P160 Setup
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P160 Setup
My slightly modified. quiet P160.
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Nice cabling! But please give some more specs.
What is the red foam you used to isolate your case? It seems to be some sort of fiber. And that chrome case fan, is that by any chance a Titan? I think they look great but I'm hesitant in bying a few myself, I don't know if they can run silent. What are your experiences?
What is the red foam you used to isolate your case? It seems to be some sort of fiber. And that chrome case fan, is that by any chance a Titan? I think they look great but I'm hesitant in bying a few myself, I don't know if they can run silent. What are your experiences?
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Temps as measured using probes:
Ambient 21 C
Case 26/29 load
CPU 35/43 load
RAM 28/43 load
P4 [email protected]
ASUS P4P800
Evercool 120mm intake fan installed but disconnected. For use when ambient temp reaches mid 20's during summer months.
All fans on Fanmates @ 5V
CPU Fan 1345/1430 rpm load
Exhaust 1061/1068 rpm load
Ambient 21 C
Case 26/29 load
CPU 35/43 load
RAM 28/43 load
P4 [email protected]
ASUS P4P800
Evercool 120mm intake fan installed but disconnected. For use when ambient temp reaches mid 20's during summer months.
All fans on Fanmates @ 5V
CPU Fan 1345/1430 rpm load
Exhaust 1061/1068 rpm load
Hi again!
I terms of the 'Safety Mat', it dampens the effects on sound given an aluminum case, and, it is relatively inexpensive. By following the advice in other threads on this forum: decoupling fans, lower fan speeds, suspended/isolated hard drives etc, you will end up with a quiet and cool running system.
Have fun with the new case!
I terms of the 'Safety Mat', it dampens the effects on sound given an aluminum case, and, it is relatively inexpensive. By following the advice in other threads on this forum: decoupling fans, lower fan speeds, suspended/isolated hard drives etc, you will end up with a quiet and cool running system.
Have fun with the new case!