Lian Li UNI Fan P28 - 0% RGB but 100% PERFORMANCE

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Although Lian Li UNI Fans were always present at the top of every Benchmark Chart, each had a fatal flaw: too much RGB. With the new Lian LI UNI Fan P28, they removed all of that FPS limiting lightening and replace it with raw performance! Let's take a closer look!
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00:00 Introduction
00:40 General Information
01:22 Max Performance Benchmark
02:00 Noise to Performance
03:00 Sound Test
03:47 Radiator Fan Test
07:12 Specs
08:23 Max Speed Regulator
10:09 Mounting System
10:54 Summary & Build Quality
12:38 Outro
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@rusTORK Жыл бұрын

So underrated channel, so underrated... When i find it i think i view 20 or 30 videos about fans. I have got Phatneks PH-TC14PE - it's 140mm dual tower air cooler in black color, but with white frame fans... And i still looking for great 140mm fans.

@4Leka Жыл бұрын

Maybe invert the noise axis for the radiator graph so that the lines grow up with rising noise levels?

@Garrett1974 Жыл бұрын

P12 Max is simply not an option, lots of people complain about weird noises it makes, something is definitely up with those fans... QC issues maybe? At 11:30 I can see that the fan mounting holes are "deeper"... so when screwing the fans on radiators you can use the same screws as on 25mm fans...that is some good thinking on Lian Li's part there 👌 (but that's also mentioned at 12:00 thanks STS!)

@Tinyboyyy Жыл бұрын

If noise is an issue maybe these wont fit either. They seem to have a highpitch sound profile. Another youtuber talked about it at about the 8:15 mark : kzfaq.info/get/bejne/qbxjksuVytqRmGw.html&pp=ygUDUDI4

@wolniacha_tv Жыл бұрын

I can confirm that, order 3 of those and all of them had that high pitched whine. I could not hear the fan itself but the bearing whine noise. Returned them immedietely

@MajorSpam Жыл бұрын

Finally a centipede fan without rgb. Now they just have to add a version that spins clockwise to reduce turbulence, and sweep the bars that hold the motor in place like in the Silverstone AirPenetrator 180 and they have a sell.

@Shyvorix 5 ай бұрын

Is there even any fan on the market that spins clockwise without it being reverse flow? I heavily doubt that the direction would matter when it comes to turbulence, only distance between the fan itself and whatever restriction it is closest to, hence noctua has those spacers for their fans, and many folks with custom 3D-printed ones. As for the bars being swept, ngl I rarely if ever see them like that. Would be interesting to see the difference between those with and without in the same product line.

@MajorSpam 5 ай бұрын

@@Shyvorix Scythe fans

@Shyvorix 5 ай бұрын

@MajorSpam Oh, I just checked them out, not bad. If anything, I don't see the benefit of clockwise blade direction, but I'm quite interested in that fantastic MTTF and motor.

@MajorSpam 5 ай бұрын

@@Shyvorix It's to combine clock-wise and counter-clock-wise like on GPUs. Like NF-A12 Grand Tornado NF-A12

@MrUigobb Жыл бұрын

I think it is better to actually compare them to the AL120 v2s which you said was a great radiator fan as well

@STSYT Жыл бұрын

Will be done once everything is benchmarked

@AntoineFinch Жыл бұрын

How would this work in a lancool II mesh as case fans?

@elteacher0223 Жыл бұрын

I see Lian Li gives a lot of info on the P28 details, where the state cfm, noise and statir pressure at the 3 modes the fan performs, that way you have a better idea... Correct me if Im wrong, but others only tell you the rpm and cfm at each mode, not static pressure... They are meant for.use on fins array (to push through), static pressure info is most important info for each mode 😊

@STSYT Жыл бұрын

As most fans out there don’t come with any sort of ‘modes’, you usually only get the numbers for max speed. Lian li did us a little favor by providing the CFM for each mode they created. Having the Static pressure too would have been nice though

@STSYT Жыл бұрын

Don’t forget that CFM and Static Pressure are very theoretical numbers. The numbers that you read on spec sheets are either with absolutely 0 restrictions (cfm) or with 100% restriction and the absolute max amount of pressure a fan can lift (static pressure) While one of them is at 100%, the other one will be at 0. Thus, neither can ever be achieved. Neither of the three (rpm,cfm,ss) can give you a full image of how it will perform, but all three combined can paint a pretty good picture

@pxwv8196 3 ай бұрын

According to the chart at 2:23, the Phanteks T30 (about 80 degrees) is an insane 23-24 degrees HOTTER than the Lian Li UNI (57-58 degrees) when both running at 42 decibels. Are you sure that chart is correct? That seems absolutely outrageous especially considering the Phanteks T30 is generally considered one of the best, if not the best, 120 mm fans. Not only that, but for most of the chart the Phanteks T30 is in second-last place and is often a whopping 5-15 degrees hotter than almost all the other fans despite it basically being the best 120 mm fan. Something seems wayyy off with some of these charts. Same story with the Arctic P12 and P12 max. At the same volume, 42 decibels, the non-max (87 degrees) is somehow a ridiculous 24 degrees hotter than the max (around 63 degrees). I feel like something is way, way, way off with some of these charts, especially the noise-to-temp charts. In order to get a whopping 20-25 degree C difference with fans, you have to basically have one fan run at full speed and have the other fan basically turned off completely. There's no way 2 fairly similar fans (besides higher max RPM) like the P12 and P12 max are going to have an outrageous 20-25 degree difference in temperature when running at identical decibels. There's just no way.

@vladsta3833 Жыл бұрын

The people(me) want to see a review of the new thermaltake toughfan pro.

@STSYT Жыл бұрын

The host(me) heard the people(you). It’s on the to-do list

@luizarcelez9481 Жыл бұрын

Hello, very good review, check: I have always been a fan of the curves that Corsair offers, can I use these fans with a Comander Pro controller? when joining the 3 fans I only have 1 output 4-pin.

@STSYT Жыл бұрын

Thanks! Yeah, should work just fine. But I wouldn’t chain more than 3x to a single PWM port

@xxVanos 11 ай бұрын

Yes you most definitely can! I have a bunch of P12 ARGBs and have them all connected to my Commander Pro/Core.

@Omega-EP Ай бұрын

Is that you, Daniel Larson?

@ihatecheaterss1 Жыл бұрын

Nice fans. There's no "0 rpm" mode?

@Wetboyslim Жыл бұрын

At 2600 rpm it sounds luke an airliner takeoff...

@PainIsntExist 6 ай бұрын

P28 Is it best to use a push or pull hook on the radiator?

@ChromaticBlade Жыл бұрын

We really need 140mm version of **these** kind of fans , i want to replace the bottom fans of my lian li o11 air mini with some static pressure 140s but NOBODY makes them

@CoolColJ Жыл бұрын

Arctic p14 ARGB works well enough, better than standard P14

@Jorgensen99 Жыл бұрын

Arctic or BeQuiet?

@CoolColJ Жыл бұрын

@@Jorgensen99 I find the Arctic ARGB P12 and P14 have less motor noise and hum than my Silent Wings 4 and T30 fans. Mostly just air hiss noise at high RPMs.

@casinojka Жыл бұрын

What about thermlatake 140 toughfans?

@CoolColJ Жыл бұрын

@@casinojka pretty bad based on benchmarks, like 10cfm less than Arctic P14 ARGB And Silent Wings 4 in case fan scenario at 25-40db