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WERE CAN I GET HIGH CFM RAD FANS FOR MY H50

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  • 15-05-2011 4:28pm
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    maxokeeffe
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    hi there

    im looking to get high cfm fans for my rad on my corsair h50, as i have a 2500rpm, mocing 96 cfm, and the cooling u get is amazing, but i need something abit more powerful, i dont mind about the noise levels as im tone deaf anyway, ha,

    something arounf 150cfm , 200+

    can you help,.


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    Deano12345
    Registered Users Posts: 1,594 ✭✭✭Deano12345


    maxokeeffe wrote: »
    hi there

    im looking to get high cfm fans for my rad on my corsair h50, as i have a 2500rpm, mocing 96 cfm, and the cooling u get is amazing, but i need something abit more powerful, i dont mind about the noise levels as im tone deaf anyway, ha,

    something arounf 150cfm , 200+

    can you help,.

    Some Delta 38mm Fans push 250 CFM, but its not worth it, you'll see 3-4 degrees difference at most


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    maxokeeffe
    Closed Accounts Posts: 106 ✭✭maxokeeffe


    Deano12345 wrote: »
    Some Delta 38mm Fans push 250 CFM, but its not worth it, you'll see 3-4 degrees difference at most

    Hi mate.

    I replaced the stock fan in the h50. With a high cfm. And the temps have been alot lower when I over clocked. Thats why I'm looking for really high cfm fans. Were do
    U by those fNs.


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    Deano12345
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    maxokeeffe wrote: »
    Hi mate.

    I replaced the stock fan in the h50. With a high cfm. And the temps have been alot lower when I over clocked. Thats why I'm looking for really high cfm fans. Were do
    U by those fNs.

    how much did the temps drop by ?

    I believe I seen them on Pixmania, about 30 quid a fan


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    maxokeeffe
    Closed Accounts Posts: 106 ✭✭maxokeeffe


    Deano12345 wrote: »
    how much did the temps drop by ?

    I believe I seen them on Pixmania, about 30 quid a fan

    Hi there. Temps droped by 7c. What the push n pull method like. Do you have to use the same fans for that


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    Deano12345
    Registered Users Posts: 1,594 ✭✭✭Deano12345


    2 indentical fans are ideal, yes


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    Serephucus
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    You don't have enough radiator for fans of that speed to be of any use.

    But in any case, try this before making another thread.


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    Deano12345
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    Serephucus wrote: »
    You don't have enough radiator for fans of that speed to be of any use.

    But in any case, try this before making another thread.

    This


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    maxokeeffe
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    Serephucus wrote: »
    You don't have enough radiator for fans of that speed to be of any use.

    But in any case, try this before making another thread.

    They make a Hugh difference.


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    maxokeeffe
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    Deano12345 wrote: »
    This

    Sorry mate. What was that b


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    Serephucus
    Registered Users Posts: 7,180 ✭✭✭Serephucus


    maxokeeffe wrote: »
    They make a Hugh difference.

    To be blunt: I really doubt you know what you're talking about, but if you want to waste money on something you don't need, for something you don't need, I'll be more than happy to help you.

    http://www.frozencpu.com/products/12223/fan-796/Delta_120_x_38mm_Blistering_High-Speed_PWM_Fan_-_2528_CFM_PFC1212DE-PWM.html?tl=g36c435s1109

    Enjoy your lower temperatures...


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    maxokeeffe
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    Serephucus wrote: »
    To be blunt: I really doubt you know what you're talking about, but if you want to waste money on something you don't need, for something you don't need, I'll be more than happy to help you.

    http://www.frozencpu.com/products/12223/fan-796/Delta_120_x_38mm_Blistering_High-Speed_PWM_Fan_-_2528_CFM_PFC1212DE-PWM.html?tl=g36c435s1109

    Enjoy your lower temperatures...

    Harsh lad. Making judgments before u even know a person. Prob still in school.


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    Deano12345
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    You'll get good gains to a point, like your seeing with the higher CFM fan now, but you hit a point where that air can't be moved away from the rad any quicker, regardless of the fan ( or fans)

    Add to that, you can't run 2x38mm fans on the H50 as the fans will hit the pump top, and those fans need a very strong fan controller as they'll just blow your motherboard headers.

    If you want better performance, buy 2x 1850 RPM gentle typhoons, they don't have any need to be on a controller and in push pull, won't hit the pump top


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    maxokeeffe
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    Deano12345 wrote: »
    You'll get good gains to a point, like your seeing with the higher CFM fan now, but you hit a point where that air can't be moved away from the rad any quicker, regardless of the fan ( or fans)

    Add to that, you can't run 2x38mm fans on the H50 as the fans will hit the pump top, and those fans need a very strong fan controller as they'll just blow your motherboard headers.

    If you want better performance, buy 2x 1850 RPM gentle typhoons, they don't have any need to be on a controller and in push pull, won't hit the pump top

    I'm gonna buy 2 enermax 1750 rpm fans. On the push n pull. That should help. And I'm gonna leave it at that.

    Thanks dean


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