'fan'tastic (origionally Water Cooling..)

Discussion in 'Gaming' started by XMasterX, Nov 22, 2005.

  1. .DeFuZioN

    .DeFuZioN Well-Known Member

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    no they dont make it faster but it allows you to overclock further because less heat is geneerated.
     
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    No fan should be 20db, check the fan for wirs getting in it or for dust. Also, put your compoy on the floor if it's not.
     
  3. XMasterX

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    Captain Obvious, you obviously know little about computers...

    I built this not a month ago, there is no dust, it is as loud as I built it.

    Some cpu fans are quiter than 20dBa. I've seen and heard them.

    Putting it on the floor will do nothing more for it...
     
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    For a 100 USD u dont get anthing worth callin watercooling. u pretty much get what u pay for here and i wouldnt put my money on a cheap watercooler...I know several ppl that did that and next thing they know the motherboard is fried lol
     
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    read my last few posts... I'm getting a quieter fan...
     
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    Oh lol sorry about that....well liquid cooling is still great as long as it isnt the cheapest kits out there. Or save up to a vapochill chassi with integrated cooler :D cools down to -20 degrees celsius
     

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