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UglyShoes
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Well I haven't had time to do what I want to do to my shuttle do to classes. But I decided to do a test for the heck of it. I shoved my 120mm vantec stealth inside my shuttle inplace of the 80mm for the hell of it. It's just sitting in there with a mess filter on one side. So far my temps dropped from 55C to 43C, note that 55 was after if had no cpu fan for a few minutes. It's not very loud, but does drop the temps and was kinda fun to check out. . Well My plan for some point is to replace all 3 fans with one fan, I keap having deferant ideas, which doesn't help in getting it made, i'll post pics if and when i do. Just thought I would share some 1 minute hack data on what a 120mm inside can do.
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July 22, 2003, 12:37:37 PM »
I have an SB61G2, but I think that they are similar enough to warrant comparison:
I replaced my 80mm ICE fan with an AOC/Evercool 120mm fan on the outside (I'll get pics up eventually; it's not all that exciting), using an aluminum 80mm->120mm adapter. Temps at idle are 37/37/33/41 (HDD/case/CPU/VRM), when gaming it gets to 40/40/50/52. The big fan is running at 5% at idle, and ramps up to about 50% when gaming. The PSU fan is for all purposes off, and no heat is coming out of the PSU fan hole; my best guess is that the 120mm moves enough air to where the PSU throttles its own fan back to almost 0%. At idle I run the IGP/chipset fan at 50%, since it overheats rather quickly when doing anything other than text-editing and compiling, when gaming it's at 100%. Even loading up Flash animations make it overheat quickly; better safe than sorry.
An interesting note is that if I run the 120mm at 100% (79CFM, 34dB), my idle temps drop to 34/34/28/38, but it's a little too noisy for my tastes.
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July 22, 2003, 11:50:28 PM »
Yeah i need time, I have a plan now to get air to everything with the one fan on the inside with no interior re-aranging. The vantec isn't silent, but inside the case it's sound isn't to bad. Considering how my 40mm have taken a crap, it is much better then them if i things rerouted. I also sources some PIC microcontrollers today, so i may finaly get to work on my computer controlled fan controller project. Now i just need time, stupid classes.
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