The Case Fans Thread, Fan Fan Fans
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 Jul 11 2010, 03:45 PM
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QUOTE(limhongwoon @ Jul 11 2010, 03:30 PM) Where got sell the fan ?? First of all, are you a guy? If yes, please proceed to here and PM Mr. Alvinn (Of course you must let him know that you are a guy) If not, then I guess the next best place is to buy it from LYP @ ATE. (Assuming you are female) |
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Jul 25 2010, 11:00 AM
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Looking for good 140mm fans without blingy LEDs or spasm-inducing dancing LEDs, etc.
Need to replace both of the top exhaust on my Lian Li casing. I already have Scythe GTs and Arctic F12s, and they do best at what they are supposed to do, and I truly agree well with what a previous guy had said about the F12s. Silent, good airflow, easily moddable (due to it being white, can spray paint) and most importantly cheap. However, they do not have 140mm models and the mounting holes are only suitable for 140mm, not 120mm. Cheers |
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Jul 25 2010, 01:52 PM
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QUOTE(Oyaji @ Jul 25 2010, 01:35 PM) I did tried the xlf before. Its decent, good airflow but definately not one of the quiet ones, I mean the 'air' sound that is. The thing is, the casing can be modded to use the 120mm F12s, but then the mounting system is built in such a way that you can just slot in 140mm fans and it's very easy to do so.. don't wanna spoil that.tough luck, the 140mm ones that I know without LED's are the black cm's and and thermaltake but those uses sleeve bearings. xigmatek also got 140mm ones but that one got LED's. I wish someone can bring in this: Thermalright 140mm fan look nice. If all comes to nothing, back to F12 I go! (Build a plate to still use the 140mm mounting system) PS: I think the Thermalright uses something called "Liquid bearings" so maybe not suitable for horizontal placement? |
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