Its not an Arctic Cooling fan but it has PWM

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Just received my newest Seasonic, a S12-330 for my htpc and I'm not sure if its the 85% efficient version because the box says up to 80% but newegg had 85% for the specs, but it has sleeved wires thankfully. Plugged it into my gaming pc to test it and see if it emitted any buzzing noise, but this ne...

Thats going to be one monster case, would make a great file server, looking forward to see the progress.

Excellent build, you're a brave person to mount that heatsink when the motherboard is in the case, also great choice going with the TJ-08.

You had me worried there for a moment since I just ordered an HD321KJ (decision influenced by this forum) to replace the SpinPoint P Series SP2504C 250GB I already have. The SP2504C I have has the Nidec motor, and is silent at idle, but seeks are annoyingly loud, which is the reason for my purchase ...

I'm not sure about what fans are in Dells, never owned one myself, but I think the fan could be a ADDA fan, since my Scythe Infinity has a 12cm ADDA fan.

I have the 80% efficient version of the S12-600 and there is very minimal buzzing, which is only audible when I have my ear a couple inches away from the PSU. A couple months ago, I purchased the M12-700, and that PSU emitted a very loud buzz that is audible as far as 5 feet away from the PSU, very ...

Sorry to bump an old thread, but if you can't find a 4-pin 92mm fan thats under 20 bucks, you might as well get the Scythe Katana, or the Katana 775 version for 20 bucks from newegg, I've got one and the 92mm fan has a 4 pin adapter, and the fan is nearly silent with the Intel fan speed control.