Cpu en case fans.

Thomas_baas · January 5, 2016

I'am planning to buy a new case fan and a new CPU cooler. In the first case I was planning to take a Noctua NF-F12 fan for the front of the case but these fans have a really large surface for good preasure. But I was thinking: do you really need a compression fan in the front of your case that is going to push air into your case? And I don't have any ideas for the CPU cooler, do I also need to go for noctua or be quiet or something from another brand?

I have at this moment 2 fans from my graphics card and the stock intel fan. My power supply fan is facing downwards.

Bl00dgod · January 5, 2016

for a cpu cooler we would need some more specs @Thomas_baas and pls follow your topics

motherboard

cpu

case ( if you want aio or a big cooling block )

ram ( that the aircooler wont touch it )

Thomas_baas · January 5, 2016

This is my PC right now:

MSI B85M-G43 - Motherboard

Intel core i5 - 4690K - CPU

Corsair Carbide spec-01 - Case

Kingston HyperX Fury red HX316C10FRK2/8 - RAM

My graphics card is a MSI gtx 960 4GB

WoodenMarker · January 5, 2016

What's your budget? Are you not satisfied with your current cooling?

Thomas_baas · January 6, 2016

My budget is around 80 euro (85.90 US dollar). No, I'am not completly satisfied with my cooling now because I want to let my PC run 24/7 and that means it is in need to be very silent.

WoodenMarker · January 6, 2016

My budget is around 80 euro (85.90 US dollar). No, I'am not completly satisfied with my cooling now because I want to let my PC run 24/7 and that means it is in need to be very silent.

Have you identified the loud components in the system?

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Thomas_baas · January 7, 2016

Have you identified the loud components in the system?

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It is the front fan and the cpu cooler that makes al of the noise