How about noctua NF12-S12B redux? unless ur PC dun have windows, this would look better than p12.

Other than that, a 140mm fan that can fit into 120mm fan mount can be considered such as thermalright 140mm fans, noctua NF p14r etc.

Thanks for the reply, I am using corsair air 240 and thinking to replace the stock case Fans ( front two for air inflow) because too noisy..

And I am using noctua l9i and that's why thinking of noctua..

guys planning to add 3 case fan for my pc.

2 x 120mm

1 x 140mm.

can u guys recommend cheap and good fans?

its going to connect to PSU. no more ports on mobo.

That would be :

Cooler Master Silent Fan 120mm
> http://www.coolermaster.com/cooling/case-f...nt-fan-120-si2/

Cooler Master Silent Fan 140mm
> http://www.coolermaster.com/cooling/case-f...lent-fan-140mm/

so far I only say Noctuas with the PWM option on the 92mm range

I have to agree with Stuart on the CM fans on this one

but howT.T

no molex..

need buy the splitter?

anyway i was actually eye-ing on this:

aerocool shark fan
http://www.aerocool.us/accessory/shark_r12.html

compare this 2 type fan, is it worth the money to get the aerocool 1? for the CFM and air pressure.

This post has been edited by snowberry: Apr 3 2015, 11:54 PM

erm.. you will get a molex to 3-pin adaptor when you buy the fan, it's included inside the package the last time I bought mine.. else, you could just buy them separately, it's quite cheap, or you could ask if anyone had any spares

Both fans CM and Aerocool are okay in my books, just see which one you rather have, CFM and Air pressure rating may be inaccurate at times

anyone know if i can get aerocool shark fan in digital mall?

which 1 is better airflow 3x120mm fan or 2x140mm fan?

Hi...Anyone know where i can buy thermaltake Riing fan...?
Thanks...

Hi, is CM SickleFlow good in term of quality/price or not?
Thanks

This post has been edited by OvenBaked: Jun 15 2015, 11:12 AM

kinda subjective here... not really get it
Is it a generally
(a) Random question according to size, RPM and total unit? OR
(b) Does it base on it's position inside the chasis & type of chasis?

my answer would be

(a) bigger size, bigger RPM, more unit amount - Much better airflow.
As for me, I'll goes for the 2x140mm since it produce less noise when run at full speed (mostly ppl don't use PWM controller and straight power using PSU).
Larger size = less rotation = less noise.

(b) If inside chasis, this will depend on ur airflow setup... and how clean ur cable management inside ur pc...
there is no use using more fans or bigger fans if all the cables are blocking the airflow... this depend on ur chasis design also

Hi, I'm on SLI with 2 gtx 970 so naturally my gpu and processor gets really hot at like 65c while playing heavy duty game with high end graphics. I guess that's because I don't have enough fans, can anyone verify that ?

2ndly, I plan to get 3-4 fans first, what fans should I get ? Which fan is good ? I try not to go for expensive fans, reasonable and good ones will do, thank you!

So you're saying that your system during gaming is at 65c? thats a great temperature actually, considering that you're running on Sli config adding extra fans might lower down it further but not much.

There are other things to consider as well such as your room temperature, I mean think abt it, if your room is hot, then you're drawing in hot air as well so placing your PC in a good and airy spot will definitely help with your temps aside from adding fans..

Having said that though, it is better to invest in a good quality fan, ones that don't fail you every few months
here are some that are trustworthy in my books
BitFenix Spectre Pros - solid and good looking, performance is not bad
Cooler Master jetflo - may be slightly loud but good airflow
Cooler Master silencio - only available with their AIO unfortunately
Artic F12 - very rare nowadays
Noctua - all grades, all varieties except LED but 6 years warranty and damn good fans

Ah, yes my room is quite hot during the afternoon, because it's quite bad in air flow for the room. So if I choose between Noctua and BitFenix, which one stands out better? In terms of performance and price ? I don't mind paying a little more just to get the better one, after all I spent 6k for my rig.

I saw Idealtech sell it alone without AIO....
Silencio FP120 PWM RM59.00/unit

Following sue_cinta's question, if it's 3x120mm bitfenix spectre pro against 2x140mm bitfenix spectre pro, which one of the 2 configurations will be better for front intake without radiator? In case you need to know, I'm using Corsair Air 540 for my case, and both the 120mm and 140mm mentioned above are just the pro, without pwm because I intend to leave them at full blast anyways as noise is not a concern for me.

Nice info!! thanks!

since they're the same fans, I'd take the 140mm any day if I have choice like you, basically they tend to be quieter while pushing at least the same amount of air

really arrr? seriously? hahaha... usually it just come ONLY went u bought their Nepton 240M
This is great new