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ive got 4 80mm beasts in my rig...got a sunbeam controller with some 4 pin to 3 pin cables....i like my sunbeam it can actually handle 2 tornadoes(80mm)per channel...for me the controller is best because you can increase or decrease the flow as needed...any other mod is kinda permanent...

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My question would be, why buy the tornado if its to loud to use at its rated CFM? Just to say you have it?

 

Maybe Im just confused =)

 

 

just to say I have it? Why is it good or something? :confused:

 

I bought it because it was the only real 92mm at the site I bought my TT xp90 @ so to save on s/h I got it and I've never purchased an aftermarket h/s without a fan so I had no idea what to get.

 

and I do use it at full speed when I game but when I'm listening to all the music I steal of limewire :tooth: or surfing the web I don't need it full blast.

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  • 2 weeks later...

I'd like to chime in, since I also just bought a Tornado... :D

Yes, the thing is freakin load!!! It sits in my family room, and I can hear it across the hosue in my bedroom with the room closed, and I can hear the booger playing a game, with my headphones on!!

 

I use to have a refrigeration system hooked up to my CPU and NB on my PIV EE system and that entire contraption was quiter than this little fan. Much better results, too. ;) I never thought a little fan could be so loud.

 

The thing about this fan though.....it is completly useless unless you have it aimed directly at something. I installed it in a typical fan location, and my temps were almost the same. Then I placed it directly over the CPU, PWMICs, and chipset, and checkout my results. I also had it directly under my 6800, and load temps dropped over 10C.

 

I've read of people connecting it to a controller, quieting it down a tramendous amount, and still seeing incredible results.

 

These temps were with F@H running.

 

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