140mm Fans?

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Dunno if this has been posted before, but saw these @ Jab-Tech...dBa v CFM ratio seems insanely good. Anyone use these before? Seems like they're pretty good, albeit non-standard fans.
 
Hello, Bob here just bought the Aerocool Extreme Engine 3T and it has that very fan in the front intake, it rules. Nearly silent and tremendous cooling capability. I also put the 120mm xtreme turbine in the rear of the case for exhaust and it is 90CFM at max and very quiet. Aerocool rules and I am going to be a loyal supporter from here on out. Hope this helps in some way, they know their cooling. Have a great day
 
I've been looking at 140mm fans since it seems the Stacker 830 can fit them (though I havn't tested). My only beef with that fan is that it doesn't come in a non-LED form, since I am trying to avoid lights in my case completely. I was thinking of picking up just one to compare it to my panaflo 120mm's, but the LED thing just completely kills any interest.
 
Yeah I've got a 140mm Yate Loon that puts out 47.7 cfms and makes no noise other than the sound of moving air. 140mm fans FTW :D

The industry moved from 80s to 92s to 120s... Wonder will we start seeing many 140mms ?
 
Demon_of_The_Fall said:
Yeah I've got a 140mm Yate Loon that puts out 47.7 cfms and makes no noise other than the sound of moving air. 140mm fans FTW :D

The industry moved from 80s to 92s to 120s... Wonder will we start seeing many 140mms ?

Yate Loon has a 140mm? Wow I have to find a store that has these!
 
FrozenCPU has what looks like the same fan... I'm betting you could undervolt the thing (say, 7 volts), still move plenty of air, and have it be virtually silent. Has anyone tried this?
 
I have one of the Aerocool 140mm fans sitting on top of a SI-120. Cools very, very will with minimal noise.

Planning on getting 8 more for my over-the top water cooling project.

Imagine 3 of those 140mm beasts attached to a triple RAD. :D
 
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