Best 80mm to 120mm fans out there...

[Krelin]

Well, the title says all. I'm searching for the best 80mm to 120mm fans in the market now. Like, high CMF and stuff... :rolleyes: The noise doesn't matter...

[Lev]

deltas

[revogamer]

noise doesnt matter? http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=403&products_id=20848 and http://www.performance-pcs.com/catalog/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=403&products_id=20847

[Krelin]

Nope, noise doesn't matter. :D The fans are just for benching, that's all. But, i don't wanna to spend much money...

[Death^Dread]

If you have a normal room fan, find a way to turn it on high and point it at the motherboard. Then, take a few deltas and strap them to any heatsinks.

[PyroFire]

vantec tornados?

[LyP0]

If you have a normal room fan, find a way to turn it on high and point it at the motherboard. Then, take a few deltas and strap them to any heatsinks.

strap it on tight !! or otherwise stuff will happen :shakes:

proof :

A piece of my last finger on my left hand ( dont know what that's called in english ) is cut off because of a low speed ( 4k rpm ) 120mm delta.


But i still like em and they are great fan's if you dont mind the noise and just need to set a record time with air.

[Krelin]

vantec tornados?

Oh, didn't knew about them, thanks for the info.

[majestik]

Delta? I'll go with Sanyo Denki!

120mm 76mm thick
http://sanyodb.colle.co.jp/product_db_e/coolingfan/dcfan/dc_fan_detail.php?master_id=1633
300cfm

120mm 38mm thick
http://sanyodb.colle.co.jp/product_db_e/coolingfan/dcfan/dc_fan_detail.php?master_id=1637
224cfm

delta 120mm 76mm thick is 'only' 220cfm
http://www.delta.com.tw/product/cp/dcfans/download/pdf/GFB/GFB120x120x76.2mm.pdf

[ken]

120mm 76mm thick
http://sanyodb.colle.co.jp/product_db_e/coolingfan/dcfan/dc_fan_detail.php?master_id=1633
300cfm



:eek: d@mn, and I thought the Delta 76mm was extreme, lol

[KTE]

Yeah be extra careful with the high CFM fans. You can easily damage equipment and your own self with them once they start and they need to be held down/clamped since they exert a good strong amount of force when the air pressure begins after rotation.

Whenever I'm back home, I always shop at these places for fans.
http://www.excesssolutions.com
http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com

Used to have the best deals I know. Purchased 14 delta 4x152/10x220 CFM fans for $40 from the first link in a special deal.

120mm 76mm thick
http://sanyodb.colle.co.jp/product_db_e/coolingfan/dcfan/dc_fan_detail.php?master_id=1633
300cfmLOL! 86W, friggin fire. :eek:

I know about them before but that power draw is something ridiculous.

To compare, Delta 220 CFM needs ~30W.

[cabbspapp]

Lol you may need a seperate PSU just for the fans if you get enough of those.

[Nazu]

Sanyo Denki
Panalfo
Delta

Those are good brands if you're looking high cfm fans.

[Spawne32]

Sanyo Denki
Panalfo
Delta

Those are good brands if you're looking high cfm fans.

I second this with large text.


You can find all those fans at Sidewinder Computers.
http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/:up:

[Rob94hawk]

How about this fan:

SilenX 120x120x38mm - 18dBA - 90CFM iXtrema Pro Fan with Fluid Dynamic Bearings (IXP-76-18) (http://www.frozencpu.com/products/4274/fan-235/SilenX_120x120x38mm_-_18dBA_-_90CFM_iXtrema_Pro_Fan_with_Fluid_Dynamic_Bearings _IXP-76-18.html)

[Spawne32]

How about this fan:

SilenX 120x120x38mm - 18dBA - 90CFM iXtrema Pro Fan with Fluid Dynamic Bearings (IXP-76-18) (http://www.frozencpu.com/products/4274/fan-235/SilenX_120x120x38mm_-_18dBA_-_90CFM_iXtrema_Pro_Fan_with_Fluid_Dynamic_Bearings _IXP-76-18.html)

Dont EVER EVER post SilenX here again!

Just kidding, but in all honesty, SilenX fans are the worst fans on the market, they use terrible bearings, and their 18dba and 90cfm ratings are FLAT OUT lies. Dont buy them, trust me. You can do a quick search in this forum for the word SilenX and see what turns up. :up:

[Rob94hawk]

Dont EVER EVER post SilenX here again!

Just kidding, but in all honesty, SilenX fans are the worst fans on the market, they use terrible bearings, and their 18dba and 90cfm ratings are FLAT OUT lies. Dont buy them, trust me. You can do a quick search in this forum for the word SilenX and see what turns up. :up:

LOL! I don't think I wan't that fan spraying lube all over my rig either. I'll try the Scythes made my Sony instead.

[Spawne32]

LOL! I don't think I wan't that fan spraying lube all over my rig either. I'll try the Scythes made my Sony instead.

lol, check out vapors fan roundup in the stickys also, scythe sflex scored some good points imo

[Polizei]

Whenever I'm back home, I always shop at these places for fans.
http://www.excesssolutions.com
http://www.goldmine-elec-products.com


Excesssolutions has some nice prices on Deltas. $4 for a 107CFM WFB1212HE. Going to buy 7 just to make the lame $25 minimum order...

[Vapor]

Airflow on the cheap with no consideration for noise?

Can find some deals on Panaflos here and there...as well as Deltas sometimes.

Comair and Mechatronics are also available at a few places and are often cheap and push a lot of air.

[pika198]

Hands down Vantec Tornados...80mm fan is 84.1 cfm with 55.2 DBA and they have a 92mm version which is 119 cfm and 56.4 dba

[Spawne32]

Hands down Vantec Tornados...80mm fan is 84.1 cfm with 55.2 DBA and they have a 92mm version which is 119 cfm and 56.4 dba

how about hands down, delta?

http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/de80pfulhisp.html

:up: :ROTF:

[Polizei]

http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/depf92drhisp.html

Drastic. :rofl:

[Spawne32]

http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/depf92drhisp.html

Drastic. :rofl:

I think it sounds like a F22 taking off on the runway :lol:

[Rob94hawk]

Hands down Vantec Tornados...80mm fan is 84.1 cfm with 55.2 DBA and they have a 92mm version which is 119 cfm and 56.4 dba

I have the 92mm Tornado. It's pretty loud but that Delta puts it to shame!

[naokaji]

http://sanyodb.colle.co.jp/product_db_e/coolingfan/dcfan/dc_fan_detail.php?master_id=1633
300cfm


:rofl: @ fan using 86.4 W

i woudnt want to be in the same room as a bunch of those though without proper ear protection

[Krelin]

Thanks for the info, first i need a good nForce2 MoBo for oldschool Socket A OC, but after that, i need the fans too. :D