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Since you already have a 240mm aio, I would just replace the fans.

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I have this Silverstone TD02-lite aio, and the fans are bit on the loud side, i was thinking about changing the fans for some Noctuas.

 

But then I thought, why not just get the nh-d14 since it barely fits my case (450d)

 

I would ofc paint the fans. (atleast the frame with black etc)

 

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Since you already have a 240mm aio, I would just replace the fans.

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Replace the fans with the Industrial ones :P (of the LTT ones :D)

iPPC fans aren't really worth getting unless the extra robustness is needed. Normal Noctuas are cheaper and quieter. 

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iPPC fans aren't really worth getting unless the extra robustness is needed. Normal Noctuas are cheaper and quieter. 

Just to be sure, what are the best models for radiators, if I get only the fans?

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Seems like the nf-f12 is the best for rads.

 

The  difference in regular f12 and industrial one's are only few euro's  :huh:

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