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06-10-2005, 03:00 PM
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92 mm high flow fans
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I think my TT Pipe101 needs a fan w/ higher air flows... my TT 92 mm fan's 50+ cfm isn't enough evidently... So far, I've discovered Vantec Tornado 92 mm fan taht pumps out impressive 110+ cfm!! Couple that with Zalman Fanmate, I will be good... But at $15 shipped, I was wondering if there were any other good candidates to consider... EDIT: Esp. interested in other 80 to 110 cfm fans that are quieter than 56 dB!!! :shock: |
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06-10-2005, 10:00 PM
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go find a Old 386 HP, then take out the 140mm FAN of the PSU, and change the power plug
 that will make a good fan |
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06-11-2005, 01:04 AM
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That's ok... I got myself a Panaflo 120 mm fan (115 cfm!) @ 45 dB and a 80mm-to-120mm adapter from SVC!
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