be quiet! SilentWings 3 PWM High-Speed
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Hello Saecdan77
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Salü, in the operating instructions you should find all possible configurations or fans, fan dimensions and quantities per fan. In terms of fan quality, I can recommend the SilentWings3. But if you want to spend a little more money and want an even quieter PC, then take the Noctua NF-A12x25. Here is another video about fans: https://youtu.be/7cGdQi7LqlU
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As far as I know, PWM fans always have the same voltage, the PWM signal switches the fan on/off all the time and thus the speed is maintained. Non-PWM fans do this via the voltage and are therefore only adjustable in steps, whereas PWM is more or less stepless.
These fans are not well suited for radiators. Take a look at youtube der8auer fan test 120mm, there you will find a possible selection of fans that are well suited for radiators. Which I would like to test (because they are supposed to be very good for radiators) are the new ones from Lian-Li UNI FAN, which also have a good new concept for several fans led together.
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Actually, Corsair's ML120s are already included. they are usually ideal for radiators. I did a test at home with ML120 Pro and the SilentWings. The SilentWings were not audible at 32%, while the ML120 already produced noise at 30% (air noise?), the SilentWings even ran 100rpm faster. but since you have an insulated case, I would first see if it works. In terms of static pressure etc., both fans are about the same at low speed.
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you should be fine with 120mm, dark rock support an additional 120mm fan and should have brackets included. (just so: this is a set of 3, for the price of these 3 fans you would also get the dark rock pro 4).
i suspect this 135mm fan is actually 120mm, with a slightly larger fan blade.
(hole spacing approx. 105mm? not diagonal?)
Hello Slsstreit, yes it is possible to control these fans with the Commander Pro.
I have 6 SilentWings 3 myself: 3x 120mm (front), 2x 140mm (top) and 1x 140mm (rear), works perfectly.
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