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Best Silent 120mm Case Fans?
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A nice japanese guy recommended me this one in my thread @ aircooling:
http://www.svc.com/uc-ma12.html I think im gonna get me some.
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Enermax also makes a VERY quiet fan with what is called an "enlobal bearing" that is very cool. It is here.
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Not sure if you can make this fit...but Arctic Cooling ACF12PWMs are very quiet fans at 1200RPM or so. There's even a low-powered version from the factory that won't need fan control and IIRC that's the L model. I know my CM590 had no way of fitting dual ACF12PWMs up top with my heatsink in there (Ninja 2). Yate Loons are a great value but they don't like running as a top blowhole (assuming you're getting the sleeve bearing version and not the ball bearing one). I damaged the bearings on one of my YLs and now it has a slight clicking sound.
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Can't beat the Yate Loons, cheap as chips and whisper quiet whilst shifting a decent amount of air. What more could you want?
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i went with the scythe S-flex fans in the 1200 RPM flavor; i have 2 acting as the front intake fans in my antec three hundred. they're not completely silent, but any noise you hear is from the whooshing of the air they move - i couldn't detect any mechanical noise until i held my ear within 5 inches of the fan.
__________________i recently picked up a xigmatek 120mm fan and i have that sitting in a test box. it's also pretty quiet, but then i have it undervolted by a lot. :P
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I hate to bump this, but do you people find rubber/silicon fan mounts to be effective at keeping them quiet, as opposed to traditional screws?
__________________If so, are there any fans that come packaged with them? (other than the noctua ones)
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*cough* Stock *cough*
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My nexus fans came with some rubber mounting things. I don't really know if they make/made a difference or not though.
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I've got a bunch of spares that came with my silenx fans. If you would like some, PM your address and I'll be happy to drop a bunch in an envelope and throw a stamp on it.
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I would go for the Noctua P-12 fans. I have two of them and they are very quiet.
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Noctua for overall best performance and Yate Loons for best price/performance. Looking at your hsf though, you could probably have 1800rpm YL's at full speed and they would be inaudible over the Ultra Kaze.
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