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    Do you plug the fans power connector into the Mobo?
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    Originally posted by bigdawgfoxx@14 December 2003 - 17:49
    Do you plug the fans power connector into the Mobo?
    I wouldn't. It's better to connect it directly to the power supply.

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