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Should I get this kit ? - 11/19/2005 12:30:10 PM

major9686

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THERMALTAKE A1873 - 4 Channel 8025 VR Fan Kit with 3.5” control

http://www.noacomp.co.il/product.asp?productid=1584

The price is kinda cheap .. each fan alone cost 50nis .. and that 3.5 control probably also ~50 ..
the question is .. are those fans any good ?
I wanna replace them with the 80mm I got at the moment (normal cheiftec)

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RE: Should I get this kit ? - 11/19/2005 7:37:55 PM

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At the same page is Arctic-Cooling Freezer 7 PRO, did you see it?

As for the Tt kit if you replace two 80mm for an 120mm, sure you'll gain in noise while those Tt fans have good CFM, as minos already told you. I don't know the exact CFM of your previous 80mm fans to tell you if you'll see any difference. Anyway it is good that there is a regulator for the fans since in low rotation speed there will no noise while in high definately extremely high CFM.

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RE: Should I get this kit ? - 11/20/2005 1:08:24 AM

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ORIGINAL: minos

The cfm is much higher for a 120mm fan than from a 80mm. The noise is also lower from a single fan than two.

I already got 2 slots in the back for 80mm and 2 on the front ..
I wanna occupie them ;)
hmmm .. if only I knew what was specs for my currant fans ..
I think that those are my currant fans :
http://www.chieftec.com/products/cooler/fan.htm

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RE: Should I get this kit ? - 11/20/2005 6:56:11 AM

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I foy have two slots for 80mm fan then the 120mm won't fit.

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RE: Should I get this kit ? - 11/20/2005 7:53:03 AM

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ORIGINAL: Antonio

I foy have two slots for 80mm fan then the 120mm won't fit.

didnt understand what you just wrote :(

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RE: Should I get this kit ? - 11/21/2005 4:33:25 AM

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LOL

...I foy ...

If you

typing mistake due to speed

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RE: Should I get this kit ? - 11/21/2005 4:44:55 AM

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quote:

ORIGINAL: Antonio

LOL

...I foy ...

If you

typing mistake due to speed

ok ..
on my chieftec dragon case .. there are 2 slots for 80mm on front and 2 for 80mm on back ..
but the fans are attached to some purple thingy that looks like it can be removed ..
so I think I can take the purple thigy and then I will be able to put 120mm but Im not sure .. later today I will try to take one of the purple thingies off and check the distance .. if I have over 90mm or 120mm space over there :)

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