Iceberg Thermal IceGALE Xtra 120Mm PWM High Performance Case Fan ((3-Pack) Gray) Review

Those turntables are monstrous, and at 3000 rpm, only the miners can hear them. I stifled my speed to a maximum of 75% by locking myself in a stuffy building (I got 140k for blowing in and 120k for blowing out, plus dropsy for blowing out). I lowered the temperature by 10 degrees from when the old aerocules were still alive. Both the Zotac 3080ti and 5800X are functional in demanding games between the temperatures of 65 and 72 degrees. Is there any legitimacy to this claim? Low-cost cooling…

The 8-core, 4-gigahertz processor I have is wonderfully cooled thanks to this. Octa-core AMD FX-8350 processor, running at 4219 MHz (21 x 201) Containing negatives: At top speed, there is some noise, but that's to be expected and isn't particularly bothersome. This happens only when the CPU is being used to its maximum capacity.

A normal amount of wind is produced for the price. Obviously not Noctua, but also very honest. Constant buzzing is heard. The negative aspects: When he frantically tried to insert my infected finger into a functional socket, he messed it up. And the blades held up fine without cracking.

Added all three. Three for the turret, and one for the tail section. A loud explosion occurs. The temperature peaked at 61 degrees on Ryazhenka 5 3600. Maintains an average temperature of 40–42 degrees At 60% power, it sounds like a helicopter taking off, therefore I didn't utilize it to its maximum potential.

The blade geometry of the "Cooler Master XtraFlo (R4-XFBL-22PR-R1)" purchased in the years of the beard is identical, but there are fewer and larger blades. They blow more effectively at a similar noise level. Its benefits Depending on the manufacturer of the whistle (design features/materials used) and the type of barrier utilized—radiator/dust collector/case design features—all turntables are noisy up to 1200 rpm +_ 200 rpm. The type of noise makes the sole difference. 1) the sound of air…

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

I tried to compare the efficiency with the Cooler Master 120 at 2022 rpm - I put the FX8350 on the tower through the tower, ran a stress test for half an hour. So, the temperature graph is almost the same, despite the fact that Cooler Master is much quieter. Has pros: It blows well, at low speeds it is absolutely silent, the service life, I suppose, is great. Got cons: At speeds above 1500 it is very noisy, in everyday life at such speeds there are few people who want to listen to this howl.