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yom.yom · 10-11-09

Hey guys, my graphics card/ram/chipset are all running a bit hot so i decided to start shopping for some mid-high power case fans.

Basically im looking at either of these for my Intake (85+cfm would be nice, will be controlled on a rheobus so noise is not to much of an issue):

Sunon 120*25mm High Speed (90cfm)

Rexus Rexflo (upto 96 cfm i think :S)

And these for exhaust (70+ cfm):

Nexus pack of 5 76cfm (76cfm @ 26dba?? doubt it, open to suggestions)

Im open to suggestions, basically i want fans that can produce some decent cfm not over ~$16 usd

Thank You for reading

carayan · 10-11-09

Delta's man. If thats the case just find yourself a pack of beastly Delta's.

goobergump · 10-11-09

And then hold on for dear life

carayan · 10-11-09

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Originally Posted by goobergump

And then hold on for dear life

There won't be much left that can be held on to.

goobergump · 10-11-09

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Originally Posted by carayan

There won't be much left that can be held on to.

lmao... but for real OT: +1 Deltas, someone on here cut the tip of their finger off by one of those, not only do they move an extraordinary amount of air they also use them to create windy scenes while shooting movies

carayan · 10-11-09

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Originally Posted by goobergump

lmao... but for real OT: +1 Deltas, someone on here cut the tip of their finger off by one of those, not only do they move an extraordinary amount of air they also use them to create windy scenes while shooting movies

Yeah, they come in different sizes and speeds, i think 12k rpm was the max? So its up to you.

goobergump · 10-11-09

Here you go sir, not sure where you are located but here's a gist of what's in store

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...TabStoreType=1

Edit: Sorry exceeds 16$ but the fans are worth it, I also see no problem with the fans you chose

yom.yom · 10-11-09

are deltas really necissary for case cooling? i though 38mm fans were only useful for heatsinks and a 25mm can do the same job in open spaces?

Would a 100cfm delta 38mm provide slightly cooler results than an equivalent 25mm 100cfm fan in an open case?

Shadowclock · 10-11-09

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Originally Posted by yom.yom

are deltas really necissary for case cooling? i though 38mm fans were only useful for heatsinks and a 25mm can do the same job in open spaces?

Would a 100cfm delta 38mm provide slightly cooler results than an equivalent 25mm 100cfm fan in an open case?

Your right yom, check my 1st link in sig under Budget fans for some case fan suggestions. Can't go wrong with the inexpensive $6 Yates.

Firestorm252 · 10-11-09

if you're going to stick multiple Deltas to a fan controller, make sure you check the current draw that the controller can handle.

offhand, i know the original Sunbeam Rheobus (read: not the extreme version) has a maximum current capability of 1.67A.
numerous Delta fans have a full 1+A draw, by themselves.

in any case, i like Scythe Slipstreams for case fans. they're not so good for things like radiators or heatsinks since their static pressure is poor. but for just getting air into and out of a case they're good choices and take nicely to undervolting

110 cfm, 1900rpm Slipstream "ultra speed"

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