culexor
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dude_56013
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It's kind of odd that the only place on that page that specifies it as a Yate Loon is in the URL...
culexor
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Yeah I noticed that too, either way...it's a hell of a deal since the shipping is free.It's kind of odd that the only place on that page that specifies it as a Yate Loon is in the URL...
dude_56013
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Yeah. Hopefully they are true YLs.
As I was perusing that site, I found these...I had no idea they made these! I might try and find them somewhere in stock for my plexi rig I plan on building.
http://www.yesbuy.net/logisys-ccf120bl-120mm-computer--cases-red-round-cold-cathode-switch-4pin.html
http://www.yesbuy.net/logisys-ccf12...ses-white-round-cold-cathode-switch-4pin.html
http://www.yesbuy.net/logisys-ccf12...s-uv-blue-round-cold-cathode-switch-4pin.html
Edit: culexor, I'm not sure if that fan is a YL. All of their other stuff seems to be sleeve fans with 3/4 pin connectors. This fan is a 2 ball with only a 3 pin connector. Plus, the MPN doesn't correlate to any of YL's other fans...But who knows. Cabbs would probably know...
As I was perusing that site, I found these...I had no idea they made these! I might try and find them somewhere in stock for my plexi rig I plan on building.
http://www.yesbuy.net/logisys-ccf120bl-120mm-computer--cases-red-round-cold-cathode-switch-4pin.html
http://www.yesbuy.net/logisys-ccf12...ses-white-round-cold-cathode-switch-4pin.html
http://www.yesbuy.net/logisys-ccf12...s-uv-blue-round-cold-cathode-switch-4pin.html
Edit: culexor, I'm not sure if that fan is a YL. All of their other stuff seems to be sleeve fans with 3/4 pin connectors. This fan is a 2 ball with only a 3 pin connector. Plus, the MPN doesn't correlate to any of YL's other fans...But who knows. Cabbs would probably know...
PokerDegenerate
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well I don't know how you feel about green LED's but I think these come in blue and white as well but for 10 bucks they move 90CFM at 19DBA I am thinking I am gonna order a few pretty soon even though I really don't need them but for that price and performance I guess its worth a shot.
***Edit*** LINK LOL i forgot the link
***Edit*** LINK LOL i forgot the link
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Best way to know is to pull it apart. Knockoffs use a smaller motor that should be in a 80MM fan. I don't remember exact dimensions though.
90 CFM @ 2000 RPM isn't gonna be quiet unless it's in the room next to you with the door closed. It's pretty hard to trust manufacturer specs, especially when it comes to noise. There's no standard for the distance they measure at.
PokerDegenerate
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yeah but moving that much air is bound to cause noise so in order to get good movement your either going to need a TON of quiet fans moving a small amount of air of a couple that move a ton of air but are a lil loud. In my case there isn't much to work with for extra fans so I gotta sacrifice somewhere. I don't mind a lil bit of noise coming out of my case cuz most of the time I have a fan in front of me anyways so I don't hear it anyways. I was actually trying to find some reviews on them but I couldn't find much and they don't sell em on newegg so there isn't any reviews there either
