New silent fan to replace Enermax 620W PSU fan
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New silent fan to replace Enermax 620W PSU fan
These are the ones I found.( 12cm with 3 pin ) Which is the best in your opinions?
FAN SPEED NOISE AIRFLOW
ACUTAKE ACU-FAN 120 1200 15 38
Nexus real silent 1000 18 37
Akasa 1200 18 38.4
Thermaltake Cyclo red 1500 17 64
Fractal Design 1000 15 38.3
Coolink SWiF2-121 1200 18 55.4
Thanks.
FAN SPEED NOISE AIRFLOW
ACUTAKE ACU-FAN 120 1200 15 38
Nexus real silent 1000 18 37
Akasa 1200 18 38.4
Thermaltake Cyclo red 1500 17 64
Fractal Design 1000 15 38.3
Coolink SWiF2-121 1200 18 55.4
Thanks.
I scanned the models of Enermax 620W at newegg and came across some disturbing reviews of the liberty psu dying after a year or two. you may not want to change out the fan if you have a liberty as this could make any possible problems happen faster. if you do swap the fan, then measure the temperature of the exhaust before and after the swap under as similar conditions as possible to determine if you may be making the psu hotter. The Nexus seems to be reviewed well on this site, but I don't have any of these fans. Good luck.
Thanks for your reply, eit412
This is the fan in the PSU, http://www.globefan.com/products_detail.php?Pid=2373.
X1202512M
12
6~13.8
0.30
6
3.60
2.29
80.98
6.14
0.24
39.0
2400
Looking at the air flow figure, I am inclined to fo the Thermaltake or Coolink ones.
This is the fan in the PSU, http://www.globefan.com/products_detail.php?Pid=2373.
X1202512M
12
6~13.8
0.30
6
3.60
2.29
80.98
6.14
0.24
39.0
2400
Looking at the air flow figure, I am inclined to fo the Thermaltake or Coolink ones.
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Parappaman, I think the Fractal design revs at its 12V speed all the time?Parappaman wrote:It's too slow, it won't spin at boot unless it has a 3.6v starting voltage, which means about 200 RPM. Bad choice. The S-Flex F was the best one you could have chosen.
The Scythe is 28db! Might as well stick with the default fan in the Enermax PSU then.
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If you connect the fan to an external fan connector, then yes, it will run at full speed and probably will be a bit quieter than the stock fan. But if you want to connect it to the internal fan header (which will be the best choice), then no, it won't run at full speed all the time, and the Scythe would have been a much better choice due to the fact that it starts reliably at that voltage and goes at a nice and low 600 RPM.