💨 Ultra-Quiet BE QUIET! Pure Wings 2 92mm PWM Cooling Fan - BL038 for Efficient PC Cooling Review

I put ID-Cooling IS-30 on the cooler, instead of the native one. As a result, 500-plus turns, 30-35 degrees and silence. At first I even thought that the valve was not working, but no, it turns. For the sake of interest, I ran a stress test, 1200 rpm. and 60 degrees maximum, and the valve is almost inaudible. Why does no one make a connector on the fan? For some it is short, for others it is long.

In the miniATX case, he alone works on blowing and that's it. Athlon 2 processor (boxed cooler), RX-470 video, RAM - 4 GB AIDA 64 stress test for an hour (in a closed case): Motherboard- 40°, CPU - 44°, GPU - 68° worthy result. It works at 2022 rpm and you can't hear it from half a meter.

After Using Be Quiet! Proprietary fans in my desktop build (Silent Wings 3 120mm/140mm PWM). I decided to return to them for high performance quiet fans in my white box server build using the Fractal Design Node 304 case. This case has 2 x 92mm fans on the front. The Node 304 comes with two 92mm fans, but they aren't PWM and while I wouldn't say they're loud, they are audible. I thought they would be a great replacement as they offer equivalent or better cooling while still being quiet. I am…

I am using my Dell Precision T1650 case to build a sleep PC and need a new rear exhaust fan. This works well and is very quiet compared to the original Dell exhaust fan. Even though I have the reference Supercharger GPU (hopefully I can upgrade it if the prices aren't so absurd), every other fan in my system is muted anyway.

Airflow 33.15 CFM according to packaging. I wish it was stated in the description, hope it helps someone. Great fan, looks sturdy and feels good. Completely silent, my Mac fans are louder than that and that's saying something because I frigging love my Mac. I like the ridges on the blades, they seem to help with cooling. I bought this to replace the old noisy stock fan on my replacement Dell Optiplex 780 SFF PC with an Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650. I used Prime95 to test the CPU under full load and…

It's as quiet as Noctua but costs a little less. The only downside is that the CFM is slightly lower than the cheaper 92mm Noctua so they are perfect for top or front case fans but don't have a single rear vent if you have a powerful CPU that gets hot and only 1 fan used. At the moment I only buy German or Austrian fans. Also, I have a 4-pin PWM that fits perfectly into the 3-pin outlet pin on my Dell XPS 8700 case. Somehow the Dell mobo does a great job of controlling the fan speed even though

two coolers are on the processor tower, the temperature of the i5-7400 does not rise above 40-45 degrees in the load, while the coolers are not audible at all.

I bought it to replace the stock fan in the Cooler Master S200 cooler. The old one first stank of burnt plastic, and then it began to make noise and vibrate, as much as the body was shaking. I specially chose with speed control, because I didn’t need to go to the maximum, the processor is quite cold - core i5 4590, and no one likes excessive noise. Perfectly approached the plastic frame from the old cooler, even without screws. I was not disappointed, for the sake of the test I overclocked it…

We are talking about the 92 mm model. I took a NAS WD My Cloud Mirror to cool the network drive. I put it on top of the case, connected it from the USB drive itself. Max. the temperature of the discs dropped from 51 degrees to 36. At the same time, it is not audible at all. At first I thought about installing a control circuit to turn on the fan only when the temperature rises, and then I decided that with a declared resource of 10 years and at low speeds (from 5 V supply), it will outlive the…