– two Noctua NF-S12A 120mm 1200rpm PWM as front intakes (one feeding the CPU, one feeding the GPU), controlled by the GPU fan controller, they only turn on at fixed 600rpm when GPU is under heavy loadįront panel is off as that seems to provide >6degrees drop in temps with almost no noise increase. – a Noctua NF-S12A 120mm 1200rpm PWM as rear intake fixed at 600rpm – Asus Strix 1070OC with memory and core OC, fans fixed at minimal rpm (1400rpm), only turn on over 60 degrees – Intel at 1.368v, cooled by a Noctua NH-D15 running at fixed 300rpm
#Be quiet silent wings case fan upgrade#
I’m mostly there now with my current config, but i’m going to upgrade by GPU soon and that will generate a lot heat more in my case causing me to rethink things a bit. What i’m trying to achieve is a dead quiet system (idle and load) while keeping thermals in check. I am looking for answers myself after doing a lot of time thermal and noise tests and learning things the hard way. I’ve been devouring it bit by big these days 🙂
#Be quiet silent wings case fan Pc#
Let’s now take a good look at the fans on the next page.Ĭan’t say how happy i was to found your website ! 🙂 I’ve seen reference to thermalbench in a gamersnexus video about thermal testing and when they said “this guys knows about thermals”, i said i got to get there 🙂Īll the incredible reviews on cooling gear – wow, it’s just what a pc builder needs! And really unique objective tests that I’ve yet to see anywhere else. These are 140 x 140 x 25 mm square frame fans with a similar twist to the Silent Wings 2 fans in that the corners are removable and exchangeable.
The warranty of 3 years comes as a let down then, as such confidence would be better accompanied with a 5 year warranty. Both have their new 6-pole motor which is fairly efficient as seen from the power ratings above, and both have their FDB bearing resulting in a promised lifetime of a whopping 300, 000 hours. Both are rated at 1600 RPM which is relatively high-speed considering the non high-speed version tops off at 1000 RPM. That aside, they are identical in every other way sans the mode of fan control and fan cable connector of course. All of these are on a single adapter, in fact). Note that the PWM version is missing the 12 V to 7 V and 12 V to 5 V adapter (and also a 12 V from PSU adapter, as we will see. Let’s take a look at the specs of the non-PWM version courtesy the product page, noting that the PWM version has similar specs and is just short on some accessories:īe quiet! is so consistent in having a detailed, comprehensive set of product specifications that I can copy-paste this section and not bat an eye doing so. So let’s thank be quiet! again, and get on with it. This is a higher speed rated version of the “standard” 140 mm Silent Wings 3 fans and, as with the others, comes in both PWM and DC control flavors to choose from.
This will be the fourth, and final, article covering the new be quiet! Silent Wings 3 fans with the 120 mm, 140 mm and 120 mm High-Speed fans previously covered.
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