I guess you don't need any fan for your heatsink

both of which incorporate noise-friendly design features based on tried-and-true SPCR knowledge.

Devon,
did you mean to say silence friendly?

I am certainly not a fan of anything noise-friendly. silence all the way

In Setup 4, Wouldnt it be better if the top vent fan is turned on and the rear fan off or removed. I am wondering if the top fan can suck the air out off the back off case

Nexus and Globe are quieter than panaflo. You must have a heavy heatsink though (thermal right ?)

at 27 dBA minimum, its not one of the quiet fans

I was also wondering why SPCR has never reviewed a Thermaltake PSU

It looks similar to Thermaltake Silent Tower with 92mm fan

http://www.thermaltake.com/coolers/cl-p ... tTower.htm

http://www.thermaltake.com/dcfans/led/t ... ade120.htm

has anyone used these thermal take fans? ther are rated at 21dBa and 71CFM. if the airflow comes any were near 71, its incredible.

thermaltake also has a 92mm fan with 21dBA and 51 CFM. i have seen reviews on that and they vouch for claim