CM 690 II + 11 Fans...
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CM 690 II + 11 Fans...
Today I made a rig for a friend in a CM 690II.
Totally 11 fans... Blasphemy
Intake:
2x Noctua NF-D14(side pannel)
1x CM 690 II stock fan (front)
Exhaust:
2x Noctua NF-S12-1200(top)
1X CM690 II stock fan(back)
CPU:
1X Noctua NF-P12
VGA:
3x 92mm (Accelero 4870X2)
PSU:
Cougar S700
I told him that the rig, will take off and fly but didn't listened and said:
Put them all!!!
I did and left him to live, with his Helicopter...
Totally 11 fans... Blasphemy
Intake:
2x Noctua NF-D14(side pannel)
1x CM 690 II stock fan (front)
Exhaust:
2x Noctua NF-S12-1200(top)
1X CM690 II stock fan(back)
CPU:
1X Noctua NF-P12
VGA:
3x 92mm (Accelero 4870X2)
PSU:
Cougar S700
I told him that the rig, will take off and fly but didn't listened and said:
Put them all!!!
I did and left him to live, with his Helicopter...
Last edited by oxygen200000 on Fri May 21, 2010 4:35 pm, edited 2 times in total.
Why bother spending so much on Noctua fans when you're not aiming for quiet computing? That's gotta be over $120 of Noctua fans right there. Though tbh, I can understand three fans for the Accelero Xtreme, since it would still be quieter than stock, and you can slow down the fans.
Though, judging from the front case fan, your friend doesn't care too much about noise, be it visual or aural.
Though, judging from the front case fan, your friend doesn't care too much about noise, be it visual or aural.
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The PSU is not realy noname... is quite good as Jonny said...
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Neither Noctua NH-D14 is not yet recommended by SPCR and I still have far better temperatures with him than the Ninja and still remain the best air cooler on the market beating up giants like Ninja A/B/2 and Z600 in fanless zone and TRUE and Prolima on high airflow zone...
L.E.: In fact IT IS... my mistake..
L.E.: In fact IT IS... my mistake..
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