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(AMD 23.7.2 driver negitively impacted preformance)
but i like to use the fans it helps alot keeping system temps down there is no reason to not use the fans, also i keep my computer case open so extra air flow can poor in via the side, it also looks cooler cause you don't have the glass reflections, and its easy to power it down , hit the suply switch an swap out SSd drives between computers directly via the sata, usb is always slower on older systems.
one thing to remember is that using airflow direction will lower your temps across the system, good intake and exhust traveling across your boards will really drop your temps down dramaticly.
kick it to its highest noise level that is tolerable to me.been running this way for 10+ years
not 1 fan failure or GPU failure.i dont like my fans ramping up and down.and my case fans are
not on a curve either they are set to a set speed.1 fan failure in 10+ years and
it was a rattle not full on failure.
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