Err, why did you remove the UV Led?

That's what makes the fan uv reactive part lights on...

bcoz, i hav UV.. that's enough for me..
like wut post before said.. the led bling bling at nite.. hard for me to sleep..
super cheapo with spin the globe rpm hhahahaa

but the noise..

actually the vizo fans are not bad, 1) they are extremly controllable,(the whole range 80,92,120) 2) they are quite cheap for their performance, 3) if u set it up the right way these fans can push lots of air with minimal noise. heck i modded a 80mm vizo uv onto my stock hsf, put it to 1300rpm, the gc artic silencer is louder ..... n it still keep my temps alomost the same,~2+ .

Agree with lolhalol... but it still kind of noisy if run at default speed ... although the color matching would be nice for UV themed case....

im agree with u

vizo fans can push lot of air...

like hair dryer

u obviously have not tried the delta FFBs

only slightly different ma...

both can make hair dryer

SLIGHTLY?????? SLIGHTLY??????

wah liao...

u OBVIOUSLY have not tried the Delta FFBs

60cfm vs 190cfm for the 120mm version

u think leh? slightly or not?

This post has been edited by mADmAN: Nov 21 2006, 10:55 AM

ho.. the different is by at least 3 or 4 times more .... maybe u could visit OC pardise...

see yourself the different ... it's like u can feel the airflow even at half a meter away ....

no way to compare....

i have the 190cfm ffb delta fan. the whole fan is so heavy but due to the raw juice that's in the fan, its capable of propelling itself and run around the room if its not fasten. personally i think the fan is not practical cause of the terrible noise. it's mention that its not compatible with sidewinder controller. is there anyway to mount a VR to it?

as far as i know there are NO commercial VRs/ fan controllers that are able to support the Delta FFB. u want one ur gonna have to DIY urself one that supports high amps.

what i did with mine was a 5v/12v switch. that worked rather well.. but then not all FFBs can run at 5v. out of the 4 units i have only 1 can run at 5v. the rest would just die. but they were all able to run at 7v though.

whoooaaa...so powerful.if lay on the ground,can it lift itself?

maybe if put in cpu,much turbulent flow will produce.

neat. how much air flow can the baby run on such low voltage? what i'm concern is the sound. if commercial stock fans can push a decent cfm and lower noise dB as compared with the FFB then its impractical to use the modded fan.

Err dont know if this is off topic, but is anyone using the mcubed tbalancer BigNG? seems like able to do alot of stuff but also looks complex.

no idea about the dba or rpm or the cfm when its undervolted...but i find that the air pressure is still quite alright at 5v. u should try it at 5v and 7v... but IMHO if u wanna undervolt the FFBs then do it with a switch which is what i did... im not at home during the day so i leave it at 12v to really cool the processor during the hot day and in my hot + bad ventilation room. but when im around i let it run at 5v as its waaaaaaayyy quieter. the only thing bugging me at night when i wanna sleep would be the vantec spectrum 80mm fan in my case. that damn 80mm fan is way louder than the FFB at 5v.

does LYP sells the power adapter that taps only 7V from the 12v molex? which shop?

just tried with my ffb, tough luck. it won't move an inch. better settle with the old nidec beta V

hey..does fans consume a lot of electric?

That depend on the type of fan u're using...
If the fan are faster, it'll need more current, more amps...

Capiche?

dont think so... if u can find oso it might be for 12v/5v. might look something like this



if u want 7v just put the (+) wire into the yellow cable of the molex and (-) wire into the red cable of the molex.



not even at 7v? if yes was ur pc running when u tried it at 7v? if 5v cannot then i understand la..coz like i said..not all FFBs can run at 5v. but 7v should be ok wat.. only thing is ur PSU needs to have a load like the HDD or GC etc to be able to run at 7v. coz when i tested at 7v on my test PSU it dint move coz theres no load on the PSU but on my PSU which is in the PC it was ok.