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would 2 of these http://microcenter.com/single_produc...uct_id=0312369 be any good in Push/pull on a venomous-X?
Venomous-X fans
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Probably, but they'll be quite loud. See if your Microcenter has any ZM-F3s or GentleTyphoons.
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Overrated specs... realistically it's actually ~70CFM and 30-35dBA.
Originally Posted by fssbzz  looks good.90cfm 19 dba... nice find..i would like to buy that too. |
The R4's aren't that loud. But there 19dba at 7volts. There closer to 30dba at full speed. I have a bunch of them in assorted colors. They have great static pressure, which is what you need to push air through the heat sink fins. They smoke the gentle typhoons. Those are better for system cooling.
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noise is not a big concern as long as it won't sound like a jet next to me the thing is are they good for static pressure for a Ven-X and will do Push/Pull, with these
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If your looking for silence, Noctua NF-P12 (good static pressure, but low CFM ~60). If your looking for Max CFM (Panaflo L1BX) Install a Fan controller to turn down to 1000 RPMs when not Overclocking/Max load. They run at 2600 RPMs with about 42db. If you want a Average, Gentle Typhoons. They are about ~80 CFM at 35 db at 1800 RPMs.
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One of these:
PWM Splitter with External Power
Along with two of these:
CM Blade Master PWM
Depending on your motherboard, you can set these things to spin down to about 700'ish RPM. I can't speak for every motherboard but on my Asus P6X58D-Premium they spun up to about 2065RPM just before 70*C
Also worth noting is that idle they are nearly silent. At full speed you can hear them without a doubt but they do an excellent job at top speed.
PWM Splitter with External Power
Along with two of these:
CM Blade Master PWM
Depending on your motherboard, you can set these things to spin down to about 700'ish RPM. I can't speak for every motherboard but on my Asus P6X58D-Premium they spun up to about 2065RPM just before 70*C
Also worth noting is that idle they are nearly silent. At full speed you can hear them without a doubt but they do an excellent job at top speed.
I have a pair of these on my heatsink. I read a guide they good good static pressure. http://www.microcenter.com/single_pr...uct_id=0286286
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That's basically what comes on the S1283 if I'm not mistaken. It's actually a pretty decent fan. Quiet even at top speed.
Originally Posted by bk7794 I have a pair of these on my heatsink. I read a guide they good good static pressure. http://www.microcenter.com/single_pr...uct_id=0286286 |
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Never thought of that. They are. haha Yeah, I agree they are really quite and really smooth.
Originally Posted by MNiceGuy That's basically what comes on the S1283 if I'm not mistaken. It's actually a pretty decent fan. Quiet even at top speed. |
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I have been doing a lot of reading and tinkering with dynamic fan control. If I have the main rig fired up just to browse or something I don't want to listen to high-RPM fans scream while at the same time I want the cooling power when I open the taps. The obvious choice would be a fan controller but there are a couple of problems:
1. I'm generally too lazy to become comfortable with having to adjust knobs every time I switch tasks.
2. Most motherboards, especially enthusiast models, have very good dynamic CPU fan control. Using the adapter I linked I'm thinking I can have the best of both worlds.
1. I'm generally too lazy to become comfortable with having to adjust knobs every time I switch tasks.
2. Most motherboards, especially enthusiast models, have very good dynamic CPU fan control. Using the adapter I linked I'm thinking I can have the best of both worlds.
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