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royfrosty

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how you remove the blades without unmount? i got one but have to unmount if not like cannot pull out lol

Just pull from the middle portion. It will detach with a little bit of force.

Bro, silent even at 1800rpm compared with corsair af120 performance?

It is audible at 1800rpm. But still very much quieter than the sp120. AF120 performance not much shop selling and it is not PWM control. It is using voltage control.

For chassis fan i recommend a AF series if you just wanna move air into the chassis. It is not good in static pressure.

For Rads or AIO cooler, i recommend either the SP series or Enermax Cluster Advance. I don't really recommend Gentle Typhoons. This fans depends on where you mount it, it tends to wobble a lot at high rpms. Ask Shadow84 ba. He can tell you more about the GT depending on vertical mount or horizontal mount.
 

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Anyone using akasa viper... I wan to change....

Any comments or rating?

Who selling em cheap pm me...
I also selling my fans
Can trade also;)
 

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Just pull from the middle portion. It will detach with a little bit of force.



It is audible at 1800rpm. But still very much quieter than the sp120. AF120 performance not much shop selling and it is not PWM control. It is using voltage control.

For chassis fan i recommend a AF series if you just wanna move air into the chassis. It is not good in static pressure.

For Rads or AIO cooler, i recommend either the SP series or Enermax Cluster Advance. I don't really recommend Gentle Typhoons. This fans depends on where you mount it, it tends to wobble a lot at high rpms. Ask Shadow84 ba. He can tell you more about the GT depending on vertical mount or horizontal mount.

My h100i louder than my GT fans le...
 

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Just pull from the middle portion. It will detach with a little bit of force.



It is audible at 1800rpm. But still very much quieter than the sp120. AF120 performance not much shop selling and it is not PWM control. It is using voltage control.

For chassis fan i recommend a AF series if you just wanna move air into the chassis. It is not good in static pressure.

For Rads or AIO cooler, i recommend either the SP series or Enermax Cluster Advance. I don't really recommend Gentle Typhoons. This fans depends on where you mount it, it tends to wobble a lot at high rpms. Ask Shadow84 ba. He can tell you more about the GT depending on vertical mount or horizontal mount.

i see. shall try it next time. hope wont break it..

btw.. how is Enermax Cluster Advance at full speed compared to the noise of jetflo?
 

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Get the dunno what Typhoon fan. Gray in color. You can never hear anything from that fan, and its doing its job well. Not that attractive if you're into aesthetics though.
I bought and replaced my broke down CM fan, and NEVER regret.
 

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i see. shall try it next time. hope wont break it..

btw.. how is Enermax Cluster Advance at full speed compared to the noise of jetflo?


Jetflo is amazingly noisy. lol

I have used it on one of the CM Seidon 120M cooler. It is terribly loud. Even with LNA attached, it is still noisy at 1650rpm.
 

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Get the dunno what Typhoon fan. Gray in color. You can never hear anything from that fan, and its doing its job well. Not that attractive if you're into aesthetics though.
I bought and replaced my broke down CM fan, and NEVER regret.

Can we still get GT fans now? I heard tt Scythe discontinued the production of the GT line of fans :(
 
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