Rexus NMB-MAT (Panaflo) 120mm Case Fan

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Bought a handful of of these from one more retailer before case producers thought air flow was COOL and marketable. These fans move a lot of air and in my place, a lot of tropical air. HDD tempertures have always been a dilemma. Replaced the fans in one particular of my two Antec NSK2480s and cooled it appropriate down. And yes, the 38mm thickness still fit. Operating flatout, they're loud, but controlled by your motherboard or a fan controller they're much more friendly and will nonetheless move more air than any stock fan. Can't hardly hear them over the window AC anyway. If your room temperture is above your own comfort range, assume what your laptop or computer is suffering, regular case fans just don't do the job nicely sufficient, IMHO.Just purchased two more with _speed sensors_ for my other Antec NSK2480 prior to Newegg deactivated them, don't know why they did that. Hope they are paying attention. Newegg, if I'm not needing LED color and these high-volume fans will fit, I'll obtain these.

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This fan simply amazes me. I have one installed on my Prolimatech Megahalems (only one for now) pushing air through the heat sink towards my rear case fan. I expected this fan to be really loud, due to its rotation speed. I was incorrect. It is barely any louder than my Thermalright FDB 120mm x 25mm fans which are rated at 2000 RPMኬ.5 CFMኂ DBA.Airflow is incredible. 120mm x 38mm fans are what you want on CPU coolers due to the high static pressure. This thing moves a LOT of air at an acceptable speed. Hydro wave bearings are great. They are the most quiet bearings out there (along with other fluid dynamic bearings), they final incredibly lengthy like ball bearings ࿜,000 hours, compared to 40,000 hour sleeve bearings) and they can function adequately mounted in any orientation in contrast to sleeve bearings. The motor for this fan is huge but not extremely loud. This fan will final you a long time. Wonderful value for this fan. None. I currently have a single of these pushing air by way of my Prolimatech Megahalems. Given that I only have an E8400 overclocked to 475 x eight, I set the rotation speed to 80% 񢋴 RPM). But my noise comments were at total 100%. I'll get one more a single of these and run them both at 100% when I get my EVGA P55 F.T.W./i7 860ǚGB DDR3 1800.

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Basic, moves a lot of air. Utilizing it as an exhaust for the rear of the situation. Nicely worth the price. None but. Thicker than most 120mm fans I've had, but it was simple to eliminate the holder from the case and install this one particular. Wished I could have ordered additional, but they had been not obtainable. Newegg wants to hold these in stock....

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Fan pushes a lot of air, have my personal computer on 12 hrs a day. Not one difficulty. Is a tiny noise at complete speed, but I don't thoughts, I want a cool situation, and this fan dose the job. NONE I'll be buying much more of these, in new builds I do, and will also use a single on my CPU HS Thermalright HR-01 Plus.

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rapid! keeps my lower 4x500gb raid five hdds cool. absolutely nothing in addition to value this fan isn't loud if you have the ideal situation with the proper noise dampening.

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Have this in a push setup for my CPU cooler. Produces great static pressure as properly as air flow. Keeps My OC'd i7920 in the decrease 30's! None Incredibly good fan most likely going to replace some of my situation fans with these.

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Seriously moves the air..alot far better than even my 200mm fan on the situation..ought to genuinely get this fan. none seriously..may be a little loud if on high..but thats to be understood moving this type of air. none

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Remarkable fan. This paired up with two thermaltake a2016 80mm blue led fans has dropped my case temps like large. these 3 fans at total speed has dropped my phenom two 940 processor IDLE temps down from 39-40C to 31-32C, nearly a eight-10C distinction just employing this as an exhaust fan and two 80mm fans. Wonderful fan for the value. Can't tell if it's loud or not due to the fact my two 80mm fans are screaming over it, so noise isn't challenge here. None but, but I'll have to run it by means of it's paces for a handful of days. Appears to be operating stable powered off my mobo 3 pin chassis pwr connector. Appropriate now I don't have a fan controller, so it's full blast for this factor. Powered by OCZ gamextreme 700w PSU.

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This fan is very potent and moves allot of air out of my case. This fan is a bit loud but i can't complain because it clearly says in the description. I got my finger in it when it was at full speed and it took abit of skin off. This fan will maintain your pc incredibly cool but be cautious to maintain all physique parts out of it or it will rip skin off! You could want to tie the pc to the floor to preserve it from flying away. A military Fighter Jet makes 36 db of sound at idle and this makes about 45-50 db so believe about it.

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Move's a ton of Air i put it in as a Front intake , work's Excellent you can hear it from 50 feet away , but it moves air! they need to have to put mounting hardware and power cable's with Fan's for how a lot this factor cost should have anything you will need with it .doubt i would obtain an additional Yate Loon Fan's are significantly much better

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Incredible airflow that is directed in the shape of a cone inward rather than outward as is standard. This produced it excellent for mating with a Thermalright heatsink and later on a watercooling radiator. Given that it is a 38mm fan it is not as noisy as the standard 120mm fans you see advertised. There was 1 time when the fan was spinning at about 1Ǚ regular speed. I was under no circumstances ever to adequately diagnose the challenge given that once I took the fan out and tested it it was working fine. Was most likely clogged with dust. Watch out that you don't pull the connector also taught or the three pin molex will pop out from the fan's hub. Also employing it as an intake or exaust fan might result in problems due to the thickness.

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Moves a lot of air. Feels Rigid. Over 2700 RPM!!!! its just a fan it will be loud..what do you anticipate at 2700rpm

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Moves a ton of air with no considerably noise and for a good cost, not to mention it's not a sleeve drive so it will last.Strategy to purchase additional in the future. Folks complaining about the noise even although it's obvious. For those complaining about noise, it's what you get with the territory of high performance fans. You wont find a 120CFM fan at 10DB so stick with your silent 20CFM fans, as I myself choose airflow and can deal with the noise even when I sit right next to my computer system.

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Bought this to mount into the Kama Bay I bought from Newegg in order to generate a second intake in my personal computer. Needless to say I am extremely pleased. No LED, big plus for me, my computer is not a show! None Nice product, not also substantially current draw, thank goodness because I am running 4 tornados as well and if this drew as much present I do not believe my PSU would have handled the load, I currently had to move around energy connectors to adjust for the tornados.

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Pushes ALOT of air. Has a weird semi-high pitched whirl sound to it. To be expected with such a high RPM fan even though. I bought 1 of these to enable with cooling in my comp. By itself, it can be loud by most people's standards, but the sound is usually drowned out by my 4 side fans, two rear fans, and so on and so on. Only thing I am worried about with this fan is the vibration. If you are able, purchase some rubber grommets to assist ease the vibration.

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Good fan. High high quality made, tends to make a load of difference. As far as I can tell, it produces just about as significantly air flow as the specs state. Hurts when I poke it. Loudness is not a con, it clearly states how loud it will be in the specifications, for that reason it is expected to be loud.

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This issue does the job I figured it would do. Keeping the air moving in my Tt Armor case. Couldnt discover a actually fantastic way to mount it tho. Blows fairly cool air into my TEC cpu cooler and brought it down a couple of degrees. I expected loud, but I didnt count on to hear the issue from other rooms. Headaches galore. Its like a buzzing that almost certainly wont ever leave my head thinking of I've been listening to it for the past 15 hours straight. wonderful at carrying out its job, just that one particular con, loud

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Purchased two, one for intake and one particular for exhaust... pushes lots and lots and lots of air. Didn't see a temp drop in my case... Also does not come with the 3 to four pin adapter. I wish I read that and ordered some adapter cords. Double the depth of a usual 120mm fan. Loud. The temps not dropping could be simply because of my case. Only a 120 and 80 fan bringing air in. I wish I saw a 10c drop, that'd be sweet.

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Moves a lot more air than you probably will need. This baby is nevertheless humming immediately after 6 months of continuous use. Sounds like a hair dryer at full speed. You won't require complete speed, ever! If you Need to have full speed, you possibly need water cooling. This factor is freaking loud at full speed. I like getting this fan but you undoubtedly will need fan controlling of some kind. I have mine hooked up to the bios and I never hear it rev up. CPU Temp stays about 35 to 40 C idle, 45 to 50 C load(defending on ambient temp.) Abit ip-35E, E-6420 ʃ. GHZ, four GB A-Information 800MHZ, EVGA 8800 GT 1GB, WD and Seagate HDD, Computer P&C silencer 750.

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Moves Air at a high rate of Speed. These days you needs that. Extremely LOUD. I believed the fan on my GPU was loud when i cranked it up also 100% on Nvidia NTune. This issue dwarfs it. A fundamental pass of, cool program with noise or hot system with no noise....

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This factor surely moves a ton of air. Dropped the idle temps on my Phenom II x4 965BE 4Ghz OC from 34-37C down to 24-25C with a CoolIt ECO Liquid setup. And only about 52C now under full load! Was acquiring up around 65 prior to! Incredibly loud! Comparable to getting a scale model jumbo-jet flying next to your head when at 100%. BUT - Also installed these with the NZXT Fan Controller (under ฮ), and at 40% power, runs about as loud as my old fans did at complete RPM, with cooler temps nevertheless (around 28-29C). The noise is not that huge of a element when compared to the enormous airflow. Honestly, at complete it's about as loud as your average household fan on low-medium. If that's something you think you can deal with, and require some additional cooling, then don't let the reports of noise deter you from selecting these up. Even if noise is a bit of an problem, fan speed controllers are fairly low-cost and perform wonders for the sound levels off these fans, with no sacrificing much overall performance. They truly are good fans.

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I purchased 3 of these and a Zalman multi fan controller back in March 08 to replace case fans that had been driving me crazy with noise and lack of air movement. Well let me tell you my chassis could slide across the floor with the thrust developed at max settings nonetheless it would sound like a plane as well - luckily for me with the fan controller they are adjusted them to be much less audible than my Corsair PS 120mm fan and nonetheless have far greater airflow than my stock fans - they are sturdy well produced and have held up to years of non-quit use I wouldn't use these with no the Zalman controller they are 38mm thick take this into account as this is most likely 13mm additional than a stock case fanfluid filled bearings (Ever Lubricate, Hydro Wave, Fluid Dynamic, SuperFlo) are the only i would ever use - i would never ever use sleevednever ever heard any sharp or high pitched noises reported by other reviews even at max

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It does support cool the CPU.quiet at lower RPM Extremely loud at complete PRM . This fan did support drop my CPU temps a bit , maybe 4 or 5 C. This is with the fan blowing at 1700 RPM . When I initially put it in I changed 1 of my 80 MM fans to exhaust from intake. I altered that a single back to intake (it blows correct on the CPU ) and the then saw the temps drop. The old Cooler Master fan that came with the case did tiny to cool points down.

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Terrific airflow - I tried to test it out without having attaching it to something - mistake. This thing produces thrust. You won't comprehend until you try in out in individual, trust me.Purchased it to compliment the "XCLIO Blackhawk Black Finish .8 mm SECC / ABS Plastic ATX Full Tower Extreme Cooling Computer Case" that I bought here. Despite the fact that I no longer see the model I bought with the 256 color shifting LEDs. I didn't incorporate a rear exhaust fan but had a location for one. It has superior adequate airflow that is probably never needed 1, but I enjoy redundancy. Now if I replaced all 4 of its 120 fans(leaving the 250) with these - I'd have much less fairly bling but maddening airflow. If any fail, that's what I'm doing. Not the Delta model - that expense greater than twice as significantly. This is already complete overkill though. Not loud at all - in spite of what noise nazis tell you I could not even notice it over my other quiet fans or my HDs. Till I reversed it to suck air in rather(reversed all my fans so this could blow onto my CPU and heat blows out the front to warm my feet) So now its sucking in by way of small metal holes you can hear it decently.But its not the fan being noisy - its the airflow moving through smaller holes in metal. I could cut away the metal soon after the exhaust(now an intake) to fix my noise problem - but its isn't bad adequate to make me care.A lot of people may encounter one thing comparable mainly because instances almost constantly have plenty of these holes elsewhere(like next to the PCI slots). This factor moves so substantially air that you are going to take in air by way of those to replace the air this takes out(unless like me you have air in/out matched). Plus I have these holes covered with electrical take too(black case - can't see it). That's why I heard Nothing before reversing every little thing.

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does more then my prior fan only does 2200max rpm, doesnt run at 2700 ever