Any idea on what bearings they use?
Soldam Windy Super Silent 120mm Fans
Soldam Windy also makes fans. Their SS (Super Silent) series are simply amazing. They compare very well to the Noctua NF-P12-1300 120mm. Comparing them side by side, they are very close to the same noise level. The Windy SS has a lower hum than the Noctua.
Specs:
1000RPM-18.7dB-38.8cfm
1200RPM-24.0dB-44.7cfm
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I will have more details on them later. I am currently looking into purchasing a large quantity of them and shipping them to the US. If there is enough interest in them, I plan to go though with it. I can get pricing information in the future.
Specs:
1000RPM-18.7dB-38.8cfm
1200RPM-24.0dB-44.7cfm
I will have more details on them later. I am currently looking into purchasing a large quantity of them and shipping them to the US. If there is enough interest in them, I plan to go though with it. I can get pricing information in the future.
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not bad, any specs on the bearings and such?
I wonder if they are rebrands of another company...
EDIT: dam Marin beat me
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I wonder if they are rebrands of another company...
EDIT: dam Marin beat me
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I'm not sure, but I will look into it. Anyone know Japanese? The have text in images on their site so I can use Google translate for all of it
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Yeah, MMansueto said he was using them for his rig right now.
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Coming from Soldam, I doubt it is a rebrand. I will look into the technical specs.
Originally Posted by Marin Any idea on what bearings they use? |
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Originally Posted by whe3ls those would prolly be good rad fans. |
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Originally Posted by Papa.Smurf not bad, any specs on the bearings and such? I wonder if they are rebrands of another company... EDIT: dam Marin beat me
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You can send me one and I'll pop it open
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im serious though... seriously... =p
im serious though... seriously... =p
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I'd be up to that. I'm looking but don't see any real technical data on these fans. PMing you
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Originally Posted by Marin You can send me one and I'll pop it open
im serious though... seriously... =p |
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I am japanese. Send me a message and I will help you.
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Originally Posted by mortimersnerd I'm not sure, but I will look into it. Anyone know Japanese? The have text in images on their site so I can use Google translate for all of it Yeah, MMansueto said he was using them for his rig right now. Coming from Soldam, I doubt it is a rebrand. I will look into the technical specs. |
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PMed
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Originally Posted by Minamoto I am japanese. Send me a message and I will help you.
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Any estimate on how much these would cost?
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same here i'd be willing to buy some
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17dB, 60.95CFM = amazing
17dB, 60.95CFM = amazing
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Someone needs to find out how accurate this is first-hand. That DOES look amazing.
Edit; converted yen to dollars for them, that's ~$75 per fan. That's without the dust filter kit. Are they so confidently crazy in their own ratings that they make San Aces look dirt cheap just to make you think it's that accurate?
Originally Posted by mortimersnerd They are amazing, 17dB, 60.95CFM. |
Edit; converted yen to dollars for them, that's ~$75 per fan. That's without the dust filter kit. Are they so confidently crazy in their own ratings that they make San Aces look dirt cheap just to make you think it's that accurate?
Mort, I would be interested in one of these if the price is under $20. If they meet my standards for noise I will take a couple more. These Slipstreams are wearing out and Noctua refuses to send me free fans
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First don't believe manufactures stated rating, they can measure db's at any range from the fan they want (noctua's and silenX are good examples).
Second, these fans are made by Cooler Master. Pack of four for cheaper than one rebranded fan.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835103052
Have Fun
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Second, these fans are made by Cooler Master. Pack of four for cheaper than one rebranded fan.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835103052
Have Fun
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