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they sell Arctic Freezer 34 eSports Red here in my country for ~40$ worth the price? you think it will do the job?

tried to do that now: I'm not sure how long will it lasts like that without raising the temp too high Anywho, I can still hear it, no significant improve, not as loud but its noticable enough The case fans for instance, are dead silent, even at 100% I can't hear them, and I have 3 of them edit: oh ok just checked, case fans can only reach up to 760rpm at 100%, so maybe they are not comparablle as such.. edit2: on the left window, currently it says: CPU=913rpm (20%) and CASE=1060rpm(100%), not sure if its correct but it seems that they are spinning at about equal speed, yet only the cpu I can hear bottom line: this cpu cooler is crap, I need a new one, no doubt

hmm, I've played with it for quite a while, it makes noise in pretty much every state it is.. It just feels like thats a tiny vacuum cleaner than makes this exhausted noise.. heres a current screenshot with only chrome usage:

So when I built my AMD 2400g based desktop PC, I took the cheapest cooler I could find, just to make it work I picked the arctic alpine 64 plus for around 20$ but now, few months later, I start to bug about the noises it makes.. obviously buying a more expensive, bigger fan will reduce the noise, but how much more? I don't need anything crazy, I use my 2400g as is, no overclocking, barely pushing it to its limits with my developer demands so my question is: alternatively models that meets the requirements also apreciated my desktop PC is sitting about a meter away from me while working, and tight to the bed (I leave the PC on while sleeping, configured the fans to go dead when idle so the lights will go off) I have Antec P8 Tempered Glass Case with no RAM neither GPU (don't have one) phyisical limits Thanks!