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divardio · 10-27-2004, 09:39 PM

Hi bobkoure,

I have a 120mm silenX 11dBA fan, it does use a resistor to slow it down, which can be removed, I have also ordered a 2" thick heater core, so we're on the same boat with this one.

All I can comment on is that, they are ******* quiet, I mean, you just can't hear these things! And they do move a descent amount of air, as long as you use a shroud I don't see any problem.

Maybe someone out there has theirs' up and running with a 2" h/core?

Anyone?

(BTW Becks, that might be counterfeit silenX stuff you're looking at, that's not a genuine silenX PSU on that site.)

10-27-2004, 09:39 PM	#3
divardio Cooling Neophyte Join Date: Jun 2004 Location: Christchurch NZ Posts: 22	Hi bobkoure, I have a 120mm silenX 11dBA fan, it does use a resistor to slow it down, which can be removed, I have also ordered a 2" thick heater core, so we're on the same boat with this one. All I can comment on is that, they are ******* quiet, I mean, you just can't hear these things! And they do move a descent amount of air, as long as you use a shroud I don't see any problem. Maybe someone out there has theirs' up and running with a 2" h/core? Anyone? (BTW Becks, that might be counterfeit silenX stuff you're looking at, that's not a genuine silenX PSU on that site.) Last edited by divardio; 10-27-2004 at 09:45 PM.