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BruceWayneofLosSanto

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  1. After you move the radiator to the front just use 2 top fans 1 at front and one at back and use the front top for intake and the top rear as exhaust. If you have the front top as exhaust it will just suck out freshly intaked air.
  2. I would go the dark rock TF, the slim wont fit in your case.
  3. PWM uses less power at the same rpms except at close to full speed. This means the bearings/motor have a lower operating temperature which increases fan life. PWM also lets you have lower minimum rpm for some reason I don't know.
  4. Is the radiator going to be exhausting or intake? I would get arctic p14 pwm fans either way to match your radiator fans, plus they're some of the best fans on the market besides being really cheap. If the radiator is set to exhaust you probably don't need an exhaust fan, I would set it to intake though.
  5. I vote for 3 x 140mm(or 120mm if you prefer just max out the number of fans you put there) front intake, radiator fans set to exhaust and 1 rear exhaust 120mm fan.
  6. There's also the Dark Rock 4 which is about half way between what you have now and the dark rock pro 4.
  7. reducing the power limit/undervolting slightly should reduce coil whine. Are you running the power limit higher than stock?
  8. I think they're still good, what rpm do you run them at? The newer noctuas are a little better but I don't think that makes your current fans bad or noisy. Mounting the fans inside the case instead of front panel will reduce noise if that's possible.
  9. I would get the drp4 cause the noctua is ugly and you have a be quiet case. For case fans I would also go with the 140mm sw3 pwm, I think your case comes with pw2 fans which are fine but the sw3 are better, not sure I would upgrade the stock fans maybe just add 1 more to the front. edit: part of the reason the sw3 are slightly better than the stock pw2 are that they come with anti vibration mounts while the pw2 is just hard plastic with screws, if you get 8 anti vibration mounts like the noctua ones you will improve the performance to noise ratio of the pw2 fans. In summary I would keep your current case fans and add another 140mm sw3 fan to the front and remount your current fans with anti vibration mounts.
  10. How tall is your RAM? Here's the dimensions of the cooler it looks like it would have good ram compatibility in your case, you could easily raise the front fan if you had trouble.
  11. It's fine but you could just cut of the tips if it bothers you.
  12. You could use 5v instead of 12v. You could also use 12v with 5v as ground making 7v.
  13. Auto voltage gives me way to much vcore in manual OC mode like 1.4v+, if yours is doing that it would explain the high temps.
  14. I think 95c is normal under that type of load with the stock cooler. Even my budget aftermarket cooler hits 95c in p95 with pbo maxed out. I would reduce the thermal throttle temp to 85c for peace of mind.
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