Probably a weird question

[compnoob]

Ok so my computer is very quite and it actually drive me me mad its so quite i like to be able to here my computer running. so my question is, can i get something to make my computer noisier? and am i the only one who's like this?

[fishymamba]

Get a louder fan, I actually also like to hear my computer for some reason, so I just run the fans at ~50% speed most of the time.

[Dave :)]

Buy a dial-up connection? :X Joking aside, i get your point. What case fans are you running currently? Could you maybe just stick them on molex so they're running 100% all the time?

[Dethlok1997]

If your fans are running a fan curve, you can just set a new fan curve so your fans are running faster.

[Puppet]

You are not alone, it all depends on the fan size for me though, I love the hum of 200mm fans on full power but if its high pitched 80mm fans, I cant stand them at all.

The resonance of your case also factors into it as well

[compnoob]

right now i am running 4 XSF-F1252 from xigmatech the stock fan the stock cpu fan and G-Skill RAM duel Fan. only the stock fan and CPU fan are on MP the other are Molex powered.

Which actually reminds me of another question i was looking for a aftermarket CPU fan/heat sink for under $25 that is worth buying? dos that exist?

[Puppet]

right now i am running 4 XSF-F1252 from xigmatech the stock fan the stock cpu fan and G-Skill RAM duel Fan. only the stock fan and CPU fan are on MP the other are Molex powered.

Which actually reminds me of another question i was looking for a aftermarket CPU fan/heat sink for under $25 that is worth buying? dos that exist?

Never heard them in person, but they are branded as silent so I am sure the are fairly quiet. Your molex fans should be on full power unless they have those resistance adapters, if your mobo fans are pwm you can set them to run at 100% in your BIOS. I would imagine you are producing a fair amount of noise for those fans, so switching to something else could be an option if you aren't happy at the moment

[Puppet]

The best CPU heatsink you can get for that price is probably the Coolermaster Hyper 212

If you want really loud fans that incidentally push a ton of air, then these are for you:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835213010

Not what I like at all the produce quite a whining sound, but be something you like

[compnoob]

would the Coolermaster Hyper 212 be beter than the Xigmatek Loki SD963? i would like to stick to one company if possible.

[Puppet]

would the Coolermaster Hyper 212 be beter than the Xigmatek Loki SD963? i would like to stick to one company if possible.

Tbh I have never used or looked up benchmarks for the Gaia, the hyper 212 is tried and tested by many, but I'm sure the Gaia performs very similarly. I would go for which ever one is cheaper!

[Aphexx]

hapy aprul fouls dai?

[nicholaswillems]

I know the feeling somewhat, when I did my first build for someone a few months ago, I was worried about the fact that I could barely hear any fans, so I just used the included fan controller (fractal define mini) to speed them up :)

[compnoob]

Thanks for all the help.

[Liam-Wabbit]

Just plug some speakers into it, unless you've tried that already lol (I know, a cheeky responce :p )

[heineygoat]

I'll swap my super load am3 stock cooler with you, you will be able to hear that just fine :P

[Kilmer02]

Gimp your case fans so that they make clicking sounds or something. If all else fails, get a hammer