'Golden' Case fan?

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it's big(120mm) it's ugly(or at the ver least orange, might want to call it gold, but w/e I know how to use spray paint....) it's cheap... and it almost over 50CFM at 28DB for $4


http://www.jab-tech.com/YATE-LOON-12...e-pr-3472.html
http://www.jab-tech.com/YATE-LOON-12...2-pr-3009.html

does that sound good or anyone have a better idea for a somewhat cheap case-fan?

it looks damn good compared to this scythe given the fact it costs 1/3rd as much http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835185006

[m0da]

i have the black ones. i ordered them from jab-tech as well.

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are they priced the same?

and hwo well do they work for you. are they seemingly under/overrated?


EDIT:nvm just found the link to the black one... seems nice... now I dont' need spraypaint nor the need to worry about messing the fan up any....

again, any ntoe about performance?

[Silver Bullet]

They pretty quiet at 7V and at 5V you will never hear them. 12V they move a pretty good amount of air for the noise they make. I bought nexus fans though as they move a little less air and just that bit quieter also. Also I had the organge ones and they just looked bad

[Sanborn]

Fluid bearing for the win !

(I have no real input, but those yateloons look like good fans for what you describe)

[Drunner611]

Ask about the Yates in the W/C section and you'll definitely know you found the right fan!

[zoob]

Great fans. The Nexus 120 mm (rebadged Yate Loons at slightly lower RPM) are probably the best fans for quiet/near silent computing. I've got two of those Nexus fans in my P180 right now

[fhpchris]

Look at the Sanyo Denki 120mmx38mm if you need a higher flowing case fan

Mine are silent @ 7v.