Fans. My First PC

[bilbeissi]

**UPDATE** I have just ordered 7 Noctua NF-F12 PWM

 

Hi im Bil I'm from the Jordan and this is my first build but I'm facing a few problems with the fan noise 

Here is my rig

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/bilbeissi/saved/j98gXL

 

**i have my top 140mm fan disabled**

 

so the problem I'm having is that the fan on the 980ti hybrid is loud and I'm looking to replace all my fans since all my fans are stock.

 

I'm looking for the most quite build even at the cost of a few degrees of temperature.

 

Q1, Should i run all fans on case airflow fans or all of them on static pressure fans (for future expandability on water-cooling with custom loops)

 

Q2, Should i use push/pull on rads using case airflow fans, should i use push pull at all

 

Q3, Which fans should i choose for optimal results with lowest noise in mind

 

Thank you Ladies and Gentlemen i hope i wrote properly since this is my first build and my first time on forums.

[Samfisher]

Hi im Bil I'm from the Jordan and this is my first build but I'm facing a few problems with the fan noise 

Here is my rig

 

http://pcpartpicker.com/user/bilbeissi/saved/j98gXL

 

**i have my top 140mm fan disabled**

 

so the problem I'm having is that the fan on the 980ti hybrid is loud and I'm looking to replace all my fans since all my fans are stock.

 

I'm looking for the most quite build even at the cost of a few degrees of temperature.

 

Q1, Should i run all fans on case airflow fans or all of them on static pressure fans (for future expandability on water-cooling with custom loops)

 

Q2, Should i use push/pull on rads using case airflow fans, should i use push pull at all

 

Q3, Which fans should i choose for optimal results with lowest noise in mind

 

Thank you Ladies and Gentlemen i hope i wrote properly since this is my first build and my first time on forums.

 

1. Airflow is enough unless you have lots of cables in the way of the airflow, then switch to SP fans.

 

2. Pull is easier to clean cos you don't have to remove the fans to clean the rad of dust.  Dust will be on the otherside of the rad which is facing towards the motherboard.

3. In before Noctua NF-F12

EDIT : You should switch your rad around.  Intake would mean you pump all the hot air back into your case.

[Nico559]

[Speed bump]

this is a negative air preasure set up right? That would result in dust.. Damn you have a very tough set up!

[blu4]

I'll ad me few cents.

 

Always do positive air pressure BUT only use filtered intakes

[WoodenMarker]

One of the first issues is that you have a 900D which is horrendous for air cooling. It's a case meant to be stuffed with rads. 

Have you tried lowering the fan speeds?

[bilbeissi]

1. Airflow is enough unless you have lots of cables in the way of the airflow, then switch to SP fans.

 

2. Pull is easier to clean cos you don't have to remove the fans to clean the rad of dust.  Dust will be on the otherside of the rad which is facing towards the motherboard.

3. In before Noctua NF-F12

EDIT : You should switch your rad around.  Intake would mean you pump all the hot air back into your case.

thank you very much for your reply i will switch the fans to be on top of the radiator pulling air through the motherboard and I've just ordered 7 nf-f12 fans <3

[bilbeissi]

this is a negative air preasure set up right? That would result in dust.. Damn you have a very tough set up!

i honestly don't know positive or negative setup because I'm still new to the pc world so any information would be greatly appreciated <3

[bilbeissi]

I'll ad me few cents.

 

Always do positive air pressure BUT only use filtered intakes

i have all the filters of the 900D in place but can you please explain 

[bilbeissi]

One of the first issues is that you have a 900D which is horrendous for air cooling. It's a case meant to be stuffed with rads. 

Have you tried lowering the fan speeds?

i wanted to get water-cooling and rads but in Jordan they would cost me around 2000$ i have around 100% tax and customs 

i tried lowering the speeds it all works out except for the fan on the 980ti which i tried to lower using Evga precision 13 and the lowest it went was around 1100 rpm which is still actually loud 

[blu4]

i have all the filters of the 900D in place but can you please explain 

Have more fans pulling air in and less exhausting. That means that the only places for dust to accumulate is on the intake fans which are filtered.

[bilbeissi]

Have more fans pulling air in and less exhausting. That means that the only places for dust to accumulate is on the intake fans which are filtered.

thank you so much for the fast reply so which fans should i switch if you can look above at the fan setup i have

[blu4]

thank you so much for the fast reply so which fans should i switch if you can look above at the fan setup i have

If you have the hard drive cages in place then use static pressure fans- something like Corsair SP120s. If you don't have any cages, then just stick with the stock fans or you can upgrade to better air flow fans.