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Tt heatsink fan?
- Thread starter noob_123
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I think this blower would be a better choice.Ive been looking at them for a while. I'll try one on my SP-94 HS.The Cooler Master
blower puts out more than the Thermaltake.Compare the specs of both fans and see.Now with both of these blowers, you'll
have to moddify the fan mounting to the HS.The lip for the fan clips is thinner on these blowers.But the idea of having a solid shaft of air to hit your HS is nice to say the least.THE FANMAN
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blower puts out more than the Thermaltake.Compare the specs of both fans and see.Now with both of these blowers, you'll
have to moddify the fan mounting to the HS.The lip for the fan clips is thinner on these blowers.But the idea of having a solid shaft of air to hit your HS is nice to say the least.THE FANMAN
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There is no dead spot with the blower,hince it should do a better job of cooling.Putting more cubic inches of air on the HS. I'll be putting one on mine soon.They have them at www.newegg.com
$ 4.99 I think. Can you mod the mounting? THE FANMAN
$ 4.99 I think. Can you mod the mounting? THE FANMAN
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The $16.99 one comes with the heatsink too.
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Hey Archilochus, can you lemme know how that blower turns out on your SP-94. Im still lookin and researching for my rig. I am getting the SP-94.just not sure on the fan/blower set up. I had an Aero 7+ on my XP 2200 and it made quite a difference from the stock fan/hs.
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Noob, I plan on getting the one for $ 4.99.They make a model that comes with all the wiring and a speed control.I've seen it for like $ 14.00,somewhere.They are both the same blower though.Put me up a link for the higher priced one.I'll check it this evening. Falcx,,,,,,I will let you know,as soon as I know.
And the mounting is something that requires me to have said part
in hand,before I can determine the mounting scheme.I have some ideas already.Must apply to see if it's fruitful.THE FANMAN
And the mounting is something that requires me to have said part
in hand,before I can determine the mounting scheme.I have some ideas already.Must apply to see if it's fruitful.THE FANMAN
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Did i read 10cfm at its lowest speed? I hope its like 4 decibles or something for that kind of air.
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There must be a echo in here.If you think about the fan that was used in the testing for the review,it had a 80mm Delta onboard.
I will eventually satisfy your curiosity.Thats a good point to bring, up point to bring up.I'm currently running a 92mm Enermax on the SP-94 HS.N00b_123,I'm also going to test the 92mm Panaflo U1A,to check temps and dBA levels.If you get a Aero Blower, let us know your results.I dont think,there will be any temp. probs.
If it doesn't work out as a HSF,then it will make a excellent exhaust fan.For $ 5.00 you can't loose. THE FANMAN
I will eventually satisfy your curiosity.Thats a good point to bring, up point to bring up.I'm currently running a 92mm Enermax on the SP-94 HS.N00b_123,I'm also going to test the 92mm Panaflo U1A,to check temps and dBA levels.If you get a Aero Blower, let us know your results.I dont think,there will be any temp. probs.
If it doesn't work out as a HSF,then it will make a excellent exhaust fan.For $ 5.00 you can't loose.
THE FANMAN
