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ricecrispi · 12-07-2005, 02:42 PM

yateloon /tri cod fans with the higher rpms. silent pc review has good reviews and info on them. TEkgems 1800 rpm model I believe it was.....

These would be the best fans fo the new pa series rads because the new rads don't need as much air flow as older He series. It even seems the PA series after a certain CFM point don't get much performance improvement. Marci did the test running Panaflos Ms @ 7V and got good results. I suggest you do a search for that thread mate.

I have the M speed panaflos with hydrobearing, whatever it's called. They get a whine but it's not that bad. It's more like an air movement sound but in a case it is not that bad and better than some other fans at stock speeds. Have to align the fan and have it isolated pretty good.

Maybe because you guys are running the U high speed fan when I'm running the slower 84 cfm one?

12-07-2005, 02:42 PM	#42
ricecrispi Cooling Savant Join Date: Jul 2005 Location: california Posts: 429	Re: New High End Build...Two Loops? yateloon /tri cod fans with the higher rpms. silent pc review has good reviews and info on them. TEkgems 1800 rpm model I believe it was..... These would be the best fans fo the new pa series rads because the new rads don't need as much air flow as older He series. It even seems the PA series after a certain CFM point don't get much performance improvement. Marci did the test running Panaflos Ms @ 7V and got good results. I suggest you do a search for that thread mate. I have the M speed panaflos with hydrobearing, whatever it's called. They get a whine but it's not that bad. It's more like an air movement sound but in a case it is not that bad and better than some other fans at stock speeds. Have to align the fan and have it isolated pretty good. Maybe because you guys are running the U high speed fan when I'm running the slower 84 cfm one?