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What a coincidence, 4x of the 120mm Noctua Redux fans just arrived this morning and are sitting on my living room table waiting to go into my rig. I love in-dep
by whalesalad 4y ago
What a coincidence, 4x of the 120mm Noctua Redux fans just arrived this morning and are sitting on my living room table waiting to go into my rig. I love in-depth analysis of stuff like this.
How do y'all like to manage (chassis) fan speeds? I have been out of the PC world for so long that I forget all pieces of hardware need to be managed.
- ChoGGi 4y agoI use a Corsair commander with a copy of system information viewer
- whalesalad 4y agoDig the fact that this thing comes with little temperature probes - my current case is probably a little too small for the setup I have right now and I am debugging the temperature zones / airflow. It's a Fractal Define C, i7-12700K, Radeon RX 6750XT OC. Initially my CPU cooler fans (2x) were pointed in opposite directions, lol. Would love a thermal camera, but these probes would probably be just as helpful.
- gregmac 4y agoFWIW I used to use software (Speedfan, and later something else I don't remember), but after upgrading to Noctua fans, I found whatever is built-in to the motherboard works just fine and gave up on the complication of software. I'm on my second system like this, and I've found they've both been a good temperature and nearly silent most of the time. Even maxed out, it still seems to be quieter and cooler than it would be with most (cheap) fans.
- whalesalad 4y agonice, that was what I was hoping to achieve
- MivLives 4y ago4 way fan splitter to just let the mobo control it all. I run mini itx so not a lot of fan headers.