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Has anyone tried using Noctua NF-A14 ULN fans with this? I'm worried it will be too noisy for my liking with the fans it comes with. Any others to consider?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Thanks. I thought they would probably be fine but just wanted to confirm with someone who has actually used them. They are not pwm fans so are you sure you can tweak them with the corsair software?
For me I don't mind that the stock fans are a little noisy when they ramp up, they're nice and silent at their lowest setting (540ish rpm)
Even at low they are too loud and poor at moving air.
I don't know man, mine runs around 800rpm via Corsair Link balance setting, its reasonably quiet while keeping my 4790K low 60s under load.
I don't know man, mine runs around 800rpm via Corsair Link balance setting, its reasonably quiet while keeping my 4790K low 60s under load.
I don't know man, mine runs around 800rpm via Corsair Link balance setting, its reasonably quiet while keeping my 4790K low 60s under load.
If you change settings in LINK, even at balanced mode, this cooler will become too noisy.
Balanced mode is 1,800rpm (rather noisy) and Performance is 2,000 (loud) while Maximum is 2,250rpm (Ouch, stop it).
Sub par is an understatement. Seen reviews where they meassured those 140mm fans at 60+ DB. I recently bought a new corsair case that came with stock fans and a H100i and the friggin things are louder than the GPU. It actually makes me angry, never really wanted the H100i but kinda forced into keeping it and leaving my silver arrow in the old case because i cant mount a h100i in that case.
I literally think they make those fans for 10p then just throw them on cases and aio coolers that they give a stupid markup on. No sane person would ever buy them. Mine are going straight in the bin the 2nd my new ones arrive.
For my rad its ek vardar ff5 120's. Can be loud (40 db at 3000 rpm) but they perform and i'll have them at low - medium rpm most the timeThe case fans in my 760t which look the same as the aio fans are the noisiest fans in my rig, even at low rpm...
What rad fans you getting?