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post #1 of 6
4/18/12 at 4:50am
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Hello everyone Im very new to the forums as this is my first post im going to be water cooling very soon.Its a budget thing can only buy so many peices each week. I just wanted to know if these fans would work well on a radiator and which radiator. http://www.frozencpu.com/products/12204/fan-795/Aerocool_Shark_Red_Edition_120mm_x_25mm_High_Air_Pressure_Fan_w_Red_LEDs.html?tl=g36c15s60. I really like the looks of these fans. My case is going to be the caselabs TH 10 so also trying to decide if im going 360 rads or 480 I want to run at least 2 rads. Any info for radiators and these fans would be greatly appreciated.
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post #2 of 6
4/18/12 at 1:28pm
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Sorry it took so long for someone to answer this thread, usually you will get a response much faster.

Those fans look interesting for use on a rad. On paper the specs indicate that it will do fairly well (decent static pressure), however specs are often misleading. The 140mm version does pretty well on Martin's test, however I can't find any results for the 120mm version.

As for which radiator, depends on how fast you want to run your fans. Martin is currently running at 360mm rad comparison. Pick your fan speed, look at the chart and then make sure that you have space to fit the rad in the case (which you will in a TH 10).
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4/18/12 at 2:27pm
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Yea I tryed finding a review for this fan as well but had no luck. I think they are beautiful fans though just trying to find something on them before i drop 200+ dollars on them for filling up the Th 10.
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4/18/12 at 6:47pm
Those fans are legit. Yeah it's hard to find independent hard numbers, but the static pressure should be within the specifications. But yeah those fans are a beaut. It's looks first on these babies, then specs though. I'm just surprised not many people use them if they are not going Noctua or GT AP-15's.
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4/18/12 at 8:50pm
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Ceteris have you used these personally? If so whats the build qaulity like on them flimsy, or pretty well made? I might have to just order one so that i can see. just not sure though.
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4/18/12 at 11:05pm
I used 3 blue led ones on a previous build with a Swiftech MCR 320 rad after watching some videos off Trubyd44's channel on youtube. I figured since he's putting all of these fans on his client builds, I'd give it a shot. That and Gentle Typhoon AP-15's were OOS all over the place at the time and thought the Sharks would be a possible next best alternative.

The fans I used and compared them to before I got them were Antec Tri-cool's, if they are much of something to compare to, and I grew tired of annoying small whine they had at full blast 2000 RPM. On an i7-860, I was able to pull 1-2 degrees lower at it's rated speed of 1500 RPM's. They were still a bit loud but not with the whine my other fans had. The build quality is ok I guess.

Since I'm working with NF-F12's on my current build project, they were retired into the HTPC in the bedroom with the noise adapter attached.
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