Help with case (650D)
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daniSAUR
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It's not the fan that's loud, it's the contact of the fan up against the case. I bought a fan controller which reduced the vibrations but alternatively you can do one or both of the following:
A) put thick foam in between the fan and the case frame, or get four thick pieces of foam that you put a hole in to push the screws threw.
cut out the case frame fan mesh. There's a tutorial or someone's posted this technique on overclock.net and it seemed to reduced the vibrations a lot.
Hope this helps buddy
I have the same case, love it!
A) put thick foam in between the fan and the case frame, or get four thick pieces of foam that you put a hole in to push the screws threw.
Hope this helps buddy
yassarikhan786
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Yep I agree with daniSAUR. I have the 650D and my problem was fixed with a fan controller. If you don't want to go down the route of modding the case yourself a fan controller would be your best bet.
yassarikhan786
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No problem man.
You can also think about using rubber antivibration washers for the fan as well. They're not too expensive and come in handy when you want to add more fans later.
Acousti EIGHT PACK Black Anti-Vibration Silicone Washers
Acousti EIGHT PACK Black Anti-Vibration Silicone Washers
Calibretto
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Man I do eveything to my cases. Even when it isn't necessary, I add fan gaskets to minimise vibration, switch the actual fans to a brand or type I like and undervolt that stuff to between 5.5 and 7
Then there can be peace.
Then there can be peace.
Yes I thought about buying a H100 but after seeing the review on yt I dicided against it
Other reviews mentioned a realy loud pump as well. Now I want to get a nh-d14.
I think I will get some sort of those anti-fibration rubbers... thx for that tipps.
You'll be very happy with the NH-D14 as it performs very silent even with its fans at full speed. The antivibration washers will be a good addition to the 200mm fan replacements. You're welcome.
