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Hello im purchasing a HR-03 for my GTX :D
Im in the market for a fan. Something I know **** all about :headexplode:
I have to get it off this website though www.ebuyer.com
here a few that I have picked out.
http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/79894
http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/54150
http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/82246
http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/54151
http://www.ebuyer.com/UK/product/54151
OR for the same price and in fact a bit less I can get 4x120mm fans (generic name- Antler)
OR i can purchase a no name 120mm fan for £2.
Any ideas
cheers. Much appreciated. :captnkill:
Depends if you want better cooling or more silence? .... for better cooling you will need a fan with a higher CFM, if it silence your after the you need lower CFM .... i have a 92mm Vantec Thermoflow with a 58.5 CFM .... its not that loud and keeps my card at 48c - 50c idle & 65c max load! .....
If it was me i wouldent choose any of those fans! .... i got my fan from the below shop!
http://www.thecoolingshop.com/index.php/cPath/98_1_8
Not knocking ebuyer, i use the store & forums alot(bought most of my system parts from there)and its one of the best(lowest priced)on the net but they dont have the best selection of fans.
Depends if you want better cooling or more silence? .... for better cooling you will need a fan with a higher CFM, if it silence your after the you need lower CFM .... i have a 92mm Vantec Thermoflow with a 58.5 CFM .... its not that loud and keeps my card at 48c - 50c idle & 65c max load! .....
If it was me i wouldent choose any of those fans! .... i got my fan from the below shop!
http://www.thecoolingshop.com/index.php/cPath/98_1_8
Not knocking ebuyer, i use the store & forums alot(bought most of my system from there)and its one of the best(lowest priced)on the net but they dont have the best selection of fans.
nice site. Unfortunalty I live in Rep of Ireland ;) they dont post there :(
okay the shop iwas buying stuff for sucked ass.
:(
So I brought a no name fan labelled "Akasa Amber 120mm fan".
Hopefully it wont be to noisy.
For performance and quiet. The distinctive amber colour rotor blades are designed with low air impedance, which gives the ultra quiet acoustic experience. Twin ball bearing gives consistent performance and long life.
Features:
* PaxPower Ultra Quiet Amber Series
* Twin Ball bearing for reliability
* Precision balanced low air impedance fan blades
* Long Life case fan
*
Includes:
* 3 to 4-pin adapter
* 4 case screws
Product Specifications:
* Application PC Case fan
* Fan dimension 120 x 120 x 25mm
* Fan speed 1400 R.P.M.
* Fan airflow 44.8 CFM
* Fan air pressure 1.8mm H20
* Fan life expectancy 80000/hrs
* Bearing type Twin Ball Bearing
* Connector 3-pin with RPM sensor wire
* Voltage rating 12V
* Noise level 18.0 dB(A)
* Product code AK-183-L2B
Lol. I hope the P182 se will dull it slightly. Dont trust what the manufactuers say. :o
crazycheetah
09-24-07, 11:53 AM
Well i have HR-03 on my gfx and i have the crazyest fan Delta - FFB 1212 EHE witch gives 200 CFM!. i have reached 702/1084 isnt it amazing... at 702/1084 the max load temp is only 56 and idles at 49.. at normal oc2 clock 626/1000 the max load temp there is 50!!! and idles temp is 42!!!!!! COOLER THAN WATER COOLING OMFG!!!!!!!!!! sorry for my english....
you know css video stress test.... this score i got with LOW oc 650/1033.
LOOK PLEASE
http://www.4shared.com/file/24916794/b74ef6a/43817_fps_16xanti16xaniso_all_highest.html
after buying the HR-03, Zalman 9700, P182 for a nice quiet pc, I dont think that the delta is the fan for me.
What ever floats your boat though ;)
Logical
10-16-07, 02:59 PM
I have just purchased the HR-03 plus with the Zalman ZM-F2 92mm Fan.
I plugged the fan into the Aux header below the 1st PCI-e slot as the connection is 3 pin. I can access the fan from the bios and was wandering at what speed % should i have this fan set to ?
I haven't overclocked the GPU yet but was hoping to get around 600/1000.
As a guideline, what idle and load temp should i be looking at with this sort of overclock?
As a guideline, what idle and load temp should i be looking at with this sort of overclock?
With the overclocks in my sig my card idles at 50c ... ATItool artifact scanner's max load is 65c!
I have a 92mm vantec thermoflow fan.
Airbrushkid
10-16-07, 05:41 PM
Have any of you tried to use two 80 mm fans?
Logical
10-16-07, 07:03 PM
With the overclocks in my sig my card idles at 50c ... ATItool artifact scanner's max load is 65c!
I have a 92mm vantec thermoflow fan.
ok card idling at 45c and gets to 55c underload, i figure i have got a lot to play with there, gonna overclock tommorow using rivatuner :)
Have any of you tried to use two 80 mm fans?
How would x2 80mm fans be modded on? ... ive had a 120mm fan on mine but it didnt make a difference so i put my 92mm back on.
Airbrushkid
10-16-07, 08:47 PM
Heres a picture from PaiN. He said he use thin zip ties.
http://i181.photobucket.com/albums/x298/Mikepain_pics/005-1.jpg
crainger
10-16-07, 09:52 PM
Looks sexy with 2 80s
Airbrushkid
10-16-07, 10:26 PM
Well from I heard it runs cooler with the two 80's. It may because the center between the two fans is most likely right over the center of the gpu. The fan blades meet over the center of the gpu. So it looks like more direct airflow over the gpu. With the 92 and 120 you have dead space in the center of those fans where there is no airflow.
The two Antec Tri-Cool 80mm fans(on Low) are extremely quiet too :)
I'm surfing atm @ GPU temp of 47C ...
:(
My 120mm AKASA amber fan is extremely noisy.
Without a fan or with the fan at low speed the graphics card rapidly overheats and the pc crashes.
it sucks so bad. Im thinking of replacing stock cooler :(
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