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TR TY-147 140 mm, 2 ball bearing fan, low noise emission.

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TR TY-147 140 mm, 2 ball bearing fan, low noise emission.

Description:
*The TY Series Fan can be pluged into the 3 pin; you can tell from the jack, there is fool-proof design on the jack so wrong installation of the pins are avoided.
*This fan is designed with PWM function, so full speed will apply when pluged into 3 pins instead of 4 pins.

Details:
DetailValue
BindingAccessory
BrandThermalright
EAN0814256000703
FeatureTY-147 Length 151mm x Width 26.5mm x Height 141mm
TY-147 Fan Speed: 900~1300 RPM (PWM)
TY-147 Fan noise level: 21~25dBA
Fan Airflow: 28-74CFM
2 ball bearing fan with 7 high efficient, low noise emssion fan blades.
LabelThermalright
ManufacturerThermalright
ModelTY - 147
MPN200200122
PublisherThermalright
StudioThermalright
TitleTR TY-147 140 mm, 2 ball bearing fan, low noise emission.
UPC814256000703
ColorBlack and white
CatalogNumberList - CatalogNumberListElement814256000703
Item Height5.51 inches
Item Length6.3 inches
Item Width1.04 inches
Package Height1.57 inches
Package Length6.69 inches
Package Weight0.35 pounds
Package Width6.3 inches
PackageQuantity1
PartNumber200200122
ProductGroupPC Accessory
ProductTypeNameCOMPUTER_COMPONENT
UPCList - UPCListElement814256000703
Item Weight0.44 pounds
 

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Great first experience with (140mm) case/heatsink fan

review by madjinnsayan

CAREFUL, THIS REVIEW IS ABOUT THE TY-147A, THERE MAY BE SLIGHT PERFORMANCE DIFFERENCE PWM PROFILE CHANGE (big deal)

This fan came with my HR-02 (push exhaust through the back), it allows my i5 4690k 4.4ghz to remain at 45-50?C during gaming, 65?C max when huge cpu load (encoding), while remaining completely silent. I feel it is better than the Phanteks stock PH-F140XP / SP of my Enthoo Pro case as it still remains silent above 900 RPM as opposite to the nevertheless good Phanteks, but if the latter has the same sonic and aerodynamic tested/rated values at the Thermalright and the round (TS, HP I and II) Phanteks models, then it also means the TY-147A is about on top of the 140mm noise to performance rating list (200-1400 RPM).
I plan on buying a few other 140mm case fans and this is definitely a strong contender.
On a side note could you, the one reading this review provide me with a feedback of any experience with a combination of one or more fans listed on this page including the Thermalright ? Do so by contacting me personnaly or posting the contents here if you may, know for sure that this information will be very useful for me, and certainly more than the thread i created ;^P

Opponents : Phanteks PH-F140xx , EK Vardar series, Cryorig XF-140, Noctua NF-A15/P14 FLX, Phobya G-Silent 14, Cougar CF-V14H,

Note: the crossed out ones have been producing parasitical noises according to hardware.fr and silentpcreview.com treviews.

ref : http://www.hardware.fr/articles/886-26/recapitulatif-db-a-vs-cfm.html#

ProsCons
Quiet up to it's max RPM, moves lots of air, stylish, parasite noise-free, good PWM responseonly mounts on 120mm holes, may pose some problems because it's round (problems based on opinions, have not encountered any yet actuallly)

Ratings
Overall4
 
#3 ·
Great first experience with (140mm) case/heatsink fan

review by madjinnsayan
The TY-147 has now been replace by the TY-147A. TY-147A is same fan with different PWM to rpm curve.

Neither of these has ball bearings.
As far as I know only the TY-141, TY-142 and TY-143 are ball bearing.
TY-149 is sleeve bearing.
All other TY-14x series fans are Enhanced Hyper-Flow Bearing
TY-142, TY-149 and TY-140 B are specific to the coolers they come on and are not available as accessories.
 
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