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Gothrek 28th December 2005 22:54

Need a +90CFM Silent 120mm Fan
 
so i am looking for a +90CFM Silent 120mm Fan

thx in advance

Gothrek 29th December 2005 14:28

up

jmke 29th December 2005 15:21

fyi http://www.madshrimps.be/forums/anno...?s=&forumid=23 :p

Gothrek 29th December 2005 15:38

sorry, didnt know that, wont do it again

Rutar 29th December 2005 15:43

90CFM is IMPOSSBLE to do silent


best you might get is the AC 120mm fans but they won't be silent, just quiet and cheap

The Senile Doctor 29th December 2005 15:47

my thoughts exactly, to get 90 cfm and silence you'd need a 240mm, but the airflow will be scattered over too big a surface

jmke 29th December 2005 15:48

maybe his definition of silent is 40dBA @ 50cm instead of 35dBA ?

The Senile Doctor 29th December 2005 16:42

isn't 40 higher then 35?
shouldn't that be louder, John?

jmke 29th December 2005 16:49

uhm.. what I mean is maybe for him a "silent" fan is "loud" for you

personal preference; my workstation produces 47dBA @ 40cm and it does not bother me.

maybe what me means with a "silent" 90CFM+ fan is: not a Delta/Vantec 120mm screamer ;)

Sidney 29th December 2005 17:02

Quote:

my workstation produces 47dBA @ 40cm and it does not bother me.
All my systems are running between 45 to 50 dBA at the same distance; except the W/C Aquagate 120-R, higher. :)

jmke 29th December 2005 17:25

your dBA meter measures 37dBA in a "silent" room, mine measures 30dBA in a "silent" room ;)

so you're at 38-43dBA when comparing ;)

Gothrek 29th December 2005 18:06

Quote:

maybe what me means with a "silent" 90CFM+ fan is: not a Delta/Vantec 120mm screamer ;) [/b]
thats indeed what i mean
the max dB is search for is a 35dB, anything louder than that is too loud
i thought i saw a 26dB somewhere from papst that did 96 CFM

Gothrek 29th December 2005 18:12

seems not to exist, damn
redefining my search

the most quiet around 90CFM fan

jmke 29th December 2005 18:16

don't.. trust.. dBA specs.. from.. companies :)

Gothrek 29th December 2005 18:16

35.5 dB for 86.5 CFM panaflo FBA12G12M1A

Gothrek 29th December 2005 18:17

Quote:

Originally posted by jmke
don't.. trust.. dBA specs.. from.. companies :)
i know, but i am just in search of good silent fan that is better than the stock TT BT
although the BT fan is silent

Gothrek 29th December 2005 18:19

http://www.silverstonetek.com/products-fm121.htm

what do you think about this?

jmke 29th December 2005 18:36

have no experience with it;

I can vouch for Papst most silent 120mm fan, Coolink 120mm fan

Gothrek 29th December 2005 18:57

Coolink, never heard of that, gonna do some research

jmke 29th December 2005 19:04

ex-Noiseblocker
http://www.madshrimps.be/forums/show...threadid=20040

very good performance/noise ratio

Gothrek 29th December 2005 19:08

90mē/h = ????? CFM


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