A small review how NoiseBlocker Bionic eLoop B12-3, B12-P and B12-4 performs.
Enjoy
A small review how NoiseBlocker Bionic eLoop B12-3, B12-P and B12-4 performs.
Enjoy
These are now the SEXIEST fans available.
There is nothing else out there that even comes close to these. I have already ordered 4 of them. Can't wait to have them, and install them all into a LianLi case.
"If you haven't got anything nice to say about anybody, come sit next to me".
Interesting design quiet and pushes heaps of air wonder whwn we'll see 140mm versions might be tempted to upgrade my PK3's
Member of the Austraila OC Hwbot Team
Actually I wonder the same.
I am trying to image their performance
Hopefully they price them a bit lower than when the pk3's first hit OZ i'm guessing $20-25 bucks per fan though
Member of the Austraila OC Hwbot Team
What a great-looking, low-sound fan. It's got my interest.
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Mini-resurrection. I've heard mixed things about this fan, such as the material of the fins creating a lot of resonance and noise >1000rpm especially when in pull (which is a big no-no when it comes to this fan?). Can anyone with this fan chime in and comment on this?
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