anyone ever try these out?
- Thread starter Luger718
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They are cheap, and cheap sleeve bearing ones while they're at it. They will spin and push air through, but my experience with (cheap) sleeve bearing fans is that they 'tick' or create a soft rattling noise that varies in volume with speed.
I personally willn't be going back there again, maybe the more expensive ones are not noisy...maybe. But the more expensive-exotic sleeve bearing fans push prices into the basic Arctic Cooling F12 range.
I personally willn't be going back there again, maybe the more expensive ones are not noisy...maybe. But the more expensive-exotic sleeve bearing fans push prices into the basic Arctic Cooling F12 range.
never knew the sound was because of the bearing type...maybe ill just save for some gelids then
maybe these My link
Fez
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never knew the sound was because of the bearing type...maybe ill just save for some gelids then
maybe these My link
Hi Luger i work with Cooler Master and the fans you suggested in the first post will be slightly noisier due the them being the stock run of the mill fans however if you are looking for a quiet fan then why not try the link below (obviously choose the colour you want) as they give you good CFM and are also quite quiet even when running full speed via 12v
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835103090
http://www.facebook.com/coolermaster
Thanks
Adam Ferrol
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never knew the sound was because of the bearing type...maybe ill just save for some gelids then
maybe these My link
Yes and no.
It also has to do with fan design and fan speed.
