Good fan for SP-94?

[Shadowman9876]

I want to get a good heatsink like the thermalright sp-94, but I dont want to use a fan that will shatter my windows when I turn on my computer. I was thinking about one of the silenx 92mm 14db fans with the rating of 36 cfm. Is such a good heatsink worth using and spending the money on with a fan like this. Any other suggestions?I want to keep my comp as quiet as possible.

 

[MorfiusX]

just get a decent fan with decent CFM. That HS will do one of two things.

1 - Keep a non overclocked system cool with low noise.
2 - Keep an overclocked system cool with normal noise.

If you are going for #1, then you should be fine.
If you are going for #2, then get one with more CFM.

Just depends whether or not you will OC.

 

[Hades16x]

*shrugs*

92mm tornado

soon enough you wont be able to hear anything anyways

try to find a 92mm fan taht pushes around 55-60 cfm

 

[MontyAC]

Get the 92mm Tornado and use a fan controller to adjust the fan speed.

 

[EarthwormJim]

Having a high CFM fan really doesn't make that big of a difference in getting higher overclocks. A nice quiet panaflo or vantec stealth would do just fine for overclocking with that heatsink.

 

[sc121]

I agree I have the sp-94 and I got the tornado with a fan controller and I only spin the fan at 2500rpm and it keeps my cpu nice and cool.

 

[Parabellum]

I would suggest the Panaflo medium speed 92mm, just like the one in my sig. Top quality, low noise and good airflow. I got mine from sidewindercomputers. They come with the tail and RPM tach output.

Para