Last edited by 343guiltymc; February 9th, 2009 at 08:47 PM.
At 40%, the fans aren't terrible. Any higher though, and they get exponentially more audible.
As for the PSU question, it looks to me from pictures that the e520 uses a proprietary PSU, just by looking at the screw placement. You'll have to look for a PSU that specifically says it will work in that system. You should check your PSU to see what wattage it is...my guess is that it is in the 300W ballpark, in which casethe best you can do is a 9600GT without a new PSU.
Picked up a CM 690 and a 140mm Scythe case fan to improve my airflow and decrease noise, now I just want to add a side window to the panel that it came with. Hopefully while retaining the ability to have a side panel fan (it's fine if the fan is mounted on the window). So I need some advice on cutting a custom window, if anyone's done it before or knows of some great guides it would help a lot.
Yeah that was what I thought, this PC uses a 308 watt PSU from what I can tell so I don't know if using even a 9600 GT is a good idea.
For the 4850, which of the two brands should I get:
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applicatio...301&CatId=3670
http://www.tigerdirect.ca/applicatio...232&CatId=3670
For the PSU, the only thing I can find was this:
http://www.newegg.ca/Product/Product...82E16817703016
Oh, yea I know thatespecially now that I've got most of my cable management done... I kinda want to cutout a small "channel" on the backside of the motherboard tray, on the side near the drive bays so that my side panel doesn't have all the pressure of those cables against it...
Also, no one knows of any good side panel window tutorials?
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