ok thanks, I was looking at hard drives pages

I couldn't find where Everest says the temp of the hard drive, is it there?

Sweendog wrote:OK, so I've seen that several people are using this thing to mount fans, but for the life of me, I can't see how it attaches to the case, and I can't find any forum topics that have working images of it installed.

http://www.silentpcreview.com/article47-page4.html

hey, here's one photo!

Thanks Tibors

I am from Spain and (last time I checked) couldn't buy Seasonic products either. Does that german site ship to Spain? (I can't read german)

Hello: The fan should be horizontal, blowing upwards. Somehow, this seems to be the obvious way to go, and one wonders why they put the fan in the way they did? I wondered at first, but air must go through fins and this vertical position forces that. I am not sure how useful will be those heatpipes...

elasticdog wrote:I like them both, but for different purposes. I like SpeedFan for its charting capability, and MBM for its logging and high/low/ave chart.

SpeedFan can also log (not that you say that it can't)

kloppe definitely has the cheapest method so far :) I bet mine is cheaper ;) (only cord needed) link to my blog (they don't like direct links to images). I can make more photos if you want. Tibors, how did you remove the drive cage? No cutting? I also removed the drive cage, with a screwdriver :)

it's probably downward

I have this mobo and a Zalman 6000, I also changed the chipset fan for a zalman, it touches the heatsink, but it fits without problems.

here are some photos:

http://www.lacomunitat.net/blog.php?id=3465

oops, I didn't notice this post, sorry. but I understood that China Seagates were quieter than Singapore's If you read my original post, you will see that I refer to ONE sample of the China 7200.7 which is super quiet. I want to find out whether this is normal; I never said they were generally quiet...

I did mean that IMO harddisks need air intake. Opinions vary on this subject though so others might feel different. Taking air in through the bottom of the case (which was what I meant) is just a possible idea, there are others of course. It all depends on what you want to achieve and how much time...

sPECtre wrote:overclockers.ru have posted a review, too:
http://www.overclockers.ru/news/newsite ... 1098217414 (well, it is in russian, but the numbers and pictures are in english )

and here's another English translation

babelfish is sooooo great

hyperslug wrote:

mai9 wrote:

daba wrote:Pictures and more: http://www.dbnawa.co.kr/board_b/?imode= ... &c_id=4932

and here for those who can't read Korean

What if we can't read that either?

you mean English? not being able to read english would put you in a very strange position

daba wrote:Pictures and more: http://www.dbnawa.co.kr/board_b/?imode= ... &c_id=4932

and here for those who can't read Korean

Mats wrote:

mai9 wrote:

Mats wrote:The SATA with 2 MB cache is called "-", not a good name...

ok, so it really exists SATA with 2MB, what a mess of names

That is for 7200.8 only AFAIK.

ah yeah, he said that

*returns from editing the post typo? What typo? I have no idea what you possibly mean! http://forums.silentpcreview.com/images/smiles/icon_twisted.gif EDIT: Per your update - I see. So that means I got the 7200.7 Plus 200 GB (in my computer, not related to the search for the 7200. http://forums.sil...

So I suspect that all 7200.7 SATA used to fall under the 7200.7 Plus families and were previously listed with them on Seagate's spec pages. But now they seem to have redefined the models to match the above 4 model names. . . Well at least not here in Sweden. 7200.7 Plus have always been IDE with 8 ...

acaurora wrote:Seagate HDD that is being sold currently @ Best Buy stores are NOT 7200.8s. They are 7200.8s.

french call it "le typó"

acaurora wrote:Now, the distinction / difference between the 7200.7 and 7200.7 Plus, I have yet to figure out, but just want to set things straight.

The difference is a 8MB cache, link

But your setup also provides a direct escape route for noise. Ideally noise should travel around a few bends before making it out of the case. Teejays suggestion is you intake air from the bottom instead of the floppy so that no front openings are left a front vertical opening? or "bottom" like in ...

Is that the standard Zalman fan that came with the 6000 cpu cooler? If so you could swap it for a quieter model, e.g. a Nexus ok, that's easy, but will only do that if that fan is the noisest of the system. Get the cpu fan more "in line" with the airflow direction (front to back) I don't understand...

I am pretty satisfied with the current configuration, but I could get some ideas from you on how to improve the silence in my computer. :) http://www.lacomunitat.net/ma/DSCN7861p.jpg http://www.lacomunitat.net/ma/DSCN7863cp.jpg currently, air enters the case for the 3.5 floppy hole (you can feel the...

visual representation of the sonic signatures Could do but I haven't so far because I figured it's already data overload. Hearing it for yourself is really the best, isn't it? yeah, the visual representation is very nice, but looking at two different but similar graphics you can't really tell which...

Sizzle wrote:Hank, the owner, and all around good guy told me that the spec's listed on his site for this model are incorrect.

maybe he could try to contact himself

well, at first glance, I couldn't hear much difference. I tried with two IDE 7200.7 160GB and two 200GB. Your post is unclear. What did you compare to what? China versions vs Singapore versions of 7200.7? You really need a normally working typical Barracuda IV or Samsung SP80/120 as a control refer...

well, at first glance, I couldn't hear much difference.

I tried with two IDE 7200.7 160GB and two 200GB.

I didn't undervolt anything!

and should I be able to modify speed fans?

Project wrote:yeah and i thought SATAII was suppose to be 300 instead of 150

The trick is that SATA2 is not the same as SATAII. SATAII being more like SATA 1 revision 2

I have some Seagate IDE drives, some from China and some from Singapore, I'll take an ear to hear the difference.

http://www.almico.com/foruminfo.php?id=446427
http://www.almico.com/foruminfo.php?id=353

ok, I have the typical Abit NF7S, and I can't set fan speeds, is it normal?

I also have a "Temp3" at minus grades "-48ºC"