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CZ Eddie
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| Posted: Fri Apr 30, 2010 3:16 am Post subject: Does anyone have my Nexus fan mod info for Marquee? |
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A few years ago I put Nexus fans into my 9500LC. I used them in the LVPS and the belly fan tray. This was all continuing on HK-STeve's info from this fan mod thread:
http://www.avsforum.com/avs-vb/showthread.php?p=10329039&highlight=nexus#post10329039
But I can't find the info on what fans I used? I lost a lot of Marquee files due to a bad hard drive a couple years ago. And the fan mods were all sold to a nice guy in Hong Kong in '07.
I'm looking to make the same mods again.
Help?
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CZ Eddie
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Ahh, nevermind. I was searching for Nexus but it turns out they were Noctua fans.
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Tom.W
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CZ Eddie
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Hi Tom!
Yeah, I remember that thread. That heatsink area gets super hot! I just never liked the idea of doing away with the rear cover. Someday I may explore the idea of fans inside the chassis pointed at the electronics.
Nashou66, thanks - that will come in handy also. 
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JustGreg
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Well this thread came along at a great time...I just tonight at work milled the fins off my spare heatsink. 
Wow...look at this beastie! I think that's a Flux Capacitor dangling underneath it. 
A quick search on ebay shows Noctua 120mm's going for ~$30, shipping not included. I'm tinkering with the idea of liquid cooling the rear heat sink. 
http://www.xoxide.com/dden-12v-d5-pump.html
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Sparky015
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| JustGreg wrote: | Well this thread came along at a great time...I just tonight at work milled the fins off my spare heatsink.
Wow...look at this beastie! I think that's a Flux Capacitor dangling underneath it.
A quick search on ebay shows Noctua 120mm's going for ~$30, shipping not included. I'm tinkering with the idea of liquid cooling the rear heat sink.
http://www.xoxide.com/dden-12v-d5-pump.html |
I don't know that you need active cooling on the rear heatsink. Mine is running much cooler after adding the ground strap to the grounds on the stig amp and convergence boards.
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JustGreg
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| Sparky015 wrote: |
I don't know that you need active cooling on the rear heatsink. Mine is running much cooler after adding the ground strap to the grounds on the stig amp and convergence boards. |
Oh I agree 100%...but if you're gonna pimp something....don't wimp on the pimp!
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