The Case Fans Thread V2, Fans Fans Fans
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 Oct 5 2013, 12:41 AM
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Elite
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Is there any good recommendation for high performance silent fans? LED or non-LED are fine. I'm going to put 8 inside my casing.
Must be 120mm. 4 x radiator push pull 1 x harddisk bay 2 x top exhaust 1 x rear exhaust. Currently thinking of AC F12 but i tried my fren one, full speed 1350rpm, i can hear the noise. |
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Oct 5 2013, 09:28 AM
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Elite
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Currently I got 8 units of CM Sickleflow right now, seriously the noise is a bit killing. Bought 6 units of AC F12, tried them running full speed and I can hear noise as well. Need more than F12's performance.
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Oct 7 2013, 11:15 PM
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QUOTE(ntw @ Oct 7 2013, 02:29 AM) using bitfenix spectre pro non-led, very quiet. another brand that i would give it a try is noiseblocker but their $$ is a bit higher Noiseblocker is a good choice but they are expensive, and the air flow is not that good if i'm not wrong. QUOTE(Clem1982 @ Oct 7 2013, 09:26 AM) Artic F12 run at 1400rpm max speed so they're audible but should be a lot quieter than the CM Sickleflows at the same speed... if you want quieter but higher performance fans then you have narrowed your options to the likes of Noiseblockers, Corsair SP series and Scythe GT... you'd have to dig deep into your pockets though Yup, run at max speed and they are audible. And yes, much quieter than Sickleflow for sure, but the performance are almost the same when both of them running full speed. 1400RPM vs 1950RPM.  Noiseblocker really that good ka? |
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