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that was a fine read.. i bet the audio of this would be even more hillarious

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Blade: DHS Hurricane hao/ Blade- Hurricane Hao 2
FH: Skyline 3(Blue Sponge)/ FH- Nittaku H3 pro
BH: Omega Asia/ BH- Calibra Tour H

I used to be an awesome overclocker back in the late 90s. These days I use secondhand ex government PCs that I buy for like $50 Lol. I upgrade them about once every five years, run big heat sinks, under clock them and turn every fan off which they will run without :p. Funny how things change. Slow and cheap in the end wins out in both table tennis and pcs . How often do I clean them? They get automatically cleaned when they get replaced .

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I went through overclocking (loud with a Coolermaster Copper HCC-001) and water cooling phase too when in my 20's, using aquarium water pumps and 12x12 copper/aluminium heat exchangers, all ghetto style. Nowadays I only run 3 120 low noise vents on my computer, and they even are auto-controlled by the PSU. CPU is a low power 45W AMD, so even the cooler runs fan-less. Main sound issue is the graphics card, changed from a nVidia 8800GT fan-less to an AMD 6870HD with fan, hope I can find a mid range fanless option soon.

Dust is not that big of a problem anyway if you clean it at least one time a year, and my fans don't spin that fast, so they don't attract too much dust.

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I run a gaming rig that can sound like it trying to reach orbit on some high end games.

Still there are good cooling options that are fairly quiet. I don't use water cooling as I find that the CPU only needs water cooling if its being overclocked, I dont overclock and even at ~50 degrees C its fine. I use an air compressor to clean out my case every 2-4 months as its needed but as I have a fairly well set up air flow there is little settling of dust on the inside of the case.

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CORNILLEAU Hugo Calderano FOCO OFF+
FH: ANDRO Hexer Powergrip 2.1
BH: ANDRO Hexer Powergrip 2.1

even if you are not over clocking . when your CPU gets hot it will start to bottleneck/lag. water is the best way to keep it constatly cool. or else a jet engine of a fan

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http://www.youtube.com/user/decoyla?feature=mhum

Main: / secondary / LP
Blade: DHS Hurricane hao/ Blade- Hurricane Hao 2
FH: Skyline 3(Blue Sponge)/ FH- Nittaku H3 pro
BH: Omega Asia/ BH- Calibra Tour H

Very true and I agree that liquid cooling is much more efficient, but with my bench-marking tests the CPU doesn't get above ~55 degrees C when gaming and from what I understand that's well within normal load temps and the bottle necking shouldn't happen until I push above 65C. So as long as I can keep the ambient room temp fairly cool in the summer here, I am ok to game away. I will say thought that case mounted fan controllers are great for keeping noise down.

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CORNILLEAU Hugo Calderano FOCO OFF+
FH: ANDRO Hexer Powergrip 2.1
BH: ANDRO Hexer Powergrip 2.1

yeah fan controllers are handy.

still though having your cpu run at around 28c on idle and 34-38 under a load jsut makes things that much better

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my youtube channel
http://www.youtube.com/user/decoyla?feature=mhum

Main: / secondary / LP
Blade: DHS Hurricane hao/ Blade- Hurricane Hao 2
FH: Skyline 3(Blue Sponge)/ FH- Nittaku H3 pro
BH: Omega Asia/ BH- Calibra Tour H