Since you have a gap between Fan and Heatsink, you could try to put plastic sheats on each side to seal the gap and augment the airflow that go trough the heatsink. Like @Nord1ing did here.
An Accelero iii would be nicer looking and would allow you to have lower speed fan for better perf while...
Rear fan : well, yours a standard size, A9 is a slim :) and if you see what @SirJack has donne, it's basically transforming the A9 into an almost standard fan ^^ to reduce the noise.
Bottom : Odd that they make that much sound, i have BeQuiet Silent Wing 3 and they are very quiet during Deskwork...
@Maniac That's interesting, what's the model of your rear fan (and it's not the fan that makes noise but the air passing through the grid)? Concerning the bottom Fan, what is your model, mine don't make a sound, well of corse i ear them a bit once the GPU temps reach 55+ °C, but still extremely...
@SirJack @dondan Yep you where right, intake :D
Concerning the noise, i put spacers but the noise is still quite hight. Think i'll buy a 92mm standard fan and put it on the outside. Don't know what you guys think of that?
@BaK i'am FR, but i've been livinig in switzerland for 8 years :)
Humm, your'e making me suspicious, but i am pretty damn sure that my A9X14 is set as exhaust. I'll check this evening, and if it's better as intake, change it. On the noise part, i will try to put rubber but i am pretty sure it's just the fan sound.
I did not remove the EVGA backplate at all...
Here are some photos.
I cut about 2mm on the upper and lower heatsink and half of the left ones.
Build Finished
I put the slim Noctua A9X14 as rear exhaust, but god is it noisy. As anyone tried to put a 120mm as rear in(out)take on the outside of the case? Or is there a more silent...
Hello to the SFF Ncase community !
I finally got all my parts and just wanted to confirm a few things regarding EVGA 2080 ti black edition for those wondering.
2080 ti black edition + Accelero iii + 2X120mm standard fan = it fits :thumb:
Installing the Accelero :
First unscrew everything on...
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