Product ReviewsBitfenix Spectre Pro BFF-SPRO-20025KK-RP All Black 200MM Case Fan 900 RPM 148.72 CFM 27.5 dbA
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 Rating: Review Date: 03/06/13  |
Cons: Does not come with rubber isolating mounts anymore!
Pros: Good airflowRelatively Quiet |
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Rating: Review Date: 02/08/13 |
Cons: Box did not include any anti-vibration rivets, as clearly stated on the packaging.
Pros: Moves a great deal of air, acceptable noise levels. Comment:
Works well, I am happy with the performance and the noise levels. The many mounting points create large corners on the fan, you may have to trim them to fit into all cases. |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/04/12 |
Cons: none
Pros: very silentmove a lot of air Comment:
great fan, very quiet. unfortunately dont fit my case but will keep it if I need it eventualy |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/23/12 |
Cons: Still might not fit all case mounts for 200mm fans
Pros: Quiet 200mm fan, small center motor core, good airflowMany different mounting points, comes with hardware for several mounting options Comment:
I have it fit into my bitfenix raider case as front intake but the cover plate had 2 plastic stops that needed to be cut for it to fit. |
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Rating: Review Date: 05/11/12 |
Cons: NA
Pros: Large, nice look Comment:
Going to be using these in a air filtration system im building. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/09/12 |
Cons: Does not come with molex, the three pin connector is nice but molex on a 200mm fan would be more suited for most people I think.
Pros: Average level of noise compared to most 200mm case fans on the market. This model of fan has more pressure then most 200mm fans on the market making it easier to push more air through filters. Decent cable length and very well built construction and material. Comment:
This is one of the best 200mm fans on the market and is well worth the price. |
These used to come with rubber isolating mounts (which it still says on the box)but Bitfenix isn't including them anymore. I do not understand why not. I ended up with isolating mounts from the 120mm versions of this same fan (didn't work where I wanted to mount them), so I used those mounts when mounting this 200mm. Worked perfectly fine, so I have no idea why they don't include them anymore...For those mounting as front intake in a Corsair 600t, this fan works perfectly. I do have the drive cage in its back position, but I do believe that you could have it in its normal position with a bit of tweaking. It works fine with the built in fan controller on the 600t. For those wanting to mount on the top of the 600t, I do not believe that this will fit unless you mod the case a bit (cut a bigger clearance hole) as the fan is a bit thicker than the stock 200mm. I mounted 2 120mm versions of this same fan up there and they work great. As for noise, the fan itself is really quiet. However, when putting it behind the honeycomb grill on the front of the 600t, it gets loud (but not as loud as the stock fans). If you think the stock fans are too loud, think about modding the case by removing the honeycomb grill with a dremel first before buying new fans (I have not tried it personally, but many people recommend it on the Corsair forums).