oic. but then the prob is i only have 1 12cm intake there. how's the gelid silent? is it good as intake? i have 2 exhaust but i think the total cfm is about 95 like tat.

How about the Feser Trievwerk ?

warghh!! help me..

I fell dizzy already looking on the net about case fans.

dunno which brand to go.

I'm currently having 6 AC Ryan 12cm case fans for my casing. I plan to change all the fans cz it already old.
should i stay with AC Ryan or try another Brand.

can y'all suggest me very good fan in term of better cooling and acceptable noise.

1. Ac Ryan
2. Xigmatek?
3. Artic?
4. Scythe?
5. ???

Gelid silent isnt exactly a silent fan, when running at 1500rpm, it will produce tonal noise, i had two of them installed a front intake, very easy to identify the noise but of course not really that noisy.
i still think F12 may be still quieter than gelid fans.
and make sure your intake CFM is more than exhaust, else it will create vacuum effect on your casing which dust will enter your casing ventilation holes which isnt protected by dust filters.
and soon your cpu heatsink will be clogged with tons of dust, and any other parts as well.

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Added on October 13, 2010, 9:21 pmFeser Triebwerk is radiator fan which i dont think you can install it as intake or exhaust, since its much more longer,
its almost 2x of standard 120mmx25mm fans' thickness.

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Added on October 13, 2010, 9:32 pmArtic if you want better CFM, longer MTBF and acceptable noise.
Scythe SFLEX SFF21E 1500rpm, or Gentle Thypoon, but they are more pricey compare to Artic fan.
Ac Ryan and Xigmatek is both UV and led fans which are more into cosmetics.
if you really want both bling bling and better CFM/noise ratio, i can only suggest you Enermax fan, thought i have not yet tried them before

This post has been edited by 1024kbps: Oct 13 2010, 09:32 PM

so if i use f12 as rear fan, what is ur recommended fan for intake (front).
i need 140mm fan for my intake, its really hard to get a suitable one in LYN.

please recommend....

What is your casing? there are quite afew good 140mm fan,
for example the Noctua P14FLX, CFM around 60 @ 1200RPM, Slipstream 140mm, CFM is 90 @ 1700RPM. Thermalright TY-14 aint bad too, 74CFM @ 1300 RPM.
the fans i recommended above are 140mm fans with 120mm mounting holes.

Noctua 14cm is on expensive side, but it does comes with 140mm adapter kit too, this fan is compatible with both 120mm and 140mm mounting holes.

Xigmatek, Noiseblocker, Thermalright an also have 140mm fans with only 140mm mounting holes too.
thats all i know.

thanx for d info...i'm using lian li PC-7FN, the intake fan hole is only for 140mm fan....can u recommend me any seller??

I don't think can get noctua or noiseblocker fan in Malaysia right?

Seller do you mean shop in LYP?

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Added on October 14, 2010, 11:19 pmThis one im not sure
Though some shops in Singapore's Sim Lim Square does sell Noctua and Noiseblocker fans, but the Distro in SG only bring in afew model, not full range of Noiseblocker fans.

This post has been edited by 1024kbps: Oct 14 2010, 11:19 PM

Hey guys i am using Cooler Master 310 casing.I can put 3 120mm fan.Any suggestions?I dont wan noisy fan..

Btw,anyone know where to get enermax casing fans?I like them because they are detachable

Off topic:Tat day i went to Bukit Jambul Mall at Penang and i saw one see through casing.Nice and simple..where can get tat kind of modified casing?

This post has been edited by Duckies: Oct 16 2010, 08:26 PM

Gadgetzone or online . Got picture of the modified casing ?

1. Arctic F12, cheeap, Gelid Silent Fans also cheap and the Fan blade is detachable too.
2. Alternative and expensive = Noctua, Noiseblocker, Scythe SFLEX E, cant remember all of them, its damn tired to type the same things evertime

Sorry,i didnt manage to take a picture that time.

Yea i know it's a hassle to type the same thing over again and again..but it's too much for me to read from the first to the last page In my opinion,someone can pin a special thread talking about casing fans Anyway,all of those fans mentioned by u...where can i get it?Lowyat plaza?PcDepot?

You cann contact clawhammer, He is selling Scythe GT and F12, but both fan's blade arent detachable.
http://forum.lowyat.net/user/clawhammer

So far i know only Gelid and Enermax fan's blade are detachable, but duno the availability in Msia.

you may simply connect high speed/noisy fan to 7v or 5v via modified molex, use Fan controller, or Mobo fan controlling utility, Asus and Gigabyte mobo also have one.
for silent fan review you can read here: http://www.silentpcreview.com/article695-page1.html

This post has been edited by 1024kbps: Oct 17 2010, 01:46 AM

I think the transparent case he's talking about is the sumbeam all acrylic case.

Yea,it's something like tat.For easier understanding...see it here.

Sunbean Acrylic Casing 1
Sunbean Acrylic Casing 2
Sunbean Acrylic Casing 3

Any idea where can i get it and how much does it cost?

EDIT:
Oh,i found them sold at moderno pc shop.Kinda expensive

This post has been edited by Duckies: Oct 17 2010, 04:46 PM

what is the cheapest fan for me to replace my front fan casing?im using k62
the fan must got led blue colour..size maybe 12@14..im not sure

cm also cheap 1..vizo also ok.but UV..duno if got led.

can anyone give a link to a forum or website tht have done fans comparison@reviews,in term of cfm,static pressure...wht 12cm fan good for radiator n such

im using cm 12cm fans n its adequate but im planning of changing it

http://www.overclockers.ru/lab/print/33718...tilyatorov.html use google translate
http://www.xbitlabs.com/articles/coolers/d...p_28.html#sect0

Radiator fan ar, TFC Triebwerk, though never tried before

And Lower your speaker volume first before click the link, the stupid flash site will play male voice that seems no way to turn it off
dun blame me if you become deaf or your speaker blown off
http://www.feser-one.com/site/product_info...products_id=329

Oh static pressure...
IIRC i did read a article about how to increase fan static pressure, but i didnt bookmark it
here is another way to increase static pressure
http://www.nmbtc.com/fans/engineering/multiple-fan-use.html

This post has been edited by 1024kbps: Oct 22 2010, 07:37 PM