time for some modding!

[WarriorGuides]

Right, ive had my build for a month now, im comfortable with finnaly replaceing some of the dull fans with some color and making my rig blow minds!!!

This is what im planning, but i need your help in checking my math seeing if everyhting is compatible

I have the HAF 932- Full tower and there are tons of fans for me to customize!
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Cooling System

Front: 230 x 30 mm red LED fan x 1, 700 RPM, 110 CFM, 19 dBA

Side: 230 x 30 mm standard fan x 1, 700 RPM, 110 CFM, 19 dBA (support 120 x 25 fan x 4)

Top: 230 x 30 mm standard fan x 1, 700 RPM, 110 CFM, 19 dBA (support 120 mm fan x 3 or 120 mm x 1 + 230 x 30 mm x 1)

Rear: 140 x 25 mm standard fan x 1, 1200 RPM, 60 CFM, 17 dBA (support 120 mm fan x 1), 35,000 hours life expectancy

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Since(xoxide.com) doesnt carry 230mm fans im forced to scale down

IF im reading correctly i can essential put in( and replace);

4 120mm fans for the side(underneath window)
3 120mm fans for the top
1 120mm fan at the back

im going with a green/blue theme here.

Im also planning on getting 2 Sound reactive Cathodes (green and blue)


Will this work? do you think ill be overloading?

Build Specs here:

http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applicatio...=ITD&body=MAIN
+ 2 GForce 460's
+ Windows7 64b (obviously)

[Stefy]

PSU seems cheap so you are going to be pushing this system, especially with SLI 460's. Also, the HDD is crap, get a Samsung F3 7200 RPM.

[pansertjald]

for the 230x30 you should use these
CoolerMaster MegaFlow
i used them in my old HAF 932. you can only get them in blue and red.

then use the 140 mm fan as your green color
Coolmax CMF 140mm Green LED

[Nidor]

The HAF series go better with red in my mind. But I do think your 4x 120mm fans should be doable, you will just need to be constructive and patient while doing it, and don't expect it to be flawless. Still the HAF series go better with red ^^ Goood luck

[FattyXP]

PSU seems cheap so you are going to be pushing this system, especially with SLI 460's. Also, the HDD is crap, get a Samsung F3 7200 RPM.

Beef up the PSU, that is one part you don't want to skimp on in a performance machine. Especially with the massive amount of fans and lights you wish to run. Not to mention the SLI cards, thats a lot of juice.
Also think about upgrading to a solid state drive (SSD) for your operating system and games, it will greatly reduce loading times and provide a large performance upgrade. The limiting factor in my machine currently is my drive. All other components have a windows experience index of 7.9 (the max) but my system is only rated at 5.9 because of my 7200 RPM "performance" drive. (at least Western Digital advertises it as the performance model)