Quiet cooling

Stereodude

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What a crappy review. :rolleyes:

Their testbed is clearly too noisy to be testing the SPL of the HSF's when almost all of them are below the noise floor of the system.
 

ddrueding

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The fins are simply too close together to work in a low pressure cooling system (like most computers have). That is why it takes two fans to force the air through. Amazing they tried to make this sound like a good thing...
 

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The fins are simply too close together to work in a low pressure cooling system (like most computers have). That is why it takes two fans to force the air through. Amazing they tried to make this sound like a good thing...

The test was run with a single fan and double fans. The single fan did a decent job also.

Bozo :joker:
 

ddrueding

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In all of my quiet cases, the CPU doesn't get it's own fan. Depending on heat load, it either gets air from a downward-facing 120mm power supply fan or a rear 120mm case fan. In my current rig, the closest fan for it to get airflow from is about 8" away.
 
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