how many cfm does the fan move on any or all of the settings?
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I bought the 120mm Antec Tricool Air Flow: 39CFM at 1200rpm; 56CFM at 1600rpm; 79CFM at 2000rpm...Looking at the 92mm Antec Tricool it would be 21CFM at 1200rpm;28CFM at 1600RPM; and 38CFM at 2200RPM.
816345
Not sure, but I know there are some that advertise quiet fans but you cannot move 500 cfm without some noise.
2041104
The 80mm fan (which I bought) is rated at 10.9-40.3 CFM on the box, and 13-28 dBA. Those seem believable.
1480352
Don't know the CFM, but these things have been running 24/7 at my local gym for at least the last four years. They are very robust -- industrial. Nothing like cheaper consumer fans.
1599708
I don't know about the fan. I set my machine for 12 hours when I go out of town. I haven't had any problems
90250
You are pretty accurate, I love these fans because they move LOTS of air and I have been running it 24/7 for four months now with no problems. The negatives, they are loud and as you said there is not a significant difference between speeds; there IS a difference, but not from a quiet whisper to full throttle.
839356
The thickness is just less than 1". I mounted it where I had about 3" clearance. The fan is very quite and has done the air movement and cooling I estimated. The air movement is approximately .75 fpm at the exit. My exit area is about 37 sq in.
1174066
Dont know the CFM, but the fan is fairly quiet. Keeps the master bedroom ventilated at night without keeping me awake. Sorry not more details.
1415550
BOB - check out this link. http://www.wikihow.com/Calculate-CFM-for-Bathroom-Fan
229430
So sorry, I can't answer. I am remodeling my new home and I have not installed fan yet.
1562868
It moves more than a standard box fan and it moves it quietly. On low air moves sufficiently, medium much more, and high really to much air movement.
839949
3 different speeds. The low speed is faster than normal cheap box fans on high and the high speed really puts off some airflow.
709274
the fan just work under high performance (when a large amount of power is required).Don't worry about it..
1968177
If someone else has not already answered, the cfm on high is just shy of 1700 and the motor is a sealed ball bearing type. I have had the motor apart to verify that. Do not disassemble it if the warranty is still valid. The fan cleans up easily with compressed air. My warranty has been over for some time now and it still runs like a champ.
719428
The BIOS on this board has tons of features, and I can indeed confirm there are settings for fan speeds in it. I currently have my fans running at max (don't care about noise, etc)
2080681
It doesn't. You do need to have a fair air flow. I have 5 fans in my case additional to the ones on the Graphic card and honestly it's more than necessary. Neither fan ever starts spinning around like crazy because of the heat, it always stays at a nice temperature even when I'm having a high performance.
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I don't the exact conversion for cfm, but the specifications are on their site here: http://noctua.at/main.php?show=productview&products;_id=48&lng;=en&set;=1It will obviously depend on the speed that you drive the fan. I can tell you this is the best 60mm fan I have ever come across.