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Re: Quiet fans for Antec Aria case



My brother's got one of these cases running as a MCE PC, unfortunately he
seems to keep having heat problems with it and seems to end up running it
with the lid off. I guess the real problem is that there's not much room in
the case and the mass of cables screw up the air flow.

Best bet may be to hang fire for a week and find out how big a heatsink you
can fit in it and then but the biggest one that will fit.

Andy


On 09/01/06, Paul Gordon <paul@xxxxxxx> wrote:
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> Does anyone here have an Antec Aria case -
> http://www.antec.com/us/productDetails.php?ProdID=15130#
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> If so, is anyone running a "quiet" CPU fan in it?... I've
started building
> a MCE PC for the bedroom based on one of these, and I want to get it
as
> quiet as possible. Currently its running a 2GHz Celery with just the
> bog-standard stock intel fan that came with it. I'd like to replace
this
> with the quietest I can fit in the case, but as I'm 160 miles away
from it
> until next weekend I can't check any of the clearances, & I'd like
to order
> a fan this week so I can complete the build next weekend...
>
> The motherboard has an intel 855 chipset in it which is also fan
> cooled,  & I'd like to change that one for a quieter solution as
well.. -
> anyone know if there is a passive solution that will work as
effectively?
>
> Cheers.
>
> Paul G.
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