Noctua eller NoiseBlocker ville jeg gå efter..

Nogen specifik? Eller bare generalt mærkerne?

Har du ikke noget imod farverne så snup nogle noctua. Ellers gør corsair sp120 også et godt arbejde

#2

Generelt mærkerne.
Kig på den luft de flytter kontra den støj de laver (dB).
Beslut dig så for hvad du kan leve med.

Gentle Typhoons kunne også være en mulighed.

Til din køler vil jeg tage:
http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=...

Til selve kabinette
ja der er flere mulighedder

du kan se hvad forskelle på dem, altså hvad de forksllelig kan i forhold til hinanden

http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=...

forrente, har man kunne få Noctua til en god pris ved cdon.com :)

Tak for svarne, det hjalp en del.

Til cpukøler havde jeg taget Noctua NF F-12.
Og til case er det, Thermalright Ty-140.
Det er dyrt, men klart en af de mest lydløse løsninger på markedet.

Utroligt som Noctua har formået at brande sig selv som det bedste valg - hvilket det ikke nødvendigvist er. Køber du Noctua, får du et godt produkt, men du betaler en stor del for navnet. Hvis der skal købes 2x120mm og 1x140mm så kig lidt på prisen:

Noctua ~= 465,-
Noiseblocker ~= 295,-

Besparelsen ved at vælge NB er på ca. 37%, og den der påstår, at NB er 37% ringere end Noctua er en idiot! :-)

Links:

http://www.caseking.de/shop/catalog...

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#9 Nu ved jeg ikke med dig, men jeg fortrækker pwn tilslutning fremfor at skulle sidde og skifte kabler.

#10 Jeg foretrække fan-controller.

Der forskel på at value for money, og det bedste #9, og her vil OP have det bedste :)

Troede virkelig ikke det var så svært at finde den "rigtige" blæser. :D

#13 Jeg tror denne tråd viser at du bliver glad uanset hvilke fans du køber af dem som bliver foreslået.

#14 Agree. Tror jeg går efter de Corsair der blev forslået tidligere. De kommer i 2-packs, også ser de fornuftige ud.

#14
Probably not.
I haven`t tried NB, but i have bought Scythe Gentle Typhoon, which were recommended as a silent fans - 800rpm model.
I got a fan controller - i was able to use them in a speed range of 400rpm - 800rpm, unfortunately ... they are loud. What`s so loud? - it`s the operating mechanism, which makes a high pitched sound. Wings ... with 400rpm are silent, but there`s a squeaky noise which ruins everything, if someone loves silence.

But the question for #0 is ... which PSU do you own? - noise comes from:
- case fans
- cpu cooler`s fans (+pump)
- HDD
- gfx`s cooler
- PSU`s fan
So ... if the PSU`s fan will be loud ... then changing all fans and spending money is useless ... because PC is as loud as the loudest component is.
And which case do you own?

I use Noctua NF-S12B fans - they got ultra silent operating mechanism (no squeaky noises, only wings - air noise with higher rpm speed, with +- 400-500rpm they are deadly silent). Those fans has been replaced by NF-S12A fans:
http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=...

But generally ... if you take care about noise / silence ... having fan controller is a must have, i can recommend you:
http://www.edbpriser.dk/blaeserstyr...
(i use it by myself)
- it`s an amazing piece of informations about your fans, it can manage a fan with a range of 50% - 100% it`s nominal speed.

If you got the money and want ultra silence and amazing configuration options:
- NZXT Sentry 2 + Noctua NF-S12A FLX:
http://www.edbpriser.dk/blaeser-og-...
(you would be able to control those fans in a range of 400rpm-1200rpm - NZXT Sentry 2 can operate with Noctua`s speed reducing adapters:
http://verdisreviews.com/wp-content...
- how they work? - if nominal speed is 1200rpm, then ... if you plug the fan with with blue adapter - speed will be 900rpm, if you plug the fan with black adapter - speed will be 700rpm ... and there`s a trick that i have discovered ... if you plug 2 adapters with fan ... the speed should be +- 400-500rpm).
So ... generally ... if you want to spare some money - you don`t have to buy NZXT Sentry 2, because you would be able to set the speed @ 400-500rpm, 700rpm, 900rpm, 1200rpm - fan is very customizable. However - with Sentry 2 - you got all the info and you can manage "from outside". Up to you.

Conclusion:
1. If PSU is a silent one - NF-S12A FLX, 400-500rpm is a dealy silent speed.
2. SSD as a primary partition (makes no noise).
3. Your gfx is a very silent one - nice.

What about cpu cooler?
- it`s a little bit of a problem, because 212 EVO isn`t an super efficient one. I got Noctua NH-D14 and i use 120mm fans with constant speed of 500rpm (also under load), fans are practically noiseless.
If you don`t OC i5-2500K then you could give it a try - also set NF-S12A @ 500-600rpm ... maybe 700rpm will be the perfect speed for you (the silent one) ... and use 1 speed all the time.
Other option is this fan:
http://www.edbpriser.dk/blaeser-og-...
- it can operate in a range of 300rpm - 900rpm, and it`s a PWM fan.

NF-S12A as a radiator fan? - yes, no problems, been using NF-S12B fans on radiator, been also using NF-P12/P14 fans on radiator, practically no difference.

"Troede virkelig ikke det var så svært at finde den "rigtige" blæser. :D"
- you probably also didn`t think somebody can write "so much" about it? ;)
I was trying to keep the comment a short one! ;)

#16 Hold da op for en smørre :D

Kan fortælle dig jeg har Asus GTX 660ti 3gb edition

Og min PSU er http://www.google.dk/imgres?imgurl=...

Mit kabinet er coolermaster 690, dog med standard fans, det samme gælder for min evo, det er også med std fans.

Men tror mit problem ligger i at den blæser der puster ud bag at den skal trække det gennem det "gitter" som den sidder skruet på, havde det samme problem med den der sad i siden, og det larmede alt for meget, så jeg pillede den af.

Yeah, your gfx is a nice one - great cooling:
http://www.techpowerup.com/reviews/...

PSU ... damn ;)
http://www.coolermaster.com/upload/...
- minimum speed is 1000rpm of it`s 120mm fan ... and it`s like +- 1400rpm under load - when gaming.
So ... if you install 400-500rpm fans, which will be ultra silent ... you still gonna hear PSU`s fan.

If you plan to change PSU in the nearest future for a super silent one, f.e. Corsair RM750:
http://tpucdn.com/reviews/Corsair/R...
- then buying Noctua fans makes sense.
If not - then ... it`s kinda expensive option and using it`s super silent mechanism will be a waste.

And ... generally ... you shouldn`t focus on ... Noctua / other good brands so much (when you search for a good cooling only) - focusing on cooling ... as some amazing products ... because the differences in cooling performance are very similar with similar fan`s speed (if somebody doesn`t believe - then please ... go see some tests / reviews / benchmarks ... i have seen plenty of them), no matter if it`s Noctua, Arctic Cooling, etc. ... the difference is the noise / operating mechanism.

If you want to replace those fans with a low cost - then some decent 900-1000rpm 120mm fan for the case should be fine.
Corsair 1100rpm version is a nice deal ( 2 for 200dkk) ... however it`s 21dBA ... doesn`t look like the fan is a silent one.
This Enermax - 900rpm / 11dBA:
http://www.computersalg.dk/produkt/...
- but you never know if the specs. are true.

More expensive options:
http://www.computersalg.dk/produkt/...
And Noctua NF-S12A FLX - which is a very customizable one.

Maybe that NF-S12A PWM fan - for EVO 212, if you don`t OC cpu ... or NF-S12A FLX with it`s 500 / 700 / 900 / 1200 rpm customization ... so you could find the perfect speed for the cooler.

And for now - you can turn off the back (case fan?) fan, it won`t make a big difference for temperatures ... and the PC will be more silent.

#18 Det "honeycomb" gitter skaber faktisk en del støj:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yq1s...

Jeg ville ønske, at kabinetproducenterne fandt på noget andet..

#19

Hej - du kan jo klippe gitteret af bagtil, hvis det da ikke generer udseendet via kabinettes placering :)

Det skulle vel også gi´ lidt mere luft ud samt lidt mindre støj fra gitteret. Ved dog ikke hvor meget, da det jo også afhænger af det samlede fan og radiator setup (hvis man da har en sådan) her :)

Well, e-ganer forstår at give nogle imponerende svar:):)

Men corsair blæserne bruger jeg selv:) de er faktisknret gode.. Og med en fan controllere larmer de ikk hos mig og køler det de skal..

#20
Nice 1 ... but iamgine something "jumps into" PSU ;)

About GX750 - if you don`t care that much about it and warranty ... think about replacing it`s fan ... if it`s gonna be too loud.
It should do the job with some silent 120mm 700-800rpm, as your PC gonna need +- 300W under load, so the load isn`t that huge = PSU isn`t much "stressed".

#21 Det kommer jo til at ligne lort :D

Og #20. Tror det er et sats, der kunne jo flyve et eller andet derned i!

#24

Hmmm.. ved så ikke hvordan dit lort ser ud - meeen det er der da råd for :)

Sæt en gummikant rundt i hullet (i kabinettet hehe), og montér et trådgitter i stedet, så er det pænere. Der er nærmest "støjdæmpet", både kabinettet samt fan, og trådgitteret giver væsentlig bedre luftgennemstrømning og mindre støj, samt beskytter de fleste kæledyr/småbørns tunger, fingre, haler (dyrenes) og sørger for, at du ikke flyver ind i det :)