I'll stick with my Noctuas thank you very much. They are the quietest at low speed for the most air moved I've found. Too bad they aren't PWM.

I've injured my hand, but it should be healed up in a week or so. I'll try to get some preliminary pics up soon. I have the coolance parts in hand now and it looks like the PetraTech supplied radiator will fit along with the 3 Noctua fans. Now I need to find a metal shear or nibbler to remove the ce...

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Maybe I'm strange, but I took a piece of clear plastic sheet about 1/8" thick, cut to size, and used the fan retaining screws to hold it in place INSIDE the case. Then I put the vent cover thingy back on. Now I can look down inside and see my passive copper CPU heat sink and it looks cool :) But the...

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Thanks very much to both of you so far for the advice. I'm definately absorbing it and thinking...

I continue to try to find a justification to experiement with water cooling using my P180B case. Current wishes involve a dual or quad Intel 6850 chip, a modified Reserator XT, and an as yet unspecified mother board and video card. Given that I'm thinking of water cooling, naturally I'm thinking of ...

I think it's fair to say that no-case is going to run cooler than any case. So removing the side panel doesn't surprise me.

"Crime wouldn't pay if the government ran it."

I just remove the two plastic inner doors and left the filters visible. The only time I need to open the front panel is to turn the computer on, or occasionally use the DVD/ROM drive

What I've read is that early 182's shipped in 180 boxes, with black not gunmetal finish. I've seen the gunmetal version. I bought a "180" and mine has the 2 WC holes, the fan switches, and the better cable routing, so I believe this. On top of that I got a rebate deal on my 180 when I bought it, tho...

The 3 speed fans can only be considered quiet on their lowest setting, and I had to go to medium to get the temps down, so I swapped fans. It IS a heavy case, very well damped. Good amounts of room. For wire routing, keep in mind the case has a hole that comes right up from the PSU so you can use a ...

Oh, I thought it meant that fan noise would drive you crazy

It's a bit tough to dampen HDD or graphics card noise with that design....

I'm running a Phantom 500 in a P180B case. It's VERY VERY tight, but it's entirely doable. Note that you can move the fan to the opposite side of the divider by unscrewing it from the bracket and direct mounting it to the divider with the same screws. Ultimately I went with a Noctua fan and got it i...

"I didn't really complain, more just mention that I was a little dissapointed that it was non-modular but did appreciate the upgrade"

That's the best kind of approach to most problems and I've had very good results with being polite until the situation warrents otherwise.

Isn't there something more sporting to do, like clubbing baby seals or something? Ok, I'm a recovering audiophile. Some years ago I had to diagnose a recurring,intermittant, loud buzz in my rear channels. To make a long story short, it was one of my super expensive Monster cables, 3/8" thick, that h...

Admittedly the XT is noisy stock, though from that vide it's hard to make any kind of objective assessment. The best review I've found so far is here: http://www.pcper.com/article.php?aid=460&type=expert&pid=12 ..which seems to indicate that the XT's QUIETEST is about 33db, which is MORE noisy than ...

I'm planning out my next computer which I hope to build in the next few weeks. It will be in my P128B case w/ Phantom 500 PSU and Noctua fans. I'm pretty set on a "Intel® Boxed Core(tm) 2 Duo Processor E6850" and am still hunting for a nice motherboard. I've decided that for the moment a 4 core doe...

Just out of curiosity, did you drain and refill your system at least once a year in the time you had it running?

Honestly I base most of my estiamtes on the 120mm fan test results, but I will say that my experience seems to bear out the test results. I seem to be able to get equivalent air flow for slightly/noticeably less noise.

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Here's the thread on the Noctuas http://www.silentpcreview.com/article695-page4.html#noctua I just replacd my Tricools with the 1200 rpm Noctuas and it's definately excellent. My system remains cooler under load and quieter than the stock Tricools. With the tricools I had to run at the middle speed ...

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I've never run RAID but am considering it now that some tests have shown that one can get Raptor levels of throughput with cheaper and larger (and maybe quieter) disks. The thing that continues to baffle me is this: is there any difference between running RAID off a motherboard that supports it in t...

1. how to get the rubber water cooling plugs out. Just pull them out, the come out and go back in with finger pressure. 2. what the hole is between the upper and lower chamber that can't be covered up. What I used it for, and what I think it is for, is to run the 20/24 pin cable bundle up to the mob...

Interesting. I'll have to put that on my list of things to experiment with.

While I'm asking noob questsion: where on motherboards are the mobo temp sensors usually? Under/near the northbridge? near the AGP/PCI/PCIE slots? near the CPU?

Noob question: what exactly do you mean by positive pressure. Won't any case with an intake and exhaust fan have that?

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