What CFM would you pick / recommend for these?

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

Okay, I think I know what I'm going to do. I'm going to put get four CM LED fans, and four CM UV fans. Where I need more CFM (such as in front of the RAM, procs. or PSUs on the other side), I'll put the LED fans there. Otherwise I'll throw the in UV fans. Mix it up, and still cover the cooling part. Thanks for ya'lls help.,

This is the case, and you see that hot-swappable bank of 4 80mm fans? Well, I'm trying to find some fans for that. I want either blue LED, or blue UV fans, because I'm going to have windows right there.

The current fans are 2600 rpm, 33 db, 48.5 cfm Sunons. What do you think would work as replacements?
Tas.

 

[imported_Kensai]

Coolermaster silent fans.

Can't trust Thermaltake's db specs.

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

Originally posted by: Kensai
Coolermaster silent fans.

Can't trust Thermaltake's db specs.

You think 22 cfm would be enough to matter in that case?
Tas.

 

[goota]

I have coolermaster 80mm LED fans, they are awesome fans, they push alot of air and are as silent as a baby's bottom.

 

[ElTorrente]

Panaflo.. where is the Panaflo on your list?

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

Originally posted by: ElTorrente
Panaflo.. where is the Panaflo on your list?

I hadn't seen any Panaflo UV or LED fans... Just the standard black ones. You have links to others?
Tas.

 

[ElTorrente]

Oh sorry- my mistake, they don't make LED fans.


I wouldn't buy fans because they have cool lighting effects. You can always buy some lights and add them to your good quality fans..

 

[Fullmetal Chocobo]

Anyone have any other recommendations? I am definitely leaning to the CoolerMaster LED fans, because they actually use the motion of the fans to feed power to the LEDs. I have a few backfire4 fans from Performance PCs, but they use two cables going to the fan: one for the fan itself, and another for the LEDs. So that doens't work very well with going on a bank of four fans...
Tas.