SCOOl 121 http://www.silverstonetek.com/products/ ... 1&area=usa
Silverstone claims they are "ultraquiet." Recognizing that this is a thermally controlled fan, I'm interested, but can't find anything here or elsewhere evaluating the real world performance of these things. Anyone have any experience with these?
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Silverstone SUSCOOL 121
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Silverstone SUSCOOL 121
Last edited by GCDC on Wed Mar 19, 2008 11:52 am, edited 2 times in total.
usable as a cpu fan
Could I use one of those with an Asus Triton 75 to cool my AMD X2 5600+? or should I use the Schyte S-Flex 120? (medium / 1200rpm)
I have this fan currently as a casefan and it's very silent. (I use the built in thermal monitoring as my motherboard supports only one Cool n' Quiet enabled fan, and that is the CPU fan).
I use a Sharkoon "Silent" Eagle CPU Cooler now but I find it too loud.
I do not have the resources to perform dB(A) measurments of the fan, but I've got a Sharkoon System Fan S 80x80x25 and a Antec TriCool 80mm DBB, and the Suscool 120 is easily the most quiet of all.
But does it push enough air to keep the AMD cooled, ASUS recommends an 45CFM fan... :S
P.S. I would also like a review of this fan.
I have this fan currently as a casefan and it's very silent. (I use the built in thermal monitoring as my motherboard supports only one Cool n' Quiet enabled fan, and that is the CPU fan).
I use a Sharkoon "Silent" Eagle CPU Cooler now but I find it too loud.
I do not have the resources to perform dB(A) measurments of the fan, but I've got a Sharkoon System Fan S 80x80x25 and a Antec TriCool 80mm DBB, and the Suscool 120 is easily the most quiet of all.
But does it push enough air to keep the AMD cooled, ASUS recommends an 45CFM fan... :S
P.S. I would also like a review of this fan.
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