bast case fans?

[SimonB]

I`ve had years of experience when it comes to so-called quiet yet high CFM fans.
Cut a long story short anything by noctua ( you get what u pay for) and cougar. The latter are even more expensive and hard to get hold of. I paid 22 odd pounds each for 4 on amazon.
I must admit 140mm fans are so much quieter and obviously have a much higher air shifting capacity than their 120mm counterparts.
Always opt for 140MM + for exhaust fans on top of chassis otherwise ive learnt they make a racket with 120mm ones.
In the end a decent fan doesnt come cheap yet its worth have that quiet hum over than cranky drone.

well as much as i remember i had sen 140mm fans with 120mm fitings maybe u knew some? coz i knew that 140m do make less noise by produsing biger air flow and well for my intake i would really be able to use 140's with 120' mount (whole's are for 120 but there is some space for 140 to fit

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9uUXt7mE6Qg if someone interested look at graps in download it seems to show prety much the truth

 

[| raVen |]

well as much as i remember i had sen 140mm fans with 120mm fitings maybe u knew some? coz i knew that 140m do make less noise by produsing biger air flow and well for my intake i would really be able to use 140's with 120' mount (whole's are for 120 but there is some space for 140 to fit

140mm fans with 120 mounts:
http://specialtech.co.uk/spshop/cus...0mm-Mount-1200RPM--SM1425SL12M-pid-15298.html

http://specialtech.co.uk/spshop/customer/Thermalright-140mm-PWM-fan--TR-TY-140-pid-15122.html

http://specialtech.co.uk/spshop/cus...Fitment-PWM-Case-Fan--AK-FN073-pid-17110.html

http://specialtech.co.uk/spshop/cus...rol-Quiet-Case-Fan--NF-P14-FLX-pid-10626.html