http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835233009 very quiet relatively high cfm fans.
Silent 120mm case Fans
Ive never looked in to good quality fans before and was hoping some one could recommend a some good quality silent case fans.
The clear LED type is preferable but will look at anything.
Cheers for your help in advance
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The clear LED type is preferable but will look at anything.
Cheers for your help in advance
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You won't be finding any quiet LED fans that move a decent amount of air, the clear plastic causes them to be a lot louder.
I recommend these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...s-flex&x=0&y=0
You can get fans like Noctua too, but they're pretty pricey.
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They just look like an average fan that uses a mix of ball and sleeve and doesn't have accurate specs.
I recommend these: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...s-flex&x=0&y=0
You can get fans like Noctua too, but they're pretty pricey.
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Originally Posted by waverider599  http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835233009 very quiet relatively high cfm fans. |
http://cmstore.coolermaster-usa.com/...roducts_id=116
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Specifications:
Fan Dimension (W / H / D)120 x 120 x 25 mm
Fan Speed2000 R.P.M.
Fan Airflow69.69 CFM
Bearing TypeLong life sleeve
Fan Life Expectancy50,000 hours
Fan Noise Level (dB-A)19 dBA
Connector3-pin
Voltage12 V
the dbA are when the fans on low but they arn't loud by any meansmaby a 28dba max
Specifications:
Fan Dimension (W / H / D)120 x 120 x 25 mm
Fan Speed2000 R.P.M.
Fan Airflow69.69 CFM
Bearing TypeLong life sleeve
Fan Life Expectancy50,000 hours
Fan Noise Level (dB-A)19 dBA
Connector3-pin
Voltage12 V
the dbA are when the fans on low but they arn't loud by any meansmaby a 28dba max
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Yet again, extremely inaccurate specs. The dba isn't possible with that much CFM and at 1500 RPM. (CFM also looks a little exaggerated)
Originally Posted by gnolnats Check the specs on these, I have 4 of them and they're great. Magnetic bearings too. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835214001 |
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Yeah, I was reading some reviews and there is no way they are that quiet. I don't think it's possible to move that much cfm in 18dba, just can't happen. The air moving makes noise ya know!
Originally Posted by Marin Yet again, extremely inaccurate specs. Both the CFM and dba aren't possible at that RPM. |
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I can attest that these are decent. I am currently building a custom case by hand and it's got 6 of these in it.
EDIT: Oh, and hey there fellow-enjoyer-of-old-kubrick-films!
Originally Posted by EntropyTTU I have both of these listed below: Xigmatek Orange Decent flow, not loud, decent price. Noctua Decent flow, extremely quiet, however, expensive as hell, and odd colored. |
EDIT: Oh, and hey there fellow-enjoyer-of-old-kubrick-films!
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Those a sleeved bearings!!. Sleeved bearings are terrible!! Sleeved bearings are in Slipsteams and slipstream are so crap
Originally Posted by bobfig http://cmstore.coolermaster-usa.com/...roducts_id=116
Specifications: Fan Dimension (W / H / D)120 x 120 x 25 mm Fan Speed2000 R.P.M. Fan Airflow69.69 CFM Bearing TypeLong life sleeve Fan Life Expectancy50,000 hours Fan Noise Level (dB-A)19 dBA Connector3-pin Voltage12 V the dbA are when the fans on low but they arn't loud by any meansmaby a 28dba max |
Those a sleeved bearings!!. Sleeved bearings are terrible!! Sleeved bearings are in Slipsteams and slipstream are so crap
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i have 5 in my computer and never had a problem. they make no noise outher than wind
Originally Posted by mocha989 Those a sleeved bearings!!. Sleeved bearings are terrible!! Sleeved bearings are in Slipsteams and slipstream are so crap |
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