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18-01-11, 05:28 PM
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A maximum air flow of 56.5 CFM at 1200 RPM from 16 removable blades... a nice piece of equipment from Cooler Master.
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18-01-11, 09:54 PM
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They look awesome if nothing else!
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19-01-11, 01:20 AM
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Im sorry 21 dcb at 56 cfm is not that great unless it under a £5 otherwise jog on because pleanty other companys make much better produsts.
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19-01-11, 02:59 AM
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It really does look like a turbine....Plz work good!!
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19-01-11, 03:17 AM
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How do these compare to the Silverstone Air Penetrators? I couldn't care less about looks.
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19-01-11, 03:26 AM
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Im sorry 21 dcb at 56 cfm is not that great unless it under a £5 otherwise jog on because pleanty other companys make much better produsts.
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Well if you think about Noctua also has cfm values near that, but I've said it before and I shall say it again, static pressure, the ability for fans to push air through things such as heatsinks and radiators. Noctuas excel at this, and looking at this fan, I would think these will too.
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19-01-11, 06:17 AM
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I agree just the design alone is proven in airplanes but I've never heard a super quite one
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19-01-11, 08:34 AM
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Found the stats of the fans.
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19-01-11, 08:43 AM
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So comparing the 1200RPM model with a Noctua NF-P12
Cooler Master | Noctua
RPM: 1200 | 1300
Airflow: 56.5CFM | 54.3CFM
Pressure: 0.91mmH20 | 1.68mmH20
Power: 2.3W | 1.08W
Noise: 21.1dB | 19.8dB
Price: $16 AUD | $29 AUD
So which would I choose? The Noctua slightly lower CFM, but significantly higher pressure, meaning when put in use with a radiator or heatsink, it's effective CFM will be higher. But considering it's price next to a Noctua, it is a reasonable choice. $16 AUD is roughly 10 pounds, so you can decide for yourself if you think it's worth it.
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19-01-11, 02:40 PM
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enermax magma 69 cfm at 18dB
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