aimndtel wrote:I have already tested it.
It works as intended, not as good as MX-2
A little expensive for my taste.

Many reviews of IC7 seem to prove your statement wrong.

I agree to test ICD7

I have been suspending hard disk for just about as long as this website exists. I have always suspended my hard disk with a rubber elastic band just as many of you have done here. About 6 months ago, I bought a 150gb WD Raptor. It is a great disk but I have just RMA'ed it the second time. I have al...

Please let us know how the Typhoons are! I am very interested in them as well. Why hasn't SPCR reviewed them officially yet?

I went Lian Li when I realized the simplistic neat look was a thing of the past for Antec. They are like Thermaltake now, and it sucks :/

Lian Li Tyr PC-X500 if you can afford it.

Gentle Typhoons!

I got tired of waiting for the P183! I went with the Lian Li Tyr PC-X500. Expensive as hell but worth every penny.

I'm using these splitters right now, not sure if you've heard of them. It has a molex on one end, and the other end has 4 three prong fan recepticle plugs, 2 of them say High, and 2 say Low. How do I figure out if the low ones are making my case fans run at 5V or 7V? Or maybe even a higher voltage f...

Except that the 500RPM and 800RPM SFlex models exhibit a clicking noise correct?

Ok well then, how quiet is the case right now for you then

Are these available individually?

hi mattyc

How quiet is the case with the slipstreams compared to when it had the stock fans it comes with?

Turns out I accidently connected one of the fan headers to a 12V connector instead of a 5V one. At 5V the included case fans are actually pretty darn silent. I'm still going to invest in some Gentle Typhoons probably because they push more air.

Where do SPCRers usually buy them from? Does the fan they are used on have to be open corner?

Are they worth it? Do they help that much?

Intel SSDs will fix that homie

Craftsman ship is amazing, top quality. The side panels are heavier than I was lead to believe by reviews, they are not flimsy at all. This case is keeping my CPU and GPU cooler than my previous Antec P150 and P180 cases. The only problem really is the case fans the case comes with, replace them all...

If ZG says the 1450 RPM Typhoon is pretty quiet at 12V, then the 1150 RPM Typhoon should be perfect to run at 12V as a case fan?

I see you have 3 S Flex at 800RPM, how noisy is it running 3 of them? Thats how many case fans I have in my case.

I'm getting so many conflicting answers from this thread. I don't know what fans to use now in my Lian Li PC-X500

I don't want to mess with over volting. I just want a recommendation for a fan that pushes a good amount of air and is quiet.

I've used Nexus fans at 12V 1000RPM for a couple years and they are very quiet.

Do the new Typhoons push more CFM, RPM for RPM compared to the other Scythes?

So you are vouching for the S Flex fans being used as vertical case fans?

Would the 1150RPM Scythe Typhoon be too loud at 12V? I know MikeC says 1000RPM is the max usually a fan can be run at 12V and still be decently quiet. Would the extra 150RPMs make that big a difference?

Thanks for all the help so far!

Setup my Lian Li last night. It is a very nice case. The stock fans it comes with are quite loud at 12V. I am going to have to invest in some Scythe Typhoons me thinks

I just read that review and it is one of the worst reviews I have ever seen. They didn't even provide much of any data.

I ordered the Lian Li and it should arrive today. I went with it over the Silverstone because it does not have open grills on top and front like the Silverstone. That and it is short and compact depth wise, even more so than my P180 Mini The sideways drive bays are just too cool as well.

Zg, since you've had experience with all 4 Scythe fan types, which one is the best in your opinion? Is it the Typhoon? Also it looks like the Typhoon has closed corners like the Nexus fans, is this true?

Thanks!

Why not try the new Scythe Gentle Typhoon Fans by Nidec Servo Corp?