Dec 24 2007, 10:14 PM
QUOTE(longpants @ Dec 24 2007, 06:37 PM)
SIFU SIFU of LYN,
I need opinions to cool down this rig. I want to get more fans. But before that, need suggestions and opinions from first before doing anything. Hope so you guys not to be too harsh on me.
Idle 60~63c, Load 70~80+c
But, when i open my casing and use fan to blow in, Idle - 53~55c, Load - 65~70c
Anyway, my budget is about 100 bucks on everything(fans, accessories, modding without voiding warranty) i can do to cool this rig down.
THANKS A BUNCH!
Add a 120mm blowhole on top of the casing which act as exhaust. That really helps a lot as hot air tends to rise.I need opinions to cool down this rig. I want to get more fans. But before that, need suggestions and opinions from first before doing anything. Hope so you guys not to be too harsh on me.
Idle 60~63c, Load 70~80+c
But, when i open my casing and use fan to blow in, Idle - 53~55c, Load - 65~70c
Anyway, my budget is about 100 bucks on everything(fans, accessories, modding without voiding warranty) i can do to cool this rig down.
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THANKS A BUNCH!
QUOTE(sniper on the roof @ Dec 24 2007, 08:17 PM)
A couple suggestions:
1) simplest, cheapest and best result. Add a fan on the bottom of the vga card using chopstick mod
2) Or add a fancard.
3) Move your Hdd to the highest slot (it's unnecessarily obstructing the intake now) and change the rear exhaust to a 12cm fan. Almost no result but sure hell's more elegant.
May i ask what's a chopstick mod?? I am interested too.1) simplest, cheapest and best result. Add a fan on the bottom of the vga card using chopstick mod
2) Or add a fancard.
3) Move your Hdd to the highest slot (it's unnecessarily obstructing the intake now) and change the rear exhaust to a 12cm fan. Almost no result but sure hell's more elegant.
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