Thermaltake / TMG SL1 slot fan

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ceraf
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Thermaltake / TMG SL1 slot fan

Post by ceraf » Sun Feb 11, 2007 1:10 pm

http://www.thermaltake.com/product/Cool ... /A2414.asp

Boy, does that 16dB rating sound outrageous. LOL


Has anyone tried this product?

Rory Buszka
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Post by Rory Buszka » Sun Feb 11, 2007 5:51 pm

I'm working on a review of some TMG coolers for TechGage.com, the A2 and AT2. They aren't silent, though they are significanly quieter than your stock coolers and quieter than a lot of Thermaltake offerings to date. 16dBa? Perhaps at 30 feet. I'm sure that if you've got a baybus or some other means of adjustable fan control, these can be silent -- the "Enter Bearing" motors are fairly quiet, and don't have the ugly, ugly bearing noises that Everflow's ball bearing and higher-power fans have. They're quiet, but they're still too noisy to be considered 'silent' without some external means of speed control.

ceraf
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Post by ceraf » Sun Feb 11, 2007 10:00 pm

thanks, that's nice to know.

I wonder if this can be used as a replacement fan for my video card.

belkincp
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if

Post by belkincp » Sun Feb 11, 2007 10:49 pm

u want to replace ur video card fan..get a thermalright hr-03...and enjoy fanless silence...gets same temps as your stock video card fan but with no noise.

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