Didn't vote for preference is the 120x38mm Sunon Tornado . As you probably know, the Vantec Tornado are exactly the same except for the sticker and higher price. My preference is to get the highest CFM fan I can find and then tone it down with a rheostst. That way you can have the high air flow when...

aphonos wrote:Saw your link in this thread already Fortron power supply with 120mm fan.
Thanks though.

Yeah, it's the same review of course.

But I thought it might be more accessible to new readers here
as my other post is at the end of a 169 post thread.

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I have always used 7200rpm IBM hard drives without any
problems whatsoever.

Hadn't even considered a hard drive being a noise source
until I used my bud's system which had Western Digital drives.
Yucky!

Cool, can you get a wiring diagram for us "electronically challenged" ?? This sounds like something I would like, I currently have 1 5/12v switch at the rear of my computer but having it in front with multiple switches would be cool. This article has excellent guides & schematics of many types of f...

Please try not to laugh! I am going to try and make my own fan controller :lol: :lol: :lol: OK, not that you have stopped laughing, I would appreciate all the help I can get, as I will need a lot of help :D 1. whats the difference between SPDT and DPDT switches? I use $3 rheostats for my fans now. ...

Another vote for Enermax.;mrgreen:

Even at full speed they're nice and quiet. Then when you adjust
the speed ... silence!
Furthermore, they produce lower frequency sound than most fans.

Lower frequencies are generally more pleasing to the ear than
higher pitched ones.

. Hi all ... since there are so many other Fortron fans here, thought I'd present yet another shining review. 8) For those interested, SystemCooling.com reviewed two Fortron units, the FSP300-60PN and FSP530-60GNA. Believe it or not, the 300w Fortron unit with the 120mm fan beat the Enermax EG465AX-...

mrporkypig wrote:Fortron P30060ATV (running at 5V)
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>

If I may ... what is meant by "running at 5v"?

Have you modded the PSU to supply all it's power to only
one rail? I have heard of people doing that before.

... PSU = Fortron FSP300-60ATV ... This is one very impressive 300w PSU. It was able to power the whole array you see below with little heat. :shock: -------------------------------------------------- regular everyday components: Mobo: ABIT - KG7-RAID v1.0 CPU: 1700+ JIUHB dLt3c at stock settings H...

Verax = Fortron ...... but my particular model wasn't listed
so I clicked "other".


This rig is powered by the Forton FSP300-60ATV.

Offroad, you might give CoolCases.com a try for the 350w Fortron.... Katana Man and others say he's a good guy to deal with and ships to Canada too, if my memory serves me correctly :roll: No wonder that vendor didn't show in a search. "Fortran" ... ??? :roll: $55 is a way too steep for me. Directr...

Ummm, please see my post 8 messages prior to this one. In particular, Coolcases.com has them in stock now, albeit for $55, not $48. I paid the premium not to wait for the month and my 350W arrives this afternoon. ThanX! ... the manner which the lynk was presented within the body of the sentence wit...

Any other resellers that have the 350 watt 120mm Fortron/Sparkle in stock? XP Direct had the best price but they are back ordered there. TIA Fortron=Sparkle=AOpen=PowerMan=Verax I really want to buy one of those 120mm fan PSU but all that I can find are the 300w models. If anyone knows of a vendor ...

Hi all! ....... new poster here. Not sure if this has been presented here yet. I read through the thread and didn't see it. SystemCooling.com did a review of two Fortron units. The 530w FSP530-60GNA and the FSP300-60PN with the120mm fan. Short story ... the reviewer was blown away. Especially with t...