CrimandEvil
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blackacidevil said:I have a large fan to use, see pic below. The smaller one is a standard 80mm.
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blackacidevil said:I have a large fan to use, see pic below. The smaller one is a standard 80mm.
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compslckr said:yeah, i see their site, and i found where it says "start" but when i change the value and hit compile then save it says cannot save file "C:/windows/explorer.exe"
blackacidevil said:Thanks for the offer Chronic, but i solved the XP issue *wink wink*.
I've been dead sick wth a nasty chest cold the past few days so I havent gotten any work done.
I have a large fan to use, see pic below. The smaller one is a standard 80mm.
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Does that have plastic blades, or is it the one with aluminum blades? Either way, keep fingers outblackacidevil said:Yeah it's 170mm. It's from an air hockey table. 2700-3000 rpm. 51-55 decibels. 180 cubic feet/minute.
pilotman2004 said:Well, If you're REALLY going for the wind-tunnel effect, I think one of these is in order. Cut an 18" hole in the top, take the cage and legs off the fan, and mount the motor and fan assembly in the hole. I don't even want to know the CFMs that thing would be ripping through your case. Plus, It would look amazing having a fan taking up the whole top of that beast. At least thats what I'D do...![]()
Why is that? EMI? Its not like he's going to be attaching the HDDs or mobo to the fan. With a little distance between the two, I wouldn't thing that there would be any problems...Captain Colonoscopy said:unshielded AC fans are bad for your computer.
Except for the fact that they cost $70 each... eeek...DarkMonkey said:FrozenCPU sells like 150mm fans that blow over 200CFM of air and run off 12v DC, perhaps you could get one of those?
blackacidevil said:yeah and it's also 70 buc....dammit pilotman...