which hsf for thermalright si-128?

[praesto]

How do you peeps think a thermalright sl-128 would perform with a yate loon 120mm fan mounted upon it? I have a few other options besides the yate loon.

There's a scythe kamaze and a Sharkoon Silent Eagle 2000, both 120mm of course.

I could pay a bit more and order the actual fan from another store, but then I need some really good proof that this specific fan of yours will do me a great favor when it comes to cooling my cpu :P. Cheers people

[praesto]

Come on folks, I need some suggestions

[Okda]

then u need to mention the specs of every fan

cfm and dba level

[praesto]

Well it's not like you can actually count on those numbers, that's why I'm willing to listen to some of your suggestions.

[Okda]

yes those numbers are not that accurate but still u can use them to decide which is better

cause if those fans have cfm in range 50~70 then the quietest one of them will be the best solution

if anyone of them gonna break the 90cfm then this will give u the best performance but also lots of noise

[praesto]

Yeah I'll just go with that mindset too, it can't go all that wrong.

[Millyons]

madshrimps did a review with the silent eagle and they really seem to like it, on another note like someone on this forum already said "when in doubt go with Yate" sorry i forgot whose quote that is it just stuck in my head since IMO also its true

[cyberspyder]

madshrimps did a review with the silent eagle and they really seem to like it, on another note like someone on this forum already said "when in doubt go with Yate" sorry i forgot whose quote that is it just stuck in my head since IMO also its true

Yep. If not, then go with my 220cfm Delta screamer.



Brendan

[Battle_Rattle]

If you do not need LED's I cant recommend the Scythe S-Flex's enough. Even at full speed the noise isnt as annoying as the yate loons or any other fan i have tried.