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Good god these FOP38's with Global Win fan's are way too loud.

What a high pitched shrill whine. It works like a champ and moves an incredible amount of air, but man....


Anybody have a better (quieter) suggestion for a 1.2ghz T-bird?
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actually when I put a mesh filter over mine it shut it up alot. jsut try and replace the fan with a y's tech. should still work fine.

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mesh filter? anything in particular Greg? I'm willing to try anything , this damn thing is loud! :P
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You thought those were loud?? Try a Delta black label. 38cfm, 7000 rpm. I thought about putting a veriable control on it to slow it down, when im just chill'n. This would get rid of the whine.
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