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Mugen 2, worth changing fan?
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I have a Mugen 2 Cooling my E8400 @ 4.0Ghz @ 1.3vcore, load temps with IBT are 58-60, Prime95 is about 50-52.
Currently I am using the fan that came with the cooler which I think is a Scythe Slip Stream, 120mm, 1200rpm, http://www.ascent.co.nz/productspeci...?ItemID=363599 I an thinking of swapping it out with a Scythe Slip Stream, 120mm, 1900rpm, http://www.ascent.co.nz/productspeci...?ItemID=363602 I will then swap the exhaust case fan with the Slip Stream 1200rpm fan which will exhaust more air out that the case fan at the moment. Will I notice much tempreture difference with this change? is it worth the money? Or should I look for a 38mm depth fan?
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Scythe Ultra Kaze 2000rpm or 3000rpm is better.
__________________Scythe Ultra Kaze 2000rpm link http://www.ascent.co.nz/productspeci...?ItemID=363604 Scythe Ultra Kaze 3000rpm link http://www.ascent.co.nz/productspeci...?ItemID=364886
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Yeah the fans that comes with it is VERY weak, if works fine for normal rigs but if you want to OC, I would get something better.
I would get a Yate from Petra's instead of the Kaze though.
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get a high rated 120x38mm fan
__________________delta, yate, panaflo; i've heard the ultra kazes aren't best for heatsinks
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There is no difference between heatsink and a radiator for water cooling system. They are good as delta, yate and panaflo.
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well that's what i'm saying; people have said the kazes airflow isn't too great for being a 120x38 after being restricted by a heatsink or radiator
__________________don't quote me on that! i'm just stating what i've read in that guy's huge/multiple fan test
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absolutely. that slipstream is a bit weak for such massive heatsink. get a san ace, delta or ebm papst. panaflos are good cheap alternatives.
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The Kazes are pretty good fans on a restrictive surface, but they are rather low quality. They are loud for the amount of air that they move, and have problems undervolting.
__________________And don't get Slip Streams. Decent open air, but becomes terrible when it encounters any restriction.
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Considering the yate is cheaper and performs better I find the Kaze, even at their low price, overrated.
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Unless you're planning on swapping that dual core out for a quad, keep the stock fan because it's keeping your temps at a fine level without sounding like a hoover.
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