Seven fan blades provide optimized airflow Great performance-to-noise ratio with 28.6dB(A) at 2,200rpmĦ-pole fan motor for less power consumption and vibrationįluid-dynamic bearing enables super-long life span of 300,000 hoursįan frame with funnel-shaped air inlets for extremely high air pressure The extremely high air pressure produced makes it a perfect choice for powerful water- and air-cooled systems.
There's also comparable, yet somewhat different performance numbers in terms of pressure, flow, and noise between these two case fans.Be quiet! Silent Wings 3 120mm high-speed stands for state-of-the-art technology and virtually inaudible operation. Going for 100% Silent Wings 2 would just match the entire collection of case fans (and support my workplace's rival), but I see that there's considerable bit of discount on Amazon with the Noctua REDUX - and that's where I'm stuck on this decision. Once I get the fans, I'll probably remove the magnetic filter from the top. The WD Black TB already has Silent Wings 2 140MM at the front blowing onto it.īoth fans will be pulling air in through a magnetic dust filter.įor the 140mm case fans (case top), I'm stuck between these two choices: The other fan will be blowing directly onto my WD Black 1TB. One fan will be partially obstructed by my non-modular PSU cables, as it makes its way towards my GTX 970 (non-reference)
I already have two Silent Wings 2 for front intake (140mm), and one 120mm Silent Wings 2 for rear exhaust.įor the 120mm case fans (case bottom, intake), I'm stuck between these two choices: These fans are more for satisfaction since I don't spend a lot of time bringing my PC through crazy stunts, so it doesn't get that hot. Once again, I seek guidance from the LTT community, dying on the inside from indecisiveness. There is a third 120/140 mm slot at the top for a case fan, but I'll be using it for a Seidon 120V. I have two unoccupied 120mm fan spaces at the bottom of my case begging to be used for intake, and another two 140mm at the top begging to be used for exhaust in my Thermaltake Core V31 case.
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