What you're saying makes perfect sense. However, if you look at the pictures, he IS cutting off a whole quarter of a fan, not just half a side. If he only cuts off half a side it won't work at all. Oops, I was sure he only cut of half the side. Just thought you where locked in a thought. Guess my t...

As he only cuts off 1/4 of the fan, it can't possibly be the 'wrong' corner. Each of a fan's 4 corners are the same, so how could he have cut the wrong bit? He just needs to rotate the fan in it's current mounting. He may have to route the wires differently or something, but other than that he woul...

feel free to shout at me for being dumb if I am saying something stupid, but surely it makes no difference which corner of the fan you cut off, as, except for the wires, a fan is completely symmetrical. Can't you just rotate the fan through 90 degrees? That would work if the correct piece was cut o...

Definatly intresting

HAHA
That's just lame
It probibly slightly lower performance compered with Ninja since the corner area is "missing".

Is this how hurricanes are started?

LEDs are extremly energy efficent but with to much volt they will be destroyed very fast.
I would guess the LEDs get 3.3V but it isn't sure since the motherboard changes and supply the current to the right and left
Most LEDs I've seen is between 2-3V depending on colour

How many volt is supplyed for the HDD and power LEDs? Anyone know or can measure it?

Thanks

Using stock things is for sizzys
Nice little mod

The fan on Elena is not changeable. Everything is changeable if you have a dremel :D. BTW, I guess the fans are the first thing to be changed. BEFORE one installs the thing. hihi I assume he ignored that solution. A myth on internet says that most people doesn't have a dremel or isn't ready to use ...

Felger Carbon wrote:No reviews, not even in foreign languages?

Who's your daddy?
http://www.pro-clockers.com/reviews.php?id=129&page=1

Felger Carbon wrote:

McBanjo wrote:Got an url?

To get a url, I'd have to log onto Newegg and search "aerocool dominator". Since you want the url, why don't you do it instead?

You didn't post the name otherwise I could or atleast I thought you didn't, I assume that Dominator was refering to Corsairs memory

Got an url?

belkincp wrote:r u gabriel? my names gabriel too =o)

Wow, we must be related
But yea, that's my name

I emailed them yesterday about SPCR and maby a review. No answer yet

My mail: Subject: Re: Titan-New product released Hi I know you are reading SilentPCreview.com but when will you pass over some of your products to them? Are the fans on Elena easy to change? Best regards Gabriel Their answer: Dear Gabriel : We will consider to send them Titan's products for review i...

Noone here will ever use a fan that hits 8000rpm, most people here rarely use anything close to 1000rpm

I personaly prefer the 1200rpm version becourse both can be made inaudiable but if you need a bit more cooling then the 800rpm version might not be enought. Always nice to be safe

Hey guys, when you reviewed the case, have you got some static shock by touching the case? 30% of the time I'm touching the case, I get a shock. this is really pissing me off. any idea how to stop that from happenning? Stop rubbing your feets with the cat :wink: Ground the case with a cable to your...

If I were planning on completely dissembling the HS's fins, yes, that would be an interesting experiment. However, looking down on the HS from the top, I don't plan to change the outline of the fins, meaning I don't have to disassemble the fins. Just use brute force to change their spacing, alterna...

Oops, I removed the pics from my site and forgot about it but yes it was more or less like Endos project

You might try to have 1 fin at 1 heatpipe and 1 fin at 2 heatpipes? Making it longer rather than wide and thereby keep the area while getting twice the amount of space between the fins?

Have you read my modding of the freezer 4?
viewtopic.php?t=31327&start

Might answer some of your thoughts

As the others say, use your finger
It would be hard to add a heatsink onto that since they are exhaust fans and not on-the-spot-fans as I thought it might be.
But larger heatsinks might work or possibly cut a hole in the top (opposite the board) and mount a 120mm fan intake fan?

Comparing with some other monster cooler out there then this method is probibly one of the smartest I've seen. It's easy to find some spot where to connect the cooler with a PSU or something else

A couple of corsair dominators there and a X6700 and you can have a fast and quiet system

Dustproof bearing? Can it be same fan as Acousticfan dustproof (I think they are made by Adda)
If so then it's a good fan (according to SPCR)

Nice to see a new company tho, their name will probibly show up here on the site sooner or later

40mm fans doesn't provide much cooling. Would it be possibly to modd in a couple of heatsinks instead? Just a thought

Start working you lazy modder
It's a very intresting modd-project you got there. I haven't seen that case being used before. And that cooler is nasty...and so cool.
I can't wait for the finish

See also this recent forum thread: http://www.silentpcreview.com/forums/viewtopic.php?t=36690 Summary: some Samsungs are excellent, some are lousy. There is one report of the same person buying two of the same drive (183A) and getting one loud, one quiet. Then a noisy version should be a RMA busine...

disphenoidal wrote:Actually, I thought the exhaust fan in my Centurion 5 was pretty good, other than a weird pure tone type noise when operating at a certain speed. The front 80mm isn't so good. I would just leave it unplugged.

Remove it for a bether airflow

paapaa wrote:SH-S183? Is there such? I know there is SH-S183A and SH-S183L. Which one do you mean?

Sory, it just said SH-S183 on the driver but it's S183A

I have the same drive. It is NOT quiet. Not even compered against other drives? I did run some tests and I don't seem to maxed it but I still find it quiet, compereed to other optical drives. The sound is a bit higher than my first post, say +30dBA but it's a nice wooosch sound. Sorry about that fo...