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The T-splitter you see I loved, except for the fact that it leaked (inherent design flaw with a splitter that goes AROUND the tubes). I swapped it out for an internal one.
That is exactly what I am doing Super. However, they still move around 90CFM on low. I don't bother adjusting them when gaming. My CPU only hits around 37C full load at about 3GHz. Mind you my room is around 22C.
I would have bought MUCH quieter fans if I was going to runn them full speed all the time.
Last edited by Greg M. on Tue Nov 15, 2005 2:10 pm; edited 1 time in total
That is exactly what I am doing Super. However, they still move around 90CFM on low. I don't bother adjusting them when gaming. My CPU only hits around 37C full load at about 3GHz. Mind you my room is around 22C.
I would have bought MUCH quieter fans if I was going to runn them full speed all the time.
Thats Cool. I am also in the process of putting fan controllers on my system.