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Quiet Fans to replace Antec Tri-cool fans on P182?

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I would like to replace the two exhaust fans on my Antec P182 case, as I feel the Tri-Cools on low setting at too loud. Both are 120mm.

I was thinking Noctua, Sharkoon or Nexus.

Whats generally a good exhaust fan, with low noise levels? One fan will be horizontal, and the other vertical.

Thanks.
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post #2 of 10
which is your DBa limit?
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I would look into these for their very nice CFM but also for being nearly inaudible.

Silent Wings 2 120mm fan - 51CFM @ 16DbA
    
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Originally Posted by PontiacGTX View Post

which is your DBa limit?

I am note sure, I dont have any form of meter to measure current noise levels to set a baseline dBA.....
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Originally Posted by nugget toes View Post

I would look into these for their very nice CFM but also for being nearly inaudible.
Silent Wings 2 120mm fan - 51CFM @ 16DbA

Thanks man, will look into the Be Quite! line.

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post #5 of 10
Be Quiet! makes awesome low-noise fans. Cheaper alternative would be Bitfenix's Spectre or Spectre Pro fans.
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Scythe Slipstream 800rpm. Cheap and very very quiet.
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I would second the Scythe Slip Streams:
http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=36_49_1043&products_id=22542

800 RPM = 10db & 40 CFM is a good combo and they have lasted me for years. Cheaper than some of the others and the above link is sleeved.
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post #9 of 10
yate loons are good fans, cheap and reliable fans
   
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post #10 of 10
Slips are good case fans, but they dont like being horizontal.
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