silenx fans

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A friend of mine bought a couple of silenx fans and both of them have a problem. Well, infact ones stopped working all together and the other has liquid leaking out of it. Anyone else experienced this before? Dodgy considering how much these things cost!!!
 
I was quite shocked when he told me he had problems with 2/2 fans.

Certainly put me off them thats for sure.

Showed him this forum today at work so hopefully he will use it again.
 
Drazic said:
AC Ryan seams to be good, just gotten my self some and @ 12v do 77cfm @ 28.9dBa....so @ 7v should push least 45cfm and be about 19dBa'ish

All the fan stats apart from Delta, Sanyo, Yate Loon and a few other real manufacturers are lies.

For example, antecs, vantec stealths, akasas ambers, and those ac ryans. Yate loons actually the best airflow/noise ratio. Everyone who has better ones lies - ive got quite a few of these "hyped" rebadged fans, and i can tell you that my Yates are either quieter, push more air, or both (in the case of akasa ambers, vantec stealths, and silenx).
 
Ah - so your AC Ryan fans haven't actually arrived then?

When they do, be VERY careful with them. The build-quality is SHOCKING - there is no sealant around the LED connectors and the independent LED power source shorts out horribly and that can take out your motherboard fan header if it's fused with a good old-fashioned solder fuse (pretty much all of them except Biostar)

Oh - and I sold two to OneWingedAngel and he said they were LOUD!
 
I'm thinking of trying Nexxus fans. Look smart and have a reasonable reputation.

I've recently bought a thermaltake blue LED fan which works fine, but now I think I'd prefer to go down the more subtle styling route.
 
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