CPU casing fans

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hi people....
im new to building my pc.

wanna ask where do i get those delta cooling fans that can produce like 200-250cfm of windspeed....

i know its nt the rpm. but i guess sls only sell those 600-1500rpm and less than 100cfm windspeed fans.

more looking at Delta Electronics...
wonder where in SG sells that...
 

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I remember someone selling those in December either at the garage sales subforum or the blue forum. You should be able to get them from him if you can find his thread.
 

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Do take note of its current intake and hw much ur mobo can supply....
 

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Dun connect too many...

will be changing my exhaust and front.
but asus z78a mobo is controlling the exhaust. but dunno the mobo can tahan how many amphere for the fan. and i also dont wan to try hahah!!! most prolly will just use psu.

but i know if i get the delta fans onto my mobo... cfm napshot cooked
 

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I remember someone selling those in December either at the garage sales subforum or the blue forum. You should be able to get them from him if you can find his thread.

aww man... dec. so long ago.
 

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Still gt someone clearing his stock, irrc. going for $40 or so.

Each fan uses 30w or 2.5A. That is the same as using one whole channel of your fan controller for just one fan, provided that channel can tahan 30w.
 

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Still gt someone clearing his stock, irrc. going for $40 or so.

Each fan uses 30w or 2.5A. That is the same as using one whole channel of your fan controller for just one fan, provided that channel can tahan 30w.

i dont have any fan controller.. just psu only.... thats y i was thinking of replacing the stock fan with this... nothing to the mobo
 

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i dont have any fan controller.. just psu only.... thats y i was thinking of replacing the stock fan with this... nothing to the mobo

Jus comparing nia.... just dun get too many till ur PSU cant tahan.... how many u intending to get?

Noise will be an issue as well, at full blast, it gives 52+dBa...
 

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Jus comparing nia.... just dun get too many till ur PSU cant tahan.... how many u intending to get?

Noise will be an issue as well, at full blast, it gives 52+dBa...

cos my this cooler master case only got fans...

fan 1- connected to mobo (exhaust fan... imo this fans windspeed is for blowing daisy
fan2- connected to psu (infront... stock fan which doesnt do much)
fan3- connected to psu (side... this one is a cm fan i bought..decent)

i was thinking of moving fan 3 to fan 1 and thn buy 2 of 200cfm fans to replace fan 2 n 3.

suckish case... tbh
 

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just a word of advice.
You will not like to install these fans to the casing.
Once they are inside, the whole computer sound like a vaccum cleaner.
I have many of these and tried to use them to oc. But now keeping them as museum pcs.

Asus board at most can tahan 2A output from old MB.
The new MB at most is 1A.
Consult your MB manual.

Another word of caution. The delta fan need a bit of kickstart current to drive it. These coincide with the power up of your HDD and GPU.
Maybe your psu does not have the juice to power up the whole pc.
This is what happened to me last time when I got my first psu.
 

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just a word of advice.
You will not like to install these fans to the casing.
Once they are inside, the whole computer sound like a vaccum cleaner.
I have many of these and tried to use them to oc. But now keeping them as museum pcs.

Asus board at most can tahan 2A output from old MB.
The new MB at most is 1A.
Consult your MB manual.

Another word of caution. The delta fan need a bit of kickstart current to drive it. These coincide with the power up of your HDD and GPU.
Maybe your psu does not have the juice to power up the whole pc.
This is what happened to me last time when I got my first psu.

But I think ill be putting them direct onto the psu... ok or not... I think ill get one from you words. Idk how loud is 65 decibels
 

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But I think ill be putting them direct onto the psu... ok or not... I think ill get one from you words. Idk how loud is 65 decibels

Not recommend for casing fans unless u blast music the whole day.
If u want a car engine in your room, go ahead buy it.
 

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OK GUYS.

IVE GOT THE DELTA FAN....

TOTALLY BLOWN AWAY:D
THKS ALL FOR SUGGESTIONS

PLEASE CLOSE THREAD TY :D
 
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