does anyone know where i can find a case fan (prefferablely 120mm) the is quite and lights up?
I'm planing out a kick case mod and I want it to bd as quite as possible
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does anyone know where i can find a case fan (prefferablely 120mm) the is quite and lights up?
I'm planing out a kick case mod and I want it to bd as quite as possible
chek out this thread. these guys seem to know what theyre on about
That is a really vague question.Quote:
Originally Posted by scar~face
What color? How quiet must it be? Air flow? LED color? Material?
We need specifics man.
go to frozencpu.com i bought all my liquid cooling and new fans from them they have the biggist selection online and have AMAZING customer service, i highley recommend them, and they like ship things RIGHT AWAY......just go there and ask ull find what ya need
Doesn't light up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Computer-Geek
Oh yeah just noticed that lol. He didn't specify a color though.
Then make it light up !!!!!!!!! :up: :D :smoker:Quote:
Originally Posted by .Maleficus.
I would recommend the noctua:
http://www.thebestcasescenario.com/f...2&postcount=12
I just bought this fan. I got the 1200 rpm version not the 800 rpm one in that ^^^ thread. It is soo quiet its hard to believe. I can't hear the fan from 6 inches away over the traffic noise coming from the closed windows of my seventh floor appartment.
- 12v performance - 1200RPM, 17dBA, 48CFM
- 7.5v performance - 600RPM, <6dBA, 24CFM
You can buy separate lighting components to light any fan from what I have heard but I can't remember where. I'll try and dig my mind over.
What do 17dBA or 6dBA mean in reality? :::::
From: http://www.4servnow.com/webapp/GetPage?pid=57
Vacuum Cleaner/Hair Dryer
70 dBA
Intrusive; interferes with telephone conversation
Normal Conversation
50-65 dBA
Quiet Office
50-60 dBA
Comfortable (under 60 dB)
Refrigerator Humming
40 dBA
Whisper/Broadcasting Studio
30 dBA
Very quiet
Rustling Leaves
20 dBA
Just audible
Normal Breathing
10 dBA
From what I remember it's a logarithmic scale...so if you want something to be twice as loud you don't double it, you square it. I can't remember my physics so much these days. Bad me. :(
-Dave