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The concept of using larger fans to reduce noise works just fine, but without details about your plans it is hard to say how well it would work. Keep in mind, though, that if you just plan on making some sort of tube that sits over the processor, your odds of success are slim for good cooling. This is mainly because you would only have some air blowing across the processor core. The whole idea behind a heatsink is to have a highly heat-conductive metal sitting atop the processor core to spread the heat out over a large area. THEN the air blowing down has an easier time dissipating the heat from the sink. Though highly simplified, that is the concept of a heatsink.
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Lets see if I can get this right...So, I have a cpu, heatsink (hs), a large fan, and a cone. There is an attachment at the end of the post with a picture of what I'm thinking (crummy pic, but I did it in two min).
The idea is to have the heat go from the cpu to the hs (duh), then have the housing of the cone around the hs, with slits at the very bottom of the cone to let the air sirculate. The fan is turned on, sucking the cool air (though it might not be cool) from the slits at the base of the cone (by the hs), through the heat sink, then out through the fan. Since the case is going to be a server case, I have a lot of spots to mount supports for the cone to hold it in place. That's a bit more of a describtion. I might give the case to another friend who could actually use the case for a full server, but I'm musing with the idea of this mod. |
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