Scythe Ultra Kaze?
The thing is dirt cheap and performs great.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835185054
The thing is dirt cheap and performs great.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835185054
TRUE...Best Fan?
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Going with a Scythe Ultra Kaze for $10, and gonna hook it to a fan controller when I get the build going
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Cant beat a True, Lapped, and Scythe Fan for free..great late BDay present
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Cant beat a True, Lapped, and Scythe Fan for free..great late BDay present
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Kaze's awesome but can't do push pull. san ace are great.
I"m shifted to tri fin delta's on mine that does 3300rpm
Originally Posted by Jason_B Going with a Scythe Ultra Kaze for $10, and gonna hook it to a fan controller when I get the build going
Cant beat a True, Lapped, and Scythe Fan for free..great late BDay present
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I"m shifted to tri fin delta's on mine that does 3300rpm
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No. It's a meh fan that gets louder when under pressure and uses sleeve bearings.
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Agree.
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Agree.
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Agree.
Originally Posted by TEntel Scythe Ultra Kaze? The thing is dirt cheap and performs great. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835185054 |
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Originally Posted by ArcticZero Sanyo Denki San Ace's would be a great bet. Excellent static pressure, and do well even when undervolted. |
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Originally Posted by Papa.Smurf San Ace 1011 with a fan controller. |
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Originally Posted by smoke12291 The only fan from those options that I would pick is the Panaflo 120x38 @ 114 CFM I have it's younger brother on my TRUE (86 CFM, 120x38) and it's great. |
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link to those? 38mm maybe? or whatever is best or true
Originally Posted by Papa.Smurf San Ace 1011 with a fan controller. |
link to those? 38mm maybe? or whatever is best or true
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Look at my post, those are the San Ace's.
Originally Posted by iFresh link to those? 38mm maybe? or whatever is best or true |
scythe ultra kaze 3k rpm
get 2 of em.
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ive had 1 for a year with no issues.
get 2 of em.
ive had 1 for a year with no issues.
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That's to the point where it's just spamming CFM.
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San Ace
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=193647
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They're pretty meh, but still better than the other Silverstone fans.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=170224
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Terrible cooler fans.
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Have you undervolted them?
I have two, terrible for undervolting (started clicking loudly) and soon ran into common issues that happen with sleeve bearing fans (clicking, as already mentioned, and grinding).
Originally Posted by Alby This is the best fan for the TRUE. The static pressure is ridiculous, unfortunately it costs a lot and is one of the loudest fans ever. |
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Originally Posted by oobe I have a scythe kaze fan on my TRUE and its loud as ****... anyone know anything that performs as well but is quieter? |
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=193647
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Originally Posted by Hayday Im pretty sure my fans not bad lol. If its bad someone please bash me, only way I ever learn :/ http://www.petrastechshop.com/siss12cafan.html |
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...d.php?t=170224
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| The Silverstone 'Debacle' I have tested both the aforementioned FN122 and FM123 for Round 2 and have not listed their performance. I hate them with a passion. Neither are anywhere near their CFM ratings and the FM123 is more annoying to listen to than the 220CFM Deltas in Round 1. I'd go as far as saying it's more annoying than a crying baby. Unlike the baby though, you can kick it. At this point, the FM121, FM122, FM123, and FN122 have ranked among the most annoying or worst performing fans I have ever tested/used. They may all be lemons, but if the lemon rate coming out of Silverstone is 80%, you should stay away. If they are good representations, you should stay away. So ultimately, based on my experience with them, you should stay away. And I really don't have a bias...I actually like the FN121 quite a bit. Shame it has ******ed siblings. I wanted to exclude all Silverstones from this test, but because I was using an FN121 as a carry-over all-star comparison from Round 1, that was not possible. It actually did fairly well in this round-up as well. Go figure. |
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Originally Posted by nakedrampage i use two scythe 1900rpm 120x25 in a push pull. Its a bit loud though. |
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Originally Posted by sgdude scythe ultra kaze 3k rpm get 2 of em.
ive had 1 for a year with no issues. |
I have two, terrible for undervolting (started clicking loudly) and soon ran into common issues that happen with sleeve bearing fans (clicking, as already mentioned, and grinding).
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