Anonymous - Posted: 8 Jul 2011 16:50
 (10/10)

You may think that 80-mm fans are ways louder than same class 120-mm ones. This fan will definitely change your mind. I bought a couple of them to replace my noisy graphics card fans and, being my system already super silent, I was wondering if these were going to became the weak link in the chain. If properly speed-controlled, the answer is NO.

Some numbers: while they can go up to 1800 RPM (providing an amazing airflow), I feel that the limit in order to be in the "very silent" range is 1200 RPM (ok, this depends on the damping quality of your case, among other factors), but you can go down to 500 RPM if you want to approach really the "inaudible" range. The last is the speed that I select when the pc is on in my bedroom at night time or I'm watching movies.

Even if we know that 0-dB fans do not exist (then do not expect this even if it is a Noctua!), this fan is really beyond what you may expect from an 80-mm fan. No vibrations whatsoever, super build quality, delicious package.

Anonymous - Posted: 24 Aug 2010 22:25
 (10/10)

For an 80mm fan this is an awesome product. The sad part though is that I don't know if it will be a part of my final build. Bought it to use as an extra case fan for my Silverstone SG05 to cool down the chipset. Haven't found a good spot for it yet though.

But with a product this good I'll probably find a place for it :)

Anonymous - Posted: 5 Apr 2010 01:07
 (10/10)

Quiet and efficient and love the colours, looks even better in real life.

Runs very quiet in mid setting, on the highest it can be heard in a very quiet room but the sound is a pleasant one rather than annoying and it doesn't distract me at all.

You simply get what you pay for. Highly recommended these and also the fans made by Coolink are very good too.

Thanks

Gavin Davies - Posted: 14 Feb 2009 19:21
 (10/10)

Brilliant quality, all the accessories you need. Installed as a replacement main fan in old shuttle with AMD Athlon XP 2400+. Installed without low noise adaptors and reduced via mother board to run at lowest setting except in emergency. Noise reduction exceptional (loudest component now hdd), and still keeps the cpu down to about 55 deg c on lowest setting (used to be upwards of 65 with old fan!)

Would get another if I needed one!