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Originally Posted by FlashFir 
I don't mean them not working... What I mean by that is you could put normal sleeve bearing fans in horizontal position but it ends up killing the bearings in a under a year, or introducing unnecessary lifespan shortening of them.
Ball bearings and S-FBD bearings on the otherhand handle horizontal mounts great.
That's the sort of question I'm asking rather than what I perceive you to be answering
This means they're somewhere between AP-14 & AP-15's?
I don't mean them not working... What I mean by that is you could put normal sleeve bearing fans in horizontal position but it ends up killing the bearings in a under a year, or introducing unnecessary lifespan shortening of them.
Ball bearings and S-FBD bearings on the otherhand handle horizontal mounts great.
That's the sort of question I'm asking rather than what I perceive you to be answering
This means they're somewhere between AP-14 & AP-15's?
I hear you. I haven't faced any issues with Z-Bearing fans in any position, but anything can happen with any fan when it comes to that, with the exception of Double BB's, but they tend to make slight more noise at higher RPMs. At least that's what I've noticed. Only time will tell...
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Originally Posted by BobTheDestroyer
And thanks Martin! Ever since I've been looking into liquid cooling I've been religiously perusing your site. You're one of the few review sites that actually sets up tests in a scientific manner so you get quantitative, comparable results.
And thanks Martin! Ever since I've been looking into liquid cooling I've been religiously perusing your site. You're one of the few review sites that actually sets up tests in a scientific manner so you get quantitative, comparable results.
I'm right there with you Bob. I rely on two sites:
1) http://martinsliquidlab.org/
2) http://skinneelabs.com/
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