i7bigrig

Which ones should I get for radiator cooling? They seem to have a bunch of different 120mm versions, all with different cfm/db ratios.

I want to have it absolutely quiet, no noise whatsoever on my feser 360.

Also, I have a fan controller, can the scythe GTs be undervolted?

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Alexandro

If you have a fan controller, I'd recommend just going with the highest rpm (I believe that's 1850?), since they work pretty well on fancontrollers.

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AP-15 with a fan controller. AP-14 if you want silence without one.

BlackHoleSun

TBH, I am a nut when it comes to quiet, and the AP-15s can barely be heard. I think the rushing water in my loop is louder than them.

Anyway, they are AMAZING fans, especially for low fpi rads like XSPC!

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Nick911

Get the fastest ones so when you need speed you have it. The S-flex fans are all same quality, just some are faster then others.

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carrion

As mates said.. Get the fastests on your controller. Have them at no-noise rpms and everytime you want to clock higher for bench or whatever.. kick em at full speed to get better performance from your rad.

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zervun

I have the 1850s and absolutely love them. I can barely hear them at full speed.

I use 3x on a mcr320 and had them undervolted but turned them back to full speed because the difference was so minimal.

Best part is that these fans don't have longevity issues with Being mounted horizonally.

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I don't have a fan-controller so I got three of these last week and they're the best fans I've had so far.