120mm fan recommendations for WC radiators ?

[babbish]

Looking for 120mm fan recommendations/suggestions for WC radiators.
Low noise but with good airflow characteristics.

Thanks!

 

[T_Yamamoto]

Gentle typhoons

 

[ceazeone]

Gentle typhoons

x2

GT's are known to have good static pressure. Another good/cheap fan is the Cougar Vortex:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...82E16835553002

I've been hearing good things about this fan, also heard that they are more quiet and push a lil bit more air than the Gentle Typhoon 1850.

You can't go wrong with $17 for the pwm version or $14 for the regular 3 pin version!

 

[OVerLoRDI]

Gentle typhoons

 

[sch010]

GT's are hard to beat. They also seem to have good longevity, since they've remained the fan of choice for the watercooling community for years now.

 

[dkm777]

If you want acceptable noise levels then I suggest GT AP-14 (1450RPM) model. I experimented with AP-14 and AP-15 on my Corsair H60 and the AP-15 gave around 5 degrees better temps under real world loads, but I wouldn't sleep in the same room with a PC so equipped.

 

[OVerLoRDI]

If you want acceptable noise levels then I suggest GT AP-14 (1450RPM) model. I experimented with AP-14 and AP-15 on my Corsair H60 and the AP-15 gave around 5 degrees better temps under real world loads, but I wouldn't sleep in the same room with a PC so equipped.

Noise must be a bit of an issue for you then. I sleep in the same room as my machine with 4x AP-15s and yes you can hear them, but the noise level is far from annoying.

 

[ethebubbeth]

I would recommend the Gentle Typhooon as well.

The AP-15 can run over a pretty wide voltage range. I have two running at 7V in my NAS and they are exceptionally quiet. Full speed they do make a little noise. If you want quiet at the full 12V, AP-14 is probably the way to go.

 

[n0x1ous]

Noctua nf f12. Cant hear them and made for radiators

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