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October 12, 2013, 06:16:07 PM
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Ok, I have 2 BFL 60 GH/s machines and they are louder than heck.  I am moving into a new place next weekend and the units will have to be in a room with me and I do not think I will be able to handle the noise.  For this reason I have heard that you can replace the fans with quieter ones, but I am unsure about which fans to use.

Could someone who has replaced their fans in their 60 GH/s units please recommend a fan to use?  Will any 120 MM fan work?

Thanks for your help and experience.

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October 12, 2013, 09:58:52 PM
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Try first only with the fan plates removed, you might find it sufficient.
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October 13, 2013, 05:10:46 AM
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Ok, I have 2 BFL 60 GH/s machines and they are louder than heck.  I am moving into a new place next weekend and the units will have to be in a room with me and I do not think I will be able to handle the noise.  For this reason I have heard that you can replace the fans with quieter ones, but I am unsure about which fans to use.

Could someone who has replaced their fans in their 60 GH/s units please recommend a fan to use?  Will any 120 MM fan work?

Thanks for your help and experience.

Hi there.

If you just remove the case (leaving the stock fans) - it will literally cut the noise down by 50% and gets rid of that "whining" noise you also hear. I did that to mine and I can no longer hear it through the walls, ha.

To answer your question- yes any standard fan will work (it's just 2 fans with extension rods holding them).

Case removal + silent new fans = silent and great performer

Will the temperature be fine for the boards by removing the case fans?  What temps do yours run at without the case?

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October 13, 2013, 09:08:05 AM
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Hey, buy 2 x 120mm SILENT fans, check out their specs.
Fans MUST be with 3 pins connector !
I replaced mines too because of the noise Tongue
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October 13, 2013, 09:31:05 AM
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I use gentle typhoon 1850rpm fans on my single. These are the fans that most water-cooling setups use. A bit pricy but very quiet and efficient.

I don't use the case fans or the case. The gentle typhoon fans sits on the heatsink in place of the 92mm fans. So only 2 fans are running and the single stays at 60c.
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