case fan be quiet! Shadow Wings 2 140mm PWM, black Review

Please note: the bearing is sliding and not hydrodynamic. There is a video review: ? v=xgQMmPycnWo Some pros: Really quiet, anti-vibration mount included, no tools needed for installation. Pulse frequency control circuit. Adequate technical support service: response to a question - a day, you do not need to register your product and create an account, as many manufacturers now practice. In the end, a stylish strict design. Cons: If you put it on blown on the back wall of the PC, then the…

An excellent fan for lovers of silence. Rubberized fasteners. Easy installation. What you need for lovers of aesthetics.

For such money, it may not be the best choice, but there is a manufacturer's guarantee, and the quiet operation is worth it. It remains only to replace the processor cooler.

If the price were a little lower, the whole case would be stuck with these turntables, now I’m thinking of putting cooling and power supply from be quiet

the kit comes with anti-vibration spacers and plastic soft chopsticks for attaching coolers to the case (third photo). Fastest and most convenient to mount the cooler in this way) plus these mounts contribute to the overall silence of the system)

I also have a bik body, and there are ordinary wings. Well, I wouldn’t say that the difference is directly significant, but I put salentas 4 on dropsy. Why am I saying that they are budget, that their top-end turntables are all normal and almost silent. On that overpay, it's up to you. Personally, their mount came to me, otherwise I would have taken simple ones

Pros: The quietest on the market. Convenient fastening. Rubber edging ring. Has cons: Low performance. If you take something to blow it out, it won't work. Creates a soft stream, not suitable for blowing something through.

I don’t know if someone often needs a more compact mount, yet the size of the fan is usually supported by the case along with the fasteners, but it happens that the 140 does not fit with the frame, this is provided here. The fan is very quiet, most of the time it works at low and medium speeds, at the highest speeds it makes a noticeable noise, but with the wind, i. E. there is no annoying noise from it.

Large screws, but at the same time ergonomic. From a complete set - the fan, convenient fastenings (finally) and the instruction. I don't know what else is needed. Absolute silence at work. In standby mode, the fans run at 500-600 rpm. Under load, the speed rises to 900-1000, but only the air flow itself becomes slightly audible, no more. After setting the fans to blowing -3 degrees in a closed system unit, before installing them, there was one regular screw from the case.