Don't ya just love ripping apart old computers...so much more satisfying than just recycling them.ya konw, I just rip computer fans out of old computers(where else?) they usually work fine
Don't ya just love ripping apart old computers...so much more satisfying than just recycling them.ya konw, I just rip computer fans out of old computers(where else?) they usually work fine
You are welcome. I just got a 75g today, so it looks like I may be doing this again, or perhaps something different.BoredAgain, thank you for posting this thread. Although I didn't get the same sockets, and my wiring's a mess because I had to get 4 single sockets, this inspired me to improve my lighting. My plants appreciate it.
Rosewill makes some good products, but I think I'd pass on their fans and go with a company that has a good and long history in the fan business. In my opinion, computer fans can be loud, but when you look at installing fans in something like an entertainment center or a light strip for your tank, they must be quiet, which is why I love Thermaltake fans.I have to agree with the Tt fans. I've got got them in my Tt PSU in my computer, can be dead silent or a tornado. I also have like 6 lower power Tt fans in my computer case, dead silent.
I got some Rosewill fans, and I'm sorry I did. Their bearings suck, big time. I'm gonna get these pretty soon.
I understand, I'm just saying if they are loud, being in a computer it wouldn't matter to me much. I guess I'd just have to hear them.BA, its not the air sound, its the bearings that are making noise, they just didn't use good bearings.