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Old 11-12-06, 01:18 PM
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Thanks for the guide, learn something new today :0

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Old 11-12-06, 03:31 PM
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Old 09-05-07, 06:30 PM
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That is one awesome post. Great idea. My Antec 900 was using one 4pin molex fan from my old tsunami dream and that was the loudest fan i had inside.

After the mod its silent once again!

I might have to attack my little brothers Viper case. Damn all those 80mm fans are noisy!!!

Cheers!
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Old 11-05-07, 03:47 AM
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Heh, I do it ghetto style, cut the red wire and black wire, and swap them
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Old 20-05-07, 08:48 AM
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Nice guide buddy
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Old 20-05-07, 09:32 AM
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Thanks for the guide, will be using it in the future!
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Old 28-11-07, 03:21 PM
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Ever thought about just sticking a switch in for the ground line so you can change between 0V and 5V. Get silence when ur not under heavy load, then switch it up when you need some extra cooling!
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Old 28-11-07, 03:37 PM
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Ever thought about just sticking a switch in for the ground line so you can change between 0V and 5V. Get silence when ur not under heavy load, then switch it up when you need some extra cooling!
Its been done many times, and works well. But its pretty messy. Extra wires ftl.
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Old 28-11-07, 03:38 PM
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Ever thought about just sticking a switch in for the ground line so you can change between 0V and 5V. Get silence when ur not under heavy load, then switch it up when you need some extra cooling!
Sounds even better! Just have to see if it any more hassle really
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