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Join Date: May 2009
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OS: Windows Vista 64
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Water Cooling and existing fans tech question.
I am not very a very tech savvy guy but I somehow managed to build a PC properly lol. anyways I have a question about liquid cooling and what to do with existing fans on my Desktop Casing.
My current case has ton of fans and is extremely loud it is the : Sunbeam Transformer IC-TR-B you can find reviews of it online. it sounds like a blow dryer almost and although i do not mind sound, this forces me to turn up the speakers for stuff and I would like a silent alternative, whcih brought me to thinking of purchasing a water cooler. I was wondering after I install the new fan, is it okay for me to turn off all the fans on the casing or just majority of it? I am not quite sure how the air circulates within it etc. I know there is a GPU fan directly blowing air onto my Graphic card and the top vent which brings the hot air up i guess. but I would like to turn these fans off if possible without risking heating problems. thank you for the read and hope I can get some help :) |
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Join Date: Aug 2005
Location: Florida
Posts: 5,238
OS: xp
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Re: Water Cooling and existing fans tech question.
If you water cool the cpu, and gpu, you dont really need any fans.
I might leave one to blow out the back, just to keep heat off the mobo and the hdd's. Might just use a fan in the front sucking in air and omit the one in the back.
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