u can use fan controller to control ur fan rpm speed

Ok my PC-A71F casing has 2 filters for the front 2 x 140mm fans. The exhaust fan has no filter.

I am also planning to install a radiator in my case attached under the top panel which will have a cut opening so i can install 3 x 120mm fans as well as fan filters and a grill.

My question is, do i need fan filters for radiator fans? Or will it greatly impact airflow and thus my cooling performance?

And should i install a filter for the exhaust fan or is there no need?


I want to minimize as much dust buildup inside my rig.

dun wan dust put filter...wan performance dun put...

Well i put first. Since i rather not have dust and i doubt performance drop by a lot

Susai what sort of fan configuration should the radiator fans be put as? Push and pull??


(Push)(Pull)(Push) ??

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Dec 9 2009, 12:04 PM

Scythe Kaze Master ACE
http://www.pcshoptalk.com/forum/showthread...?t=8592&garpg=5





I need advise whether it is possible to set 3 Gentle Typhoon fans per channel for this fan controller?




Someone else though says that the Gentle typhoon 1850rpm variant draws about 1w each...

I only found this so far. So would 3 Gentle Typhoon be able to be put onto 1 channel, so at the turn of 1 knob, it will change all 3 fans to the same RPM?

The other 3 channels will then be used for individual fans. 2 x 140mm fans at the front, and 1 x 120mm exhaust fan at the back.

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Dec 9 2009, 12:46 PM

depends on the radiator fan orientation....

if its set to blow the air out of the case...then no need....if into the case...then u should

its alread stated....1Amp per channel max

so 3 fans combined must not exceed 1Amp


Amp...not watt

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Added on December 9, 2009, 2:30 pmdepends....if all 3 fans at max are turning at the same RPM then when knob turned down itll be same RPM...

fan controllers dont control the RPM... they control the voltage going into the fan....



This post has been edited by mADmAN: Dec 9 2009, 02:30 PM

So basically for one of the knobs, i need only use 1 sensor then.

Thx.


Madman how does the Kaze compare to the Lamptron FC-5 Fan?? MSRP is $54.99.



http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=233607



This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Dec 9 2009, 04:13 PM

have filters in the intake fan for your pc, then use the radiator for output. And don't put more airflow fan then your intake fan.

I am buying from here
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/ind...oducts_id=26486




http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/showthread.php?t=233607


=^-^=; i thought it was better then the Kaze Master Ace, so i am giving it a go!!! To go where no water cooling enthusiast has gone before

where did u order that..how much

When it arrives in 2 weeks i will let you know :} check out the link.

orait bro.thanks

Ok so my case the 2 x 140mm intake already have filters.

The output fan 1 x 120mm at the back doesn't have filter (guess no need for this).

Whats a good fan orientation? I am putting my radiator inside my casing, at the top under the top panel covering. Should i set all 3 fans as push to blow onto radiator so i can use the 3 fan filters? Is this an acceptable setup?

I'm not overclocking my pc and my build is as follows:

reservoir >> MCP655 Pump >> TFC Xchanger 360 Radiator >> Swiftech Apogee XT Cpu Waterblock >> Reservoir ...

Maybe if a pro wouldn't mind helping me setup my water cooling rig with the parts i bought, i wouldn't mind if they at the same time tested the fan controller :]

Any takers?

dont know....i dont use fan controllers....

id rather undervolt them myself.

put the radiator fans to blow air out of the case...

if ur blowing in...ull be blowing hot/warm air into the case.

Ok i'll do that Madman :}

Even if pc not running, dust can still creep inside from the fan holes. Is it still worth putting the fan filters on?

My room very dusty >-<;

This post has been edited by Moogle Stiltzkin: Dec 9 2009, 05:02 PM

do not put filters on exhaust fans.....

Mr Moogle Stiltzskin, u know how to use the appropriate threads? Do not open a new thread eveytime u have a question. There r existing threads u can use. Threads merged.