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When you suspend the S-Flex G in the air while holding it in your fingers, can you feel a minimal vibration?
__________________I have two S-Flex G's right now and it seems that fan1 has minimal vibration and the fan2 doesn't while when I feel the air with my hand coming out from both fans fan1 seems to have a tad bit higher CFM than fan2. Fan2 came directly from Scythe as a replacement for fan1 because of some abrasion in fan1.
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its very possible for a slight difference in cfm just because no two products are the same. or it could just all be in your head.
but id say it shouldnt make that much of a diffrence
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Good to hear you got a replacement from Scythe. As for the vibration IMHO install it and see if that vibration is obvious or not.
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Intel E8400 @ 3.60ghz C0 stepping, CM Hyper 212 heatsink with stock fan & Scythe S-Flex "G" fan, Gigabyte G31M-ES2L motherboard, GSKILL 4GB DDR2-1000 Ram, CM 690 case.
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Overclocker in Training
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Ok. How about in terms of vibration?
__________________EDIT: hawaiian_geek beet me to it ![]() Yeah Scythe is another company with very good customer service They didn't even require me to send back the original fan because of the shipping fee I will incur, very considerate
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