I recently bought a Enermax T.B. Vegas Duo 120mm, LED color is Blue and Red, comes together with Fan Speed Control, and LED Mode Control.
Feel like dancing in the club when the LED is on! wow!

fairly new in the market.. seems nice looking but the RM50 price tag is not really cheap

Noctua fans are still top of the line, what are you cooling bro? HSF or RAD?

How are the noise on these?

FYI, the up coming Cooler Master Liquid Cooler Nepton 140XL is using a pair of JetFlo 140 as their radiator fan.

What is HSF and RAD?

IMHO HSF - Heat Sink Fan..
RAD - Radiator..

This post has been edited by tech_frix: Jan 3 2014, 02:30 PM

well i'm guessing I'm using HSF then, because my PC don't have watercooling

btw this is to mount around inside the casing, not for cpu/gpu cooling

if like that depend on u boss..
got a few fans in market nowadays..
noctua one of the best but if u considered noise as one of the issue better opt to silent fans..
but for me no need to bother about noise just as long as ur rig is in good condition..muahahhaa..

ayaya new 1 is use 140mm fan o
i use seidon 240M and want add those jetflo as push for radiator

kinda dislike the tubing..
i tot CM will upgrade the tube as same as Corsair new line up..

well i think bcos that is 1 of the feature for them

http://www.coolermaster.com/cooling/nepton/nepton-280l/

Robust & Extra Thick FEP Tubing
strong and durable for 280mm radiator installation. Moreover, FEP tubing have great advantage for less liquid dissipation.

Their new tubing is thicker compared to those we've seen, much flexible if you ask.
Personally I like the ones used on the Swiftech H320/220.

so fans for HSF and for RAD are different? i thought fans for both HSF and RAD should come with higher static pressure due to resistance in the fins; whereas case fan (pull air into or push air out of the casing) should have higher CFM to move large volume of air

requesting advice Clem1982

Later u buy and do some test..
I will run my h80i and compare..hehe..
H80i tubing is thicker and bigger..
Luv it..!!

So far I'm using stock h80i fans..
Looking forward to buy ap120 but I will stick for this fans for a while..

I saw 120m tubing and look filmsy to me..
Look at how corsair change the thickness of their tubing from d old version and the new version..
The result also better than the last one..lets hope d new cooler from cm do d same..can give healthy competition between those 2..hehe

normal, can control your fan speed using the controller provided.

yes higher static pressure is better for HSF and RAD mounts to push cool air through the tight spaces of the fins

for chassis fans, CFM plays a bigger role, you move more air, you move move more heat

yep, Corsair has been doing a very good job in taking user's feedback to improve their product
Anyway, the new Cooler Master Nepton 140XL review is ready to be viewed:
https://forum.lowyat.net/topic/3088417

Personally think is done in a pretty good way

This post has been edited by lucidlts: Jan 4 2014, 02:23 PM

look like the 140mm fan not that good but luckily radiator can support 120mm fan

well, at least it's not as loud as the stock H100
and anyhow, there's Noctua NF-A14, Corsair AF140