OMG too many Fans

[inveterate]

VOte now,, cuz i really baffled ,, everything confuses me.. I want to eat ramen! Maybe some black pearl olives. GO SHOPRITE


EDIT: pic, paint not perfect :|:|:|

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[RallyMaster]

Pretty much any of those will do. It's all just preference. I personally would try out the Arctic Fan 12 with S-FDB.

 

[inveterate]

Originally posted by: RallyMaster
Pretty much any of those will do. It's all just preference. I personally would try out the Arctic Fan 12 with S-FDB.

OMGGG addin to the Obscure section in my mind.. thx fo nothing... grrrrr

 

[Luckyboy1]

I'd get the higher speed Panaflo fan and if it makes too much noise, you just add a ceramic resistor from like Radio shack to it in order to slow it down a bit. The Panaflo fans give you the mostest air moved for the leastest DB's in exchange and they last and last.

 

[InlineFour]

Originally posted by: Luckyboy1
I'd get the higher speed Panaflo fan and if it makes too much noise, you just add a ceramic resistor from like Radio shack to it in order to slow it down a bit. The Panaflo fans give you the mostest air moved for the leastest DB's in exchange and they last and last.

lol

 

[Kakumba]

I'm a fan of those S-Flex fans from what ive read, wanna try some. and I also got a kick out of the mostest air for leastest noise. just what i needed to cheer me up at 15.45 at work.

 

[Apocalypse X]

I am a fan of anything Coolermaster!

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

Sanyo Denki.

 

[zagood]

Just go generic. If you can't come to a decision yourself you probably won't know the difference.

-z

 

[Bobthelost]

What do you want the fan to do?

 

[JasonSix78]

The silverstone fans are pretty good. FN121 or FM121.

These are also decent:
Aspire CF12S or L-UBL
Antec 75003
Aerocool Turbines
Logisys CF12OBL
Thermaltake A2029

-Jason

 

[JasonSix78]

Originally posted by: Bobthelost
What do you want the fan to do?

To cool his ramen.

-Jason

 

[inveterate]

Has anyone tried the Arctic Fan 12s.. are they what they claim.. Really looking at the akasa but i don't see many reviews for it

 

[inveterate]

Originally posted by: JasonSix78

Originally posted by: Bobthelost
What do you want the fan to do?

To cool his ramen.

-Jason

dude i made this hovercroft from a comp fan and it's awsome.. it floats on my desk and is really a stress reliver, i can't move it away from the comp too much though. only 7 feet of cord.

Shoprite bag, balsa dowels + comp fan.

 

[GalvanizedYankee]

IF you search this forum for Akasa Amber several reviews will be found.
You might have to search the archieves too. I've done it far too many times for
others, so you'll have to do it yourself.

Do some reading on fans at SPCR


...Galvanized

 

[Icepick]

I voted for the Nexus. The Nexus fans are widely regarded as the quietest 120mm fans that also offer a high enough CFM rating to provide good cooling.

 

[morkus64]

Originally posted by: inveterate

Originally posted by: JasonSix78

Originally posted by: Bobthelost
What do you want the fan to do?

To cool his ramen.

-Jason

dude i made this hovercroft from a comp fan and it's awsome.. it floats on my desk and is really a stress reliver, i can't move it away from the comp too much though. only 7 feet of cord.

Shoprite bag, balsa dowels + comp fan.

:camera:?

 

[Pyrokinetic]

I owned one of the Nexus 120mm orange and felt it really didn't quite have the amount of airflow I wanted. It was quiet (22 dBA) but only has about 37 CFM of airflow. For my Stacker 810, I am considering the Scythe S-FDB 1200rpm or 1600rpm versions which has 49 CFM at 20 dBA and 63 CFM at 28 dBA respectively.

An alternative would be the Arctic Cooling fan, which also is a FDB fan, but is 1500rpm with 56 CFM at 24.5 dBA.

Those are the three I am currently considering, and might just go with the 1600 rpm Scythe, as I can always slow it down a bit.

 

[Kakumba]

Originally posted by: inveterate

Originally posted by: JasonSix78

Originally posted by: Bobthelost
What do you want the fan to do?

To cool his ramen.

-Jason

dude i made this hovercroft from a comp fan and it's awsome.. it floats on my desk and is really a stress reliver, i can't move it away from the comp too much though. only 7 feet of cord.

Shoprite bag, balsa dowels + comp fan.

that needs a stickied thread. get to it. and PM me it too.

 

[TrevorRC]

Sanyo Denki [San Ace] 120mmx38mm fans o_o

Or, if you're willing to squeeze out that last bit of performance, a Papst fan.
--T

 

[inveterate]

Yo,, everyone,, i got my order delivered (2x arctic fan 12 and 2 nexus orange) They're inside a new p180. and OMG.. like,, holy crapper

I can barely hear anything.. at alll

and imo the arctic fans are better than the nexus. they're connected to a nexus fan controller and with everything on HIGH, the noise compared between the arctic fan and nexus orange is the same. But i can feel that the arctic fan is moving alot more air.

my comp is now a whisper....

and what was this talk about the door opening 270,, mine can only do 180,, wtf.. did i get a diff version of the p180???

 

[GalvanizedYankee]

Glad your happy but be careful with the door. They have an unimpressive History

...Galvanized

 

[996GT2]

AC Fan 12 is a very good deal, consudering that you can get one for ~$7 or 8 at many sites. Good Choice

 

[inveterate]

seriously,, i read everywhere that the door can open 270,,, why is mine only 180... i'm so agitated

 

[inveterate]

seriously,, i read everywhere that the door can open 270,,, why is mine only 180... i'm so agitated