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Coolink SWiF2-80P 80mm PWM Quiet Cooling Fan
 | SWiF2-80P 80mm PWM Quiet Cooling Fan [178 in stock] (6 customer reviews) | £6.95 (£8.34 inc. VAT) |
Based on the award-winning original SWiF design, the new SWiF2 series of high-performance quiet fans takes its successful predecessor's proven qualities one step further by adding hydro-dynamic bearing as well as an unique, exciting colour scheme. This PWM version is perfect for CPU cooling because the fan's RPM will change depending on the heat generated by the CPU. There is also a handy PWM splitter cable that will allow you connect a second PWM fan, all from one PWM motherboard fan header.
The new hydro-dynamic bearing ensures whisper quiet operation and even better longevity, which is backed up with a massive 60 months warranty. No matter where in your system you plan to install these fans, you can be sure the SWiF2 series provide an exceptional noise to performance ratio that you would expect from Coolink.
Features
- High-performance hydro-dynamic bearing
- Protective cable sleeving
- Includes Anti-Vibration bolts and metal screws
- Supports PWM fan speed control
- PWM splitter cable for connecting a second PWM fan
- 7~19 dBA / 14~30 CFM / 750~1100 RPM
Specifications
| Size | 80x80x25 mm |
| Rotation Speed | 750~1100 RPM ±10% |
| Airflow | 14.1~19.1 CFM |
| Acoustical Noise | 7~19.0 dBA |
| Input Power | 1.08 W |
| Input Current | 0.09 A |
| Voltage Range | 7-13 V |
| Accessories | Anti-vibration screws, metal screws and PWM splitter cable |
| Warranty | 60 months |
| EAN barcode | 4716123313342 |
Customer Reviews
SWiF2-80P x (6)
Anonymous - Posted: 5 Dec 2011 01:56 (10/10)
I am using 4 of these beauties in a Cooler Master Wave Master case: 2 as intake and 2 as exhaust. These fans are whisper-quiet, easy on the eye and they keep the case temperatures in check. ^_^
The PWM splitter cables they come with are also brilliant. My motherboard has 2 4-pin connectors for case fans, so I am using 2 of these PWM splitter cables to connect 4 fans to my motherboard.
Anonymous - Posted: 2 Dec 2010 17:32 (10/10)
I installed this in my Dell Vostro 200, replacing the standard cpu fan. It works fine and has made a really noticeable difference to the noise.
Anonymous - Posted: 22 Sep 2010 18:24 (10/10)
I have just installed this fan. It has arrived with 4 rubber bolts. It requires some time and patience to install, but its not difficult. My case temp went down ~10% and it's very quiet :)
Anonymous - Posted: 24 Aug 2010 22:20 (10/10)
Very quiet and effective. Using two of these as exhaust fans in my HTPC.
David Guest - Posted: 10 Feb 2010 18:25 (10/10)
fitted this as CPU fan in my DEll vostro 400 - easy to fit & works beautifully. I ran CPU for 15 mins at 100% via DIVX converter to test it under load. with both core working flat out, the core temps hovered around 50% (speedfan readings) with little fan noise & that was with fan running at its max, about 1600rpm.
When CPU is idle, the fan runs at about 850 & is inaudible. Much quieter than dell stock fan.
Anonymous - Posted: 19 Jan 2010 12:47 (10/10)
Used this to replace the stock fan on a Dell Studio 540 CPU heat-sink. THe Dell motherboard has non-standard heat-sink fittings so changing it would be very difficult. The fan however is a standard case fan clipped to the top of the heat sink by 4 clips. A bit fiddly to change, and the fan wires on the Cool-link emerge right where one of the clips needs to go so I had to break it off and use only 3, but it worked ok. (Note, this would not be a problem with an AcoustiFan as the wires emerge in a slightly different place) With this fan running at an almost silent 850rpm, The CPU core temps are a degree or two cooler than with the stock fan screaming away at 1900 rpm!
See also:
Quiet Fans
Ultra-Quiet 80mm Fans
