New Thermalright fans
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New Thermalright fans
Does any one know anything about Thermalrights new fans? I cant seem to find any reviews and there's only one Czech site selling them.
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I second that. Those are almost certainly the same fan as Scythe S-Flexes. Hub size identical, fins look identical. Identical design right down to the rib running round the frame.johnniecache7 wrote:They look like rebanded Scythe S-flex's if you look close. They use also the Fluid Dynamic Bearing Technology. I was under the impression that Scythe S-flex's where made by sony. The 1000 rpm would be nice if there anything like the Scythe S-flex.
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These are now available at Sidewinder Computers. I'm so tempted give the 1000 RPM version try since these appear to be nothing more then rebraned Scythe S-flex. the 1000 RPM version should be the sweet spot and I prefer the Fluid Dynamic Bearing Technology of the Scythe S-flex over the sleeve bearings used in most all quiet fans. Any one esle try them yet?
Thermalright Whisper Quiet TR-FDB-1000 @ Sidewinder Computers : http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/thwhqutr39cf.html
Thermalright Whisper Quiet TR-FDB-1000 @ Sidewinder Computers : http://www.sidewindercomputers.com/thwhqutr39cf.html
Sony owns the patent & technology that's why they're called S-FDB = Sony-Fluid Dynamic Bearingjohnniecache7 wrote:They look like rebanded Scythe S-flex's if you look close. They use also the Fluid Dynamic Bearing Technology. I was under the impression that Scythe S-flex's where made by sony. The 1000 rpm would be nice if there anything like the Scythe S-flex.