Also with its components list
The desk is still the same, now much more worn. 
Yeah, it's an hilarious system and desk place.I finally took some pics of my really fancy, classy lookin computer. Prepare to drool.
I don't know. They are pretty loud at full speed, supposedly 45DBa and 85CFM, but the new ones seem more like 35DBa and 70-75CFM.Nice photos of your actual system, good case, but maybe those fans are too much;
They are silent at half-speed. And oiling them could possibly help very much to quiet them. I guess it depends on how high quality the oil is that Yate Loon used.Well I'm not too worried. Seeing as how I have accidentally stuck my fingers in every case fan I have owned and most likely hurt the fan a lot more then my fingers (the worst that happened was once I broke a finger nail....wow that sounded stupid...).you've also removed the frontal cover, is it to let them work better without get dust accumulation? That's not safe too.
Well one I was testing and stuff while holding it...and dropped it, and one of it's fan blades broke off.Well three fans are broken? How could happen that?
Another I stepped on. And another one a wire came out of. I would have to completely take apart the plug (break it, basically) to rewire it.Well from what I have read and the pictures I have seen,--at least most pc fans--they have a chamber underneath the sticker that is on them. The sticker is there to keep the motor from drying out. You drop a very small amount of oil into the hole. I have read that it is a good idea to oil them every once in awhile to keep them from getting louder and to extend their life.And how can be possible use oil for them? They're always electrical parts, not mechanical ones...
Haha, yeah.The desk is still the same, now much more worn.
Anyway, for safety sake, get a new case soon. The fans are bare and will cut you.
