Iceberg Thermal IceGALE Bearing Performance Review

In general, a very strong rumble of the fan is its main drawback. For myself, I don’t see any reason to use it over 1500 rpm. I can only recommend it to those who don’t care about the noise factor, or, well, the case that dampens the noise.

Noise level: - at 1500rpm it is completely silent; - at 2022rpm there is a slight rustle of blown air; - at 2200rpm, engine noise begins to manifest itself, but not annoyingly; - at 2500rpm it looks like the work of a building hair dryer; - at 2906rpm (no longer spinning) the roar of the vacuum cleaner. I set the limit to 85% of the revolutions, while the noise at a distance of 1 meter in a closed case (ZET GAMING Rare M1) was 52 dB, at 100% - 57 dB.

Sharing my insights and opinion.The airflow is very good. But at maximum speed, the roar is very noticeable. It performs its functions 100%. I'm satisfied!

The manufacturer packaged the fan very sensibly: as cheaply as possible, but not at the expense of quality. There is no marketing in the product, everything is to the point.

The turntables are very strong; instead of using the factory settings, I set one to blowing and two to dropsy: -9 degrees for the processor and -7 degrees for the video card. Maximum speed is noisy, but what did you expect? 70 purge, half pressure, and 3000 rpm! unquestionably one of the best possibilities on the market @ $2700 for three pieces. In addition, they appear much better in person than in the photograph.

I attempted to evaluate the effectiveness of the Cooler Master 120 at 2022 revolutions per minute by mounting the FX8350 on the tower and subjecting it to a stress test for a duration of thirty minutes. In conclusion, the temperature graph is virtually same, despite the fact that Cooler Master is a lot less noisy. Has some pros: It blows well, at low speeds it is completely silent, and I believe the service life is wonderful. Below are some downsides: When traveling at speeds greater than 1,500

Has pros: The computer replaced the heater, it blows daibozhe, I also like the sound of the airfield, I love airplanes. Got cons: Could blow harder, the sound is not enough, you need to be louder.

I put it on a processor cooler, it cools well, but it makes a lot of noise and is rather disgusting, not just the noise of the air flow, but the motor itself howls.

I bought it to replace standard fans in the SVO, because. they could not cope with the cooling of the Core I9 12900. With these fans, immediately - 10C under load.

Great. I'll take more! Its pros: Quality bearings! Works great. Noise only if you play a serious game. And so very quiet. With its cons: There is no adapter included if you need to connect two fans and insert them into one connector on the board.

If you run all three to their full capacity, in addition to a deafening roar, you may discover that the temperatures of the processor and the video camera have lowered by 10 degrees when they are under stress. This is highly improbable, but it is still a triumph. I have one processor on the tower and two for blowing out from behind. To this point, I have it configured so that the maximum speed does not exceed 1700, but the speed while it is not being used is 600. While I listen, could you tell…

Installed all three of them. Three for the turret, and just one for the hull in the back. It goes out with a loud explosion. The highest temperature recorded at Ryazhenka 5 3600 was 61 degrees. It maintains an average temperature of between 40 and 42 degrees. I didn't turn it on all the way because at 60 percent of its capacity it creates a noise similar to that of a helicopter taking off.

Bought in the bearded years "Cooler Master XtraFlo (R4-XFBL-22PR-R1)" have a similar blade geometry, but there are fewer blades and they are larger. They blow better with a comparable noise level. With its pros: All turntables are noisy in the range up to 1200 rpm +_ 200 rpm, depending on the manufacturer of the whistle (design features / materials used) and the type of barrier used: radiator / dust collector / design features of the case. The only difference is what kind of noise. 1) the noise

The airflow is very good. But at maximum speed, the roar is very noticeable. It performs its functions 100%. I'm satisfied!

Different pros: It blows normally, for all the money. Of course, not Noctua, but also on the level. It buzzes normally. Has some cons: Infection, he screwed up my finger when he tried to put it in a working one at full speed. And the blades didn't even break.

Some pros: It cools my processor perfectly, and I have it from 8 cores of 4 Gg each. CPU type OctalCore AMD FX-8350, 4219 MHz (21 x 201) Cons below: Well, it can be a bit noisy at maximum speed, but this is normal and not very annoying. And then only when the processor is loaded at 100% this happens.

Installed all 3. Two for the turret, one for the rear hull. Blows out with a bang. Ryazhenka 5 3600 rose to a maximum of 61 degrees. On average, it keeps the temperature up to 40-42 I didn’t turn it on to full power, because at 60 percent it makes noise like a helicopter on takeoff

Monstrous turntables, at 3000 rpm only suitable for miners because of the noise. I put myself in a cramped stuffy building 2 such 140k for blowing in, 1 120k for blowing out (+ dropsy for blowing out), limited the maximum speed by 75%. Compared to the old dead aerocules, I brought down the temperature by 10 degrees. Zotak 3080ti and 5800x work in heavy games at 65-72 degrees. Is it legal at all? Card h cheap cooling. These are temperatures as in an open stand, the card used to warm up to 80!