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Scythe = 110.31CFM , 37dBA
Silverstone = 110.03CFM 39.5dBA
So Scythe provides a little more...hardly a difference though..
However The Silverstone pushes less air and is noisier, so I'd pick the Scythe...
Your choice though, is the $4 worth it?
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~Powelly
Silverstone = 110.03CFM 39.5dBA
So Scythe provides a little more...hardly a difference though..
However The Silverstone pushes less air and is noisier, so I'd pick the Scythe...
Your choice though, is the $4 worth it?
~Powelly
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Same first is quieter.
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They push the same, .3 and .31 are the same.
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Originally Posted by Powelly Scythe = 110.31CFM , 37dBA Silverstone = 110.03CFM 39.5dBA So Scythe provides a little more...hardly a difference though.. However The Silverstone pushes less air and is noisier, so I'd pick the Scythe... Your choice though, is the $4 worth it?
~Powelly |
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Out of the two the OP picked the SlipStream is the quietest and pushes the most air....
Originally Posted by d3v0 I use a couple of slipstreams. They're not quiet. |
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just one that will cool my cpu better. i currently have a xigmatek s1284 and the fan on just don't cut it. right now my e6600 o/c'ed to 3Ghz on 1.38 vcore can go up to 56C on load.
i just thought that the higher the rpm, the more cooling it gives.
cheers guys
Originally Posted by Illusion Of Progress They are very similar.. are you looking for a quiet fan? Or just one that pushes alot of air..? |
i just thought that the higher the rpm, the more cooling it gives.
cheers guys
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