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Joined: 4-February 06
From: Germany
Member No.: 271171
Xbox Version: v1.6
360 version: unknown
Howdy folks,
I installed an 80mm temp.controlled fan, dremeled nearly all of the plastic from the HDD tray away, installed a tiny fan under my HDD AND changed the thermal compound of CPU and GPU to Arctic Silver 5
Now my Xbox gets approximately 5 to 10°C warmer than before - SH*T!
I'm a student at the local university of applied sciences and my spock-like brain told me that my HDD fan is blowing hot HDD-air over the CPU cooler directly to the 80mm exhaust fan. So I installed shildings and it became a bit better.
Now I need a good Idea how the 80mm fan sucks air directly from the CPU cooler. I don't care about the GPU since it never gets hot (like a passive PC graphics card never gets really hot)
Hook me up with your brainstorms!
This post has been edited by DrTek: May 23 2006, 06:50 PM
Group: Members
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Joined: 26-April 04
From: beaumont, CA
Member No.: 116641
Xbox Version: v1.5
360 version: v5.0 (360S - trinity)
what if you made some sort of duct for the 80mm fan and then got a fan slim enough to fit under the hdd put that fan blowing air and then the other one on the duct sucking
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Joined: 23-May 06
Member No.: 283445
Xbox Version: v1.2
360 version: none
I've yet to try it on a xbox (my box as far as the plastic is concerened is stock) but I've had good luck on my computer case (a full-tower case with loads of room) using regular old paper and scotch tape There are two fans directly behind the HD cage on my case that I used this technique to duct air from the front drive bays across the HD's and out the fans, basicly seperating the HD's from the rest of the case.