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post #11 of 103
10/1/12 at 10:03am
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Color you can fix with paint.
Here are some 140mm tests... http://martinsliquidlab.org/2010/12/10/r7-140mm-fan-testing-on-a-hwlabs-sr1-radiator/
You could also use a 120 with an adapter. That is what the post above was hinting at. The 120 with a 140mm converter was outperforming a 140mm fan.
I know that but paint also adds weight to the fan and lowers performance and it will be snowing soon where i live and i might not be able to paint them
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post #12 of 103
10/1/12 at 10:04am
So your after 140's for a rad.....a name of fans that has been proven is AKASA APACHE S-FLOW 140mm BLACK .....the same blade curvature as the Blade Masters from CoolerMaster, which are somewhat known for performing on heatsinks and rads..

$T2eC16dHJGoE9nuQg2,6BQGRZ9121Q~~60_35.JPG

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10/1/12 at 10:10am
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Color you can fix with paint.
Here are some 140mm tests... http://martinsliquidlab.org/2010/12/10/r7-140mm-fan-testing-on-a-hwlabs-sr1-radiator/
You could also use a 120 with an adapter. That is what the post above was hinting at. The 120 with a 140mm converter was outperforming a 140mm fan.
That graph is for noise which is not an issue realy too much. yes i know for the adapter but then you have 120mm fans on a 140 rad = not flush this pc for my workshop and office which is a pc shop and i build custom pcs so looks are a defintite issue probaly the most imporant as it will be a display.
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post #14 of 103
10/1/12 at 10:12am
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So your after 140's for a rad.....a name of fans that has been proven is AKASA APACHE S-FLOW 140mm BLACK .....the same blade curvature as the Blade Masters from CoolerMaster, which are somewhat known for performing on heatsinks and rads..
$T2eC16dHJGoE9nuQg2,6BQGRZ9121Q~~60_35.JPG
Enjoy...!!!!
nice but expensive with limited places to buy them keep in mind i have to be buy 16 of them and dont want to spend 300 dollars on fans
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post #15 of 103
10/1/12 at 10:12am
So what are you going for....????

a 140 RAD with 140's or a 140 RAD with 120's on it....


Well in that case if you have to get that many or don't want to pony up the cash especially for a display PC then go Yates..
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10/1/12 at 10:18am
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well i dont mind paying 200 for 16 fans but 18-20 fan is too much 13-15 i can do i want them to look cool however especially when the pc is asleep. Thats why i wanted bit fenixs or sharks and the plan is a 420 rad on top and a 280 on bottom in a swicth 810 se matte black and yes 140mms throughout all the same fans.

Oh and if it helps the loop will cool and oced i7 and a gtx 680 or 2
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post #17 of 103
10/1/12 at 10:25am
well in that case go the sharks on SR1 rads or the XSPC RX's......I hear good things about the sharks.....they move a fair bit of air, and that coupled with the RX's, you can't go too far wrong.

That or the ALPHACOOL NEXXXOS UT60 FULL COPPER rads (don't mind the upper case, I am cutting and pasting).
Edited by smash_mouth01 - 10/1/12 at 10:27am
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10/1/12 at 10:25am
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will the bit fenix spectre pros be decent on a xspc ex 420 and a 280?

Just saw your post would sharks be good on an ex 420 rxs dont come in 420, just 360 and 480 i do like the sharks but heard there static pressure sucks
Edited by cyberlocc - 10/1/12 at 10:28am
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post #19 of 103
10/1/12 at 10:30am
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well in that case go the sharks on SR1 rads or the XSPC RX's......I hear good things about the sharks.....they move a fair bit of air, and that coupled with the RX's, you can't go too far wrong.
That or the ALPHACOOL NEXXXOS UT60 FULL COPPER rads (don't mind the upper case, I am cutting and pasting).
lol okay ya but those nexxus are pricey. and with there size it wont fit in push pull with my sabertooth as the top om the thermal armor id have to take the armor off and im not doin that defeats the point of having a sbertooth lol
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post #20 of 103
10/1/12 at 10:36am
Yeah but that being said the RX's, UT60, SR1's are made for the slower fans........Yeah I just noticed that the XSPC RX's don't do Rads for 140mm fans. Have you had a look at Koolance fans? They are relatively cheap, have dual Ball Bearing and they don't overly lie about spec because they are made by PowerLogic... I have the 184 CFM 120mm fans and I can vouch for the quality.... They also to 140mm..nearly 2mm-H2O @ 91.2 CFM...



http://koolance.com/fan-140x25mm-91cfm
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