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Best Heatsink Fans?
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| Gentile Typhoon |
   
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8 | 8.70% |
| Delta |
  
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27 | 29.35% |
| Ultra Kaze(Not 3000RPM Ver.) |
  
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14 | 15.22% |
| S-Flex |
  
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15 | 16.30% |
| TriCool(Antec) |
  
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4 | 4.35% |
| Other(Post Your Decision) |
  
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24 | 26.09% |
| Voters: 92. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Best Heatsink Fans?
Which heatsink fans are the best?i was thinking of getting the Scythe Gentile Typhoons,the highest RPM i can go.
please no Ultra Kazes as they are a plane engine or Noctua(even if they are the best)because of....the color  im sorry i just had to say it...even if its the bestoh and this is a poll too post your fan decision if you voted for other
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Gentle Typhoon are good case fans, but don't have the static pressure of good quality 120x38s. In general, if it's going to face resistance of some kind (be it rad or heatsink), you want a 120x38. San Aces are the best you can get, probably followed by Panaflos.
'Nuff said - no further discussion really needed
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San Ace if you have money to blow, Panaflos or Deltas otherwise.
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considering the sound your best bets would be
san ace 9G h101, deltas afb1212 series , some panaflos.
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San Aces (38mm) with a Fan Controller.
 I agree, the Kaze 3k would be too loud. Even if you got yourself a fan controller, the Kaze doesn't undervolt well with resulting ticking noise. Plus, the quality is s0-s0.
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There's no such thing as "best" when used generically as you have. It only applies when you use the word for a certain situation. Like what is the best static pressure fan push orientation under $20. If you just ask what the best fan is you'll get a bunch of people telling you to buy what they have.
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I use Thermaltake ISGC Fan 12's.
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San Ace with a fan controller.
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are San Aces loud too?
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