COOLER MASTER SAF-B83-E1 Case Fan

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Cooling is great none so far

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Price! Stability! ball bearings are the only long lasting types to get others like sleeves and lubricate suck. Get it if you have an extra fan slot and want to place more cooling in your gaming rig. None but. Operates properly keeps everything 3 degrees cooler cant complain its in an added slot so why the hell not i bought two of these undesirable boys!

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Works. Quiet. Kinda slow and doesn't move as significantly air as a 24" box fan :)

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Changed the fan on an htpc, mainly because I wanted a far better a single after reading critiques on the original case. This worked and is relatively silent, and supplies enough airflow. None would work wonderful as a heatsink fan addition or replacement

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Good, it performs good. none

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fantastic fan none

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Moves the air to the point that it was chilly to sit in front of even though I was building/loading the OS into my new box. Nice and quiet also. none so far. I dont know who complains about noise with this 1..its not loud.

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Direct match. Runs smooth and low noise None

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Fantastic price tag, quite quiet, decent cable length, three-to-four pin adapter generally incorporated, no frills (LED, speed controls, and so on) three-to-4 pin adapter constantly integrated (I chuck most of them) This is my favourite 80mm fan out there. Low cost, quiet and dependable! If I will need any other size, I'll pay a little more for the Vantec Stea1th line but this is as fantastic as those at half the value. I wonder why Cooler Master doesn't make case fans in the other sizes?!

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A fan. it spins. not as well loud (unless you ramp it up) and quite excellent airflow. I've got a old coolermaster 80mm from four-five years ago and it's still trucking. I had a computer after, I went crazy with 80mm fans. Wow it was loud. If you can get a 120mm vs 80mm, do it Really good deal for a 80mm!

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Works as it need to. No Bells or whistles. I can't hear it any additional than any other fan. Can't consider of any. I applied this fan in the thin space between MoBo mounting plate and the case cover of a Cooler Master 690. It draws out heat behind the Chip and Mobo that could otherwise collect with out any other infuences.

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You can hear a pin drop its so quiet, keeps items great and cool! none I really like Newegg

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Quiet. Move a decent amount of air. None so far. I'm running two of these on a Corsair H50 in a push/pull exhaust configuration. It keeps my CPU good and cool.

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A excellent quiet fan at a affordable cost. Bearing form: ball bearing. Comes with a three to 4 pin adapter. Haven't located any. I purchased it based on NewEgg customer reviews. It has a fairly very good rating and deservedly so. Place two of those in front of my two Hitachi Deskstar 750GB HDs which dropped their temps by ten°C to the balmy 36°C. Having just lost two 1.five yo Raptors due to overheating look forward to prolonging the lives of the Deskstars for a drastically longer time.

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Comments: Got it to replace my side case fan, and it operates fantastic. Pushes additional air than my old a single and is reasonably quiet. It's not the quietest fan out there, but then again I truly don't care. It pushes a affordable quantity of air, but I've noticed much better fans. If you are searching for a truly quiet fan appear somewhere else, but this one is excellent general for its price.

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Not as loud as some 80mm fans, Read my other thoughts. Turns out I didn't need it. I feel most people that complain about the noise have a challenge with air resistance at the fan/case connection. You can reduce the noise and raise the airflow of any fan by minimizing the resistance. I used a roto-zip to cut out the "air-hole grid" from my case, that increased my airflow of my existing fan by at least 500%, yes 500%, it also reduced the noise as the fan could push much more air without having resistance. This is a accurate case mod that will have the most impact.

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It's a fan. It moves air. It's much better than then the vent it replaced. A small noisy, but that was expected.

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Coolermaster tends to make some great items, and these fans are one of them. Went from four sleeve bearing fans to 2 ball bearing fans. Dropped my noise levels by a lot more than 5dB, even though my case temps are the exact same. (to the human ear a 3dB drop in noise levels equates to sounding half as loud.) My case went from a roar to a whisper, literally. cost, just a tiny high, but you get what you pay for. Exact same case temps with two much less fans, incredibly good.

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The fans operate wonderful and are nicely worth the five dollars. Its a fan, what can I say that is a con.

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straightforward install. It came with situation screws and a power plug converter for a standard power provide connection in case you did not want to use the the plug on the motherboard.COOLER MASTER is the finest brand for fans i have located. plus they are Ball Bearing. none I have been utilizing this pc for five years. I bought these same situation fans when I built the system in mid 2002. I noticed that the fans were starting not to push/pull air like they as soon as had. So i ordered four new ones and dropped them and wow what a distinction they make. My case temp when from 91F to around 83F with the new fans. These fans last. The ones I replaced had been bought in mid 2002. So i got my money out of them. I am confident these will last as lengthy.