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I have an Epox 4PcA3+ motherboard. Is the SLK-947U or SP-94 better cooling after lapping?
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its an awsome fan, mine whent up to almost 6000 RPMS and thats close somewhere in the range of about 82-90 CFM, but wihtout all the noise of the vantec tornado, it is still pretty loud, but in noise to air movement, its pretty similar to the panaflow's, also, this fan, creates more static pressure than the tornado. So, anyways, IMHO the smt fan 2 is great!
stan03 said:the sp 94 supporst 92 mm fans doesn't it? if yes i would get a 92 mm panaflow if you want quiet, or a 92mm tornado if you want ultimate cooling and can take lots of noise.
If it does not i too would get a SFII
not much...well, how much noise can you stand from your computer
I dont need the thing to take flight.anywyas, i thik the smtfn 2 is the best 80mm solution, but with the tornado f5, "there is no re-placement for displacesment" in this case, 200 CFM. wow! 200 cfm, ill take any day lol.
Gautam said:Just FYI, I think your concept of CFM is a little skewed. The TT Smart Fan II pushes only 75 CFM of airflow, which is in fact quite a lot. The Tornado F5 pushes 119 CFM. The 200 CFM domain is pretty much reserved for loud 172mm fans like the one that I run at half voltage. Btw, good to see you're back . I agree, though, the Panaflow and Tornado are the two best options, depending on your noise preference.
modenaf1 said:as for the tornado f5, i was looking at one in comp usa and saw it said 199 CFM, i was most likely mistaken.
My apologies for the error.
-Nick
EDIT: as for the noiseblocker fan, i have no idea.
I agree that a 92mm panaflow is probably the best solution for you devilman 24 or anyone who has a 92mm fan compatible heatsink, and wants silence.
stan03 said:whats a noiseblocker fan, just a quiet one?