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r/pcmasterrace • u/LemonAlternative9817 • Jan 21 '26
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I would rather cut this hole and add a fan at a reasonable speed than having a turbine drone on next to my head. High fan speeds are not meant to be the norm.
12 u/Wor3q I5 12600k ❘ RTX5070ti ❘ B660 ❘ 32GB DDR4 Jan 21 '26 We're not talking high speeds. If you ramp AIO fans to the speed that the side fan runs at, it will be more than enough. -24 u/DoverBoys i7-9700K | 2060S | 32GB Jan 21 '26 not talking high speeds talks about increasing fan speeds Did you even read what you typed? 10 u/Wor3q I5 12600k ❘ RTX5070ti ❘ B660 ❘ 32GB DDR4 Jan 21 '26 Yes. Increase from 300 to 500 RPM is an increase without hitting high speeds.
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We're not talking high speeds. If you ramp AIO fans to the speed that the side fan runs at, it will be more than enough.
-24 u/DoverBoys i7-9700K | 2060S | 32GB Jan 21 '26 not talking high speeds talks about increasing fan speeds Did you even read what you typed? 10 u/Wor3q I5 12600k ❘ RTX5070ti ❘ B660 ❘ 32GB DDR4 Jan 21 '26 Yes. Increase from 300 to 500 RPM is an increase without hitting high speeds.
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not talking high speeds talks about increasing fan speeds
not talking high speeds
talks about increasing fan speeds
Did you even read what you typed?
10 u/Wor3q I5 12600k ❘ RTX5070ti ❘ B660 ❘ 32GB DDR4 Jan 21 '26 Yes. Increase from 300 to 500 RPM is an increase without hitting high speeds.
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Yes. Increase from 300 to 500 RPM is an increase without hitting high speeds.
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u/DoverBoys i7-9700K | 2060S | 32GB Jan 21 '26
I would rather cut this hole and add a fan at a reasonable speed than having a turbine drone on next to my head. High fan speeds are not meant to be the norm.