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    sleeve bearing uses axle grease/oil in between the fan the the axle/stick thingy. ball bearing/rifle bearing uses small metal balls. it's a bit louder, but it lasts much longer.

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    Originally posted by abu_has_the_power@21 July 2004 - 16:19
    sleeve bearing uses axle grease/oil in between the fan the the axle/stick thingy. ball bearing/rifle bearing uses small metal balls. it's a bit louder, but it lasts much longer.
    rifle bearing doesnt use balls, its a modified sleave bearing......
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    so theres 3 types of bearings
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    no, there are really to basic types of bearings........... rifle bearing is a modification to sleave bearing......... not really a diffrent type, its only a diffrent type of bearing for marketing purposes......

    but yeah, the rifle bearings are supposed to be the quietest, but last a lil longer than the sleave bearings......... of course they are more expensive.......
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    ok i c
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    so confused

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    anythign else besides fans?
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    I broke my old video card and the front of my old case is jacked up

    hmmmmmmm cant really think of anything else
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    Yeah, haha we took his case outside in the garage and dremeled it and cut holes in it and shit...it looks horrible haha but theres fan grills so you cant tell too much...then there just 2 big open holes in the back.

    I agree with clocker, the dremel is not a very good tool.
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