Originally posted by TimisoaraKill
Everything you say is true , but : Did i ever say that GForce FX fan sound can be compeared with a 80CFM delta ? ,the answer is NO , you just say something and after you agree with yourself .
Did i compeare Anand general DBA database with the FX dba fan , NO , so basicaly i hawe no ideea why you writed all those posts ??
Compearing the noise of a Delta fan with the FX fan is like compearing a rock concert with a jet engine .

Don't make me to find all your posts (and you hawe a lot) when you say before that GF FX is so quiet that in fact you will not hear the sound and all your old 'blabla' , based on Anandteh or whatever speculations because that would be like this :
I still hold a firm belief that the GeForce FX is not as loud as it is made out to be. 77dBA converted to the dB scale is far less as far as how big numbers ago (SharkyForums member Ashpool can give you more details if needed) but I remember in one of his posts he mentions 77 dBA is the equivalent of somewhere in the range of 30 to 40 dB, which is the noise for a typical computer case fan.

This, and you're refusal to accept laws in physics and your believing of Toms Hardware over established principles of nature is your problem, in my opinion. It suggests that you are ignoring those rules and are taking the word of a reviewer over fundamental physics laws. Don't take this too seriously, but I simply think your views as misconstrued.

As for me claiming the GeForce FX is not noisey, it probably is tolerable as far as noise goes, and I think you shouldn't be penalizing someone even if they are wrong if they cite a credible source. Anandtech is hardly ever wrong, if ever. If CNN News network told the world that the US has confirmed that they would be bombing Iraq or North Korea in two months would you laugh that off or take it as if it were true? It certainly would sound ridiculous to make fun of someone for being wrong in the event CNN retracts that statement. It isn't like I am citing a source from something illegitimate such as "The Inquierer."