Can you put the fan under the fins on the SI120? - Page 2

polobunny · June 17th, 2006

Or just a slighty lower overclock, lol.

**simple_inhibition** · June 17th, 2006

have you thought of just taking out that air duct? i mean the SI 120 will be over the ram slots and be enough to cool the ram. my XP90 overhangs the 1st orange slot on my SLI-DR and almost comes over the 2nd orange slot

fps justin · June 17th, 2006

yeah if i get the si 120 i would have to take out that air duct.

Tyreal · June 17th, 2006

It's such a PITA for me whenever I work on Justin's computer. That duct is so massive, and there are just so many wires.

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polobunny T-Rex Join Date: May 2006 Posts: 5,304 Blog Entries: 6	Or just a slighty lower overclock, lol.

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simple_inhibition socket 939 junkie Join Date: Mar 2006 Location: In front of my pc in Ft Bragg XD Posts: 1,492 Blog Entries: 1	have you thought of just taking out that air duct? i mean the SI 120 will be over the ram slots and be enough to cool the ram. my XP90 overhangs the 1st orange slot on my SLI-DR and almost comes over the 2nd orange slot