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Circaflex

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Well guys this coming weekend im getting all my h2o ordered, i was going to use denikis but they are MIA or cost $25 a piece which is ridiculous. So im asking for some help from you guys, i need some fans comparable with a link. Also id like them to have the pin header already soldered on, or if they dont have them is there a easy tutorial to solder them onto a fan pin header?
 
I'll second the Evercool aluminum framed fans. I'm using 8 120mm versions of them right now--3 in my currently working machine and 5 in the one I'm building, 2 as case fans and 3 mounted to a BIX 3. I've also got 2 80mm ones as exhaust over the PSU on the new machine, so I guess that's 10 total :). The only problem I've had with them is that they're slightly too "wide" to fit 3 of them on a BIX 3 without drilling new mounting holes (two fit fine, it was the third that killed me). But, considering what I had to do to mount the BIX 3 to the AquaComputer grill, a couple of holes was nothing.

As for price, my last batch came from Jab Tech. $8.99 for the 120mm and $6.99 for the 80mm. I'm thinking of stocking up on spares!
 
cetoole said:
If you want cheaper performance, check out The Electronic Goldmine and Excess Solutions, they both have a number of high performance fans, mainly Delta, that should be good enough for you, and they have very good prices.

I placed an order for 10 Deltas from Excess Solutions. They don't come with any plugs on the ends of the leads so you have to make your own. Still a good price. When I got them still packaged in the original Delta box one was broken I called them and they sent me out another to replace it. So I got a free spacer out of the deal LOL.
 
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