blockynosey
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Everyone, thank you. I have decided to used 2x 200mm top as exhaust. Leaving my front 3x 120mm and bottom 2x 120mm as intake. Since everyone is recommending Scythe Gentle Typhoons and EK Vardar, I will adopt them. Lastly, how about Noctua Industrial 2000rpm fans? Any reviews? Its sold at SGD45 a piece at Cybermind.
Also I see various RPM variants, nose is of a concern to me (Noctua 140mm max rpm of 1500 starts to be noticeable to me, quoted 24.6dBA). And I know there is no standard SOP distance to measure acoustic levels, so which range of rpm for GTs and Vardars would be relatively safe yet efficient? I don't use HDDs, I remove all cages in my setups to prevent obstructions.
Lastly, with a potential total of 8-15 fans, I would be using splitters with 4pin-molex power directly from PSU. Question, would a PSU power cable with multiple 4pin-molex ports provide the Amperes, or do I have to use extra PSU power cables? In short, is there a limit of amperes in each PSU cable ports, or does the PSU intelligently adjust for the demands w/o under-powering.
Happy New Year anyway!
Also I see various RPM variants, nose is of a concern to me (Noctua 140mm max rpm of 1500 starts to be noticeable to me, quoted 24.6dBA). And I know there is no standard SOP distance to measure acoustic levels, so which range of rpm for GTs and Vardars would be relatively safe yet efficient? I don't use HDDs, I remove all cages in my setups to prevent obstructions.
Lastly, with a potential total of 8-15 fans, I would be using splitters with 4pin-molex power directly from PSU. Question, would a PSU power cable with multiple 4pin-molex ports provide the Amperes, or do I have to use extra PSU power cables? In short, is there a limit of amperes in each PSU cable ports, or does the PSU intelligently adjust for the demands w/o under-powering.
Happy New Year anyway!