H110i GT replacement fans

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Hi guys i just completed my new build (5820k) and i am using the Corsair H110i GT cooler and the fans sound terrible when i play a game or render in Premiere Pro.

Are there any aftermarket fans you would recommend? i don't mind the high airflow noise but these fans seem to cause vibration/buzzing noise more than anything.
 
I got mine today...totally agree with you!

I have ordered Noctua NF-A14 PWM fans as replacements. Will let you know once they are installed.
 
Ive got some corsair AF140MMs thinking of trying them in push pull I know these are more case fans but ill give it a go.
 
Type_R said:
I got mine today...totally agree with you!

I have ordered Noctua NF-A14 PWM fans as replacements. Will let you know once they are installed.
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Was looking at these fans to replace them. yeah if could let me know how you get on it would be appreciated.
 
I'm finding the fans on the h110i GT 'buzz' my desk on quiet mode, they send a slight resonance through the case and into the desk. On higher speeds (balanced mode and above) they're just too noisy! Thinking of grabbing a couple of PWM phanteks 140mm fans to match the 140mm rear (non PWM) in my evolv, or possibly some Noctua Redux fans. Haven't got room to go push-pull as the CPU 8-pin socket would be right up against the bottom fans.
 
S.A.S said:
Was looking at these fans to replace them. yeah if could let me know how you get on it would be appreciated.
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I received them today! Installed...the quality of these Noctua fans is about 100 times better than the Corsairs. Even the packaging is beautiful!

The sound levels have decreased significantly compared to the Corsairs - although I have used the low noise adaptor with the Noctuas my max tamps whilst stress testing have only gone up by 3C! Definitely recommended!

TallPaul_S said:
I'm finding the fans on the h110i GT 'buzz' my desk on quiet mode, they send a slight resonance through the case and into the desk. On higher speeds (balanced mode and above) they're just too noisy! Thinking of grabbing a couple of PWM phanteks 140mm fans to match the 140mm rear (non PWM) in my evolv, or possibly some Noctua Redux fans. Haven't got room to go push-pull as the CPU 8-pin socket would be right up against the bottom fans.
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I had exactly the same thing with mine. The Corsair fans supplied with the H110i GT are absolute junk. I have Phanteks PWM fans as well and they are good but probably not quite as awesome as the Noctuas! The rattling and noise are a thing of the past!

Also with regards the above post, Noctua recommend the NF-A14 for radiators and considering how much quieter they are the loss in performance is minimal. With the H110i the rad is so big, unless you are pushing the limits of your CPU I wouldn't bother going from max CFM from a fan but rather something quiet.

EDIT - I have just removed the low noise adaptor...as actually with the PWM control and custom curve I can limit the speed of the fans up to a certain temp in CL and allow them to speed up to max when the CPU is hotting up!
 
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Type_R said:
I received them today! Installed...the quality of these Noctua fans is about 100 times better than the Corsairs. Even the packaging is beautiful!

The sound levels have decreased significantly compared to the Corsairs - although I have used the low noise adaptor with the Noctuas my max tamps whilst stress testing have only gone up by 3C! Definitely recommended!



I had exactly the same thing with mine. The Corsair fans supplied with the H110i GT are absolute junk. I have Phanteks PWM fans as well and they are good but probably not quite as awesome as the Noctuas! The rattling and noise are a thing of the past!

Also with regards the above post, Noctua recommend the NF-A14 for radiators and considering how much quieter they are the loss in performance is minimal. With the H110i the rad is so big, unless you are pushing the limits of your CPU I wouldn't bother going from max CFM from a fan but rather something quiet.

EDIT - I have just removed the low noise adaptor...as actually with the PWM control and custom curve I can limit the speed of the fans up to a certain temp in CL and allow them to speed up to max when the CPU is hotting up!
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Thanks for replying back, glad to hear they are better. Will order these soon.
 
Finally got around to ordering and installing the NF-A14 PWMs. 100x better in my opinion, even at max speed i feel they are half as loud as my original fans, mainly due to the fact that buzzing sound has completely gone.
 
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