I want to replace the 140mm fans in my Define R4 with PWM ones, but it's really hard to find good ones.
They should be silent, but still a little efficient and also make no weird noises. Also they shouldn't cost a fortune.
What I already checked_
bequit silentwings
>Extremely expensive
>rather weak, only up to 1000rpm
Noctua
>expensive as fuck
Does anyone know some good ones which are cheaper than these? I'm currently thinking about the cheap Noctuas, like pic related.
And here is a list of fans I'm currently looking at
You know the only purpose a fan has is to push colder air in, and warm air out. Weak fans work fine if the blade design is effective
Also fuck you
>>54875683
Tell that to my fans which are rattling and don't go run under 800rpm on my new ASUS board...
check out phanteks 140mm fans, they come in a variety of settings and are basically only bested by noctuas fans.
i have 3 ph-140mp's in my case and they're really quiet but they're specifically designed for radiators.
>>54875648
check SPCR fan reccomendations
>>54875648
Just buy noctuas they aren't even that expensive, they're on sale on amazon constantly. You cheap fuck.
>>54875648
Don't bother with PWM for case fans. They are made for heatsinks because the temperatures of CPU and GPU can fluctuate wildly.
Get Antec Truequiet fans which has a switch to lower the RPM.
>>54875710
I assume you are german, so you might get your hands on Fander fans, with manual reguation, they make them 120mm and below.
>>54875648
Fractal Venturi for intake and be quiet Silent Wings for exhaust
>>54875648
You will not find better fans than pre-installed in R4. That's retarded decision. Buy a fan controller or make yourself a 7V or 5V adapter - or buy aftermarket adapters if you are too retarded to make one by yourself.
>>54875648
EKL Alpenföhn Wing Boost 2 140mm, Snow White Plus
as good as bequiet silentwings 2 for cheaper and better aesthetics