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But I think I'm going for the Freezer64, and the money I save goes to 1GB TCCD (instead of 1GB BH-5). If I don't like the Freezer, I can still sell it and not lose that much money. | |
22nd May 2005, 23:22 | #33 | |
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And another Papst, which indeed is one of the best fans as it can be seen here: http://www.hartware.net/review_459_11.html | |
27th May 2005, 14:51 | #34 |
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| It looks like the ninia would support 4 120mm fans with enough clips on the right mobo. |
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| that would make for a very weird airflow
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27th May 2005, 15:51 | #36 |
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| It might work doing airflow from corner to corner. As heatsinks cannot get bigger, adding more 120m fans is the logical step forward for more power. |
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| 120mm are not "power" , 80mm fans can deliver much more focused airflow and improve colling. 120mm can strike a very good noise/CFM balance, that's their advantage
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| deadspot in center is weak spot though
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28th May 2005, 02:12 | #40 |
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| 90 and 120 are really meant for case cooling - I have not seen "clearance requirement" mentioned in a long time in both intake and exhaust parameter requirements. Having a large fan hub negatively impact the center of the heatsink where heat is most concentrated.
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