any fan connected to a fan controller will be good lolz

adrenc94 you could look into these for chassis fans, they gradually gets more expensive;

Artic F12,
BitFenix Spectre series,
Silverstone Ap or Fn series,
Antec true quiet,
Noctua NF-F12,
BeQuiet! silent wings,
Scythe Gentle Typhoon,
Corsair AF series

swiftech helix is missing lol.
anyone tested this fan before?

didn't include it as I have no idea where to slot them in that list

I am aiming for the gentle typhoon
Just need to wait for some budget + I feel a bit lazy to open front mesh of my case. Cable management need to redo. TT


Thanks for the suggestion. Aiming for the gentle typhoon.
Are there any BeQuiet seller in LYN?

Haha bro, if you're getting GT and live around PJ, let me know
I wanna get more also, if we get from a single seller but more amount, can nego for discount

LOL! I am in Labuan man
But need to wait since my funds running low. Just killed a CPU recently.
I know GBros has em.

Swiftech Helix for radiator/heatsink

What are you using it for? Case fan or heatsink?

don't get it wrong bro, it's not necessarily must be used for rad/heatsink.
the main idea here is, how much air can the fan push out/ pull in.

Ya, but best bang for buck for static pressure

55 CFM bro,

what about the noise/CFM ratio?

I actually don't own it, haha

Just copy pasting from google, lol

lol I see well if you're really comparing paper-specs then the Artic F12 will surely win, rated at 74 CFM pushes 125.7 m3/h at 1400rpm with whisper quiet FDB bearings

RM25 to Rm35 depending on where you get it from

but not everyone will buy simply because the specs are good as some may not like the look of the F12 or the colour or because it has no LEDs

dont bro lol.
Noctua fans are great, but the color schemes are just ...
based on my experience, F12 performance is average, GT and Noctua is somewhat better when it comes to fans for rads.
Spectre fans from bitfenix is fine, but can't compare with GT & Noctua.
Looking forward to give helix a try if someone can sponsor

Not sure if u have already bought the fans but here goes. He's from Sarawak btw.

San ace fans

Great fans actually, they're renowned to be noisy though, people who uses them usually have a fan controller or a silent chassis to deal with that issue

I have 2 San Ace 92mm fans back then on my old TX3, decent cooling performance, well... the noise isn't that bad actually.

any side effects to painting fan blades? i seemed to have quite a thick layer
*Xigmatek XAF 120s

i should have bought two different color and mix-n-matched
*Bitfenix Spectre Pro 140s

well... there shouldn't be any problems actually, you can try sanding them down with high-grit sandpaper to lessen the paint

hehe those interchangeable inner/outer frames are really useful right? not that I can say the same for the LED versions though

really easy to take it out!! but not for those that are using the led version

Some works on noiseblocker and Xigmatek 140mm .