Could someone please tell me the max CFM on each of the two fans? Thank you in advance.
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Specs from Cooler Master are 65-97CFM rated by 1200-2600RPM. For as much air as it moves, it is really loud at doing so; but nothing else compares.
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The 80 is a great fan. It pulls a lot of air very quietly, but for the difference in price I would go with 110 an error on having more CFMs with the shower.
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Agree with Pbear's response. Love the fans -- I have installed three of them.
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Front fan is 120mm, optional rear is 80 or 92 mm. (went with Gelid Silent, these did very well in multifan review).Nice case to work in for size/price.
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I installed an intake fan since my power supply has a 120mm fan that is providing the exhaust functionality. That setup seems to keep everything pretty cool (&lt;40 C).
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I have the dual fans (4000 cfm) ... using to cool a 355 SBC they are quality units, work fine, however, they draw a lot of juice and are noise. I had to go to a 140 amp. alternator to carry the load. I'm going to put seperate switches so I can run 1 fan on cool days and 2 only when needed to drop the load and noise. engine mounted in a '74 260Z roadster conversion with tight engine bay so cooling, even with an alum. rad. and ceramic coated headers a task. Fans did the trick.
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You should actually look for the amp draw on all fans. The higher amps the higher out of pocket exspense. I would say you have it backwards. It takes more amps to move more cfm.(Cubic feet per min)
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I recommend noctua quiet series fans (the newest ones) in a pull configuration. The have a 140mm fan in the back in a push configuration. Make sure you have an aftermarket CPU cooler
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I've had both, and the one with the fan was quite a bit flimsier. This may vary from production run to production run, however. I keep close track of my computer temps (having once had the misfortune to own an HP laptop which melted) and the passive cooling seems to work as well as the fan.
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I installed an intake fan since my power supply has a 120mm fan that is providing the exhaust functionality. That setup seems to keep everything pretty cool (<40 C).
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I feel the noctua are slightly louder but cool marginally better. Noctua make the new industrial fans that look good but are expensive.
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I have an 8" fan and it works fine. I'd have to check the maximum air movement, but I'm almost sure it exceeds 265 cfm.
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Wondering those specs myself and I found this on another website: CFM/AMP Information: Inline Fan 4" - 171 CFM / 1 AMP Inline Fan 6" - 435 CFM / 1 AMP Inline Fan 8" - 745 CFM / 1.7 AMPS Inline Fan 10" - 780 CFM / 2.1 AMPS Inline Fan 12" - 1060 CFM / 2.5 AMPS
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I have the dual fans (4000 cfm) ... using to cool a 355 SBC they are quality units, work fine, however, they draw a lot of juice and are noise.I had to go to a 140 amp. alternator to carry the load. I'm going to put seperateswitches so I can run 1 fan on cool days and 2 only when needed to drop the loadand noise. engine mounted in a '74 260Z roadster conversion with tight engine bayso cooling, even with an alum. rad. and ceramic coated headers a task. Fans did the trick.
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Wish I could help but I do not know what the difference is. Sorry!!! What is the make and model number of your fan?
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For reference I have a core i7-950 @ 4.0 GHz and my H70 keeps it at 70C running LinX. You temps seem a bit high. I would add another fan for a push/pull set-up. This will help a lot! Just note that the stock fans are not up to the task. I'm running Scythe Gentle Typhoon AP-29s. The deal is that the fin density on both the H70 and the H50 is fairly high (24 fins per inch) so fans with high static pressure are a must. The very least I would use are Gentle Typhoon AP-15s. These fans are MUCH quieter than stock and cool better at the same time.
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Vortex fans are the best. Fo a google search for best price. Super quiet and last forever