bit fenix fans

[unknownuser200]

http://www.frozencpu.com/products/12...c15s1393#blank

how are these?

im trying to replace the fans in the 600t white for a friend of mine do to very poor airflow . So with that said trying to find better ones

[S_I_N]

97.8cfm at 900rpm and 20db noise they dont seem to shabby at all

[unknownuser200]

no it seems very good if they do there rated specs which i guess more less is what i was asking

[AdrianD2]

DELTAS!!! 'nuf said

[unknownuser200]

^ hope your joking

[S_I_N]

wonder if I can find that pic of my mangled finger after it slipped into a delta 92mm running at full bore lol

Originally Posted by unknownuser200

no it seems very good if they do there rated specs which i guess more less is what i was asking

cant market it at those specs if they cant do it or they'd be outta biz pronto. As this type of community would pounce on them til they bled

[unknownuser200]

ehhh i tend to disagree. so many fans are either louder then they say or dont move the air they say. thats why i tend to stay loyal to brands like noctua or noiseblocker.the corsair case though for atleast the front fan can only accept a large 200mm with out modding. Unfortanly its not my case to mod

[Stryker64]

Well when it comes to noise you not only have the consider the intensity (d but also the frequencies. Gentle Typhoons have a fairly high dB rating, but they are quite because of the frequencies they produce don't sound sharp to human ears.

Also isn't the 600T a 200mm fan?

In which cases maybe a NZXT 200mm Fan?

[Ya93sin]

Originally Posted by unknownuser200

http://www.frozencpu...6c15s1393#blank

how are these?

im trying to replace the fans in the 600t white for a friend of mine do to very poor airflow . So with that said trying to find better ones

They are bloody awful. I got two Blue ones with my BitFenix Colossus, I hated them.

I got the CoolerMaster MegaFlow Blue 200mm (they fit absolutely fine into 200mm or 230mm mounts). Much quieter, and airflow is noticeably better. The temp changes speak for themselves, GPU idle went down from 33 or so to 28 degrees Celsius (have a look in the Project Log in my sig)-and that's tested after I had put in all the Noctua fans. The LED is also brighter if that's your thing. Also, the LED light is controlled by a switch cable (2pins)(separate from power cable).

[FlangeWarlord]

I use these fans in my case and are very impressed with how much air they move for how quiet they are