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"Thermeltake's Volcano 7x er a very big copper cooler with a powerfull 0.55a / 70mm fan. Unfortunately

it's a bit noisy if it have to be effective - But can't it be done better ?

Several of their coolers have a 80mm fan, and they deliver the same ammount of cooling at a lower RPM.

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This is how the cooler looks in the original box.

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Here all the parts wich came with the package are laid on the table. Her are for instance the smart Voltregulator to control the RPM's on the fans

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All the bits and peices are put together - Massive copper cooler with a powerfull and noisy 0.55A / 70mm fan.

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Yep it says Volcano7+ on the as long as it lasts ;)

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Vi are starting be demounting the fan on the mountingframe. We'll be using that to play around with

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This is how the mounting frame looks when the fan is removed

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This is the coolingprofile wich we'll be using later

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We've taken part of the mountingframe from another cooler from thermaltake - we'll be using a bit of it. On the picture you'll already see where we've sawed a bit.

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This is the corners with the screw holes, wich will later be used as a distance peice to mount the new 80mm fan.

You kan offcourse saw little peices of metal out, and drill two holes for the screws if you don't got a Silent Viking cooler ;)

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Then we'll put the messurements on the frame for the fan - we'll need to saw in it.

There is already a line where we have to saw

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Here the top is sawed off - you can just throw em away!

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Heres one of the two pieces left. It has to be mounted on the coolingprofile again.

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Here are both peices screwn back on again. Now you can see where the four distancepeices need to be used.

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Now the four distancepeices are mounted with screws. Now it's about time to mount the new and bigger fan.

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Her you can see how big a difference there really is on a 70 and 80 mm fan! The plug wich was seated on the wire for the control of the RPMS has been dismounted on the original fan.

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Now the plug has been mounted on the new 80mm fan. it's possible to get the wire about by the help of a small screwdriver.

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Now the new and bigger fan is mounted :)

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It looks ok, and now its both effective and silent.

If you don't care about the noiselevel you can use a 6000rpm 80mm fan - a fan like that should be able to cool abit more than the smaller 70mm fan wich is standard on the cooler

Good luck with the project ;)

Ok, rough translation ... Hope you can use it ;)

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