JosephDuffy
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Hi,
I've noticed recently my room was getting a little hot, and after ordering some great fans for a home server I built, I figured I could get some new fans for my main (gaming) PC, and configure them in a better way (in at the front, out through the back and top with CPU fan pointing out the back, as I have a radiator pretty might right behind the tower).
Also, when I got my CPU, I got an i3 OC Bundle from Overclockers UK, which was an i3 3.07GHz OC @ 4.2GHz (22x multiplier). It came with an Arctic Cooler Freezer 7 Pro which I sold because I was given a Noctua NH-D14 to go with the bundle (a present).
I am now wondering, would I get an equal, or better setup, in terms of sound and temps, if I switched to an Freezer 7/13, and switched up the fan configuration (they're all sucking air out of PC right now, from the front, back and top)?
Thanks for any feedback!
I've noticed recently my room was getting a little hot, and after ordering some great fans for a home server I built, I figured I could get some new fans for my main (gaming) PC, and configure them in a better way (in at the front, out through the back and top with CPU fan pointing out the back, as I have a radiator pretty might right behind the tower).
Also, when I got my CPU, I got an i3 OC Bundle from Overclockers UK, which was an i3 3.07GHz OC @ 4.2GHz (22x multiplier). It came with an Arctic Cooler Freezer 7 Pro which I sold because I was given a Noctua NH-D14 to go with the bundle (a present).
I am now wondering, would I get an equal, or better setup, in terms of sound and temps, if I switched to an Freezer 7/13, and switched up the fan configuration (they're all sucking air out of PC right now, from the front, back and top)?
Thanks for any feedback!
