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PaNdRaGoN
By PaNdRaGoN
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I am planning on buying an aftermarket CPU cooler. I have an AMD FX-6300 with Coolermaster TX3-hyper evo but it is still loud...I need it to be as silent as possible. I was thinking about Zalman FX100 or FX70. I don't know it's performance and if it fits in my case (fazn hephaestus ii). If these coolers are not the optimal choises for performance and quiet what would you suggest??.
(my case dimentions 43cm lenght, 43cm height, 18cm width)

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Have you tried setting a custom fan curve?

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Honestly, getting a be quiet pure rock and setting a custom fan curve like woodenmarker said would make more sense if you ask me.

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Thank you Paytend...planning on buying an Intel CPU but for the next year i am saving money
I don't know if it is going to fit in
Ok i'll try setting a custom fan curve and see how it responds :)

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