you should test those new inwin fans to see if they are any good, would be nice to see a review on their rgb capabilities as well.

DEEPCOOl RF120 RGB they have a pretty competitive price point but no idea how good they are, there's little to no good reviews on them compare to other fans.

Great Video Steve, I can't wait to see the fan round Up. I am sorry for posting this Twice, I just really want to see this from you, as you have the BEST TESTING Methodology that I have seen from any Video Outlet, and you Rival the few Writteen Outlets, and NO ONE Has done the Thorough Testing that you would do, on this specific Fan. I know that this will not be the most popular pick because not many people use them, but because of their performance specs and the 1 trusted review that exists for them online, I have a case half full of Cooler Master JETFLO 120MM Fans. These fans CLAIM to move 95CFM with a static Pressure of 2.72mm/h2O at 100 Percent speed (2000Rpm) and claim to only be 36dB. While I have no way of testing the Static Pressure and Air Flow Claim, I do know through my own testing, that it is a LOT LOUDER then 36dB. Can You PLEASE Test this Claim for me, I know I will probably be the only one asking, but with Cooler Master Claiming those specs, they would appear to be some of the best balanced fans (Static Pressure and Air Flow) on the Market, and I would really like to see what your tests reveal. Also I would Love to see some tests done on Corsairs ML120 Fans, since these are what I am slowly replacing the JetFlo Fans with due to them being Quieter and having even better Static Pressure Specs, but again would love to see if the Manufacturers Specs Align with what you find. It Would Be AWESOME IF YOU COULD DO THESE 2! Thank You Steve! Cooler Master JetFlo 120MM Corsair ML120 120MM

Had to compare it to bike wheels ahahahha wonder why ^^

Please look at the property 3000rpm 120mm noctuas

It would be a blowout. If Noctua had Corsair's style sense and In-Win's Daisychaining, while maintaining their performance, nobody would use anything other than Noctua. Makes me wonder why they haven't done it yet.

Prosthetic limb lmao. This comment is sorely underrated.

They have black/grey fans, and have for awhile. They sold themselves as a premium brand for so long, yet their quality isn't that much better anymore. They used to have premium parts, materials, and designs to go with their price, but everyone else caught up.

@@thertsgamer3066 in-win daisychaining?

I actually like their colour scheme. However, I think people exaggerate a bit how much of an effect it would have on sales. For sure they could attract more casual buyers if they looked the way trends suggest, but Noctua have their audience. People who look for best air performance will usually buy Noctua regardless.

Are you a 220 mm Fan or 2 140 mm fan..lol

ufster81 “grow your fan in only three days!”

@ThatWasEpic made a video based on this exact pun 2 months ago. Check it out :)

Thats cool

Sure

Ever seen that effect while filming from inside a prop driven airplane? The blades appear to continuously bend and break.

That was sick 👌

My big 200mm RGB fans have the same effect in real life it looks neat

that's um... a certain visual effect i can't quite remember the name of but car wheels look the same at a certain rpm

Stroboscopic effect I believe.

If you didn't have hardware that needed the cooling, you could have definitely lowered the RPM to the point where it _didn't_ sound like a jet.

But how are the thermals? Does it keep your pc cool?

Would really like the see them tested as well

By what I have seen, they slightly beat out the Noctua offerings, but it is rather hard to get them over here in Murica land. Hopefully Steve will pick some up and review them

Apparently the non pwm eloops are better in terms of noise profile

Heard the same over at SilentPCreview

Well, I heard they have no static pressure and you can mount them only one way (dont fit many cases). They are not very universal.

Big Brown Beautiful Bastard indeed.

Stadium ARTs I got myself 4 of them as an early Christmas present, they are amazing

Also now available in Mainstream Black with the Chromax-Line :P

Jan-Christopher Estelmann I got the black and brown industrial fans and bought the white corner replacements, they look really nice

I got myself the AF14 IPPC 2000 PWMs and black replacement corners. Hoping they're silent enough now that the normal chromax ones are out :P

gazzola41 it depends on what your use case is. 3*120mm would provide more more vertical air flow space than a single 200mm, all depends on what area you need cooled and what kind of noise you are after.

Rob Payne yes please Steve. Mag Lev sounds fancy, but they are like double the cost here in Australia

Also, NZXT Aer. Almost forgot about those. Haven’t personally heard of someone buying them separately though

Yes!!

Be Quiet shadow wings and silent wings 2 are both more silent than the silent wings 3 which I returned because they made a humming noise even at like 500rpm

Interesting, I have never heard of that! Thanks for sharing. Wonder if that is a common issue. The SW 3 have great reviews where I have looked. Not all fan buyers are as particular as others though!

Arctic F12... Nothing beats it for the price...

Looked like the sticker to me.

if a sticker is slightly off center it looks wobbly

The fan is actually wobbling. You can see it at the ring on the outside of the fan, but it is not visible in this video.

i'm still running a HAF-X now. I'm actually looking to replace the fans :P

Kaleopan i hear ya, but I'm sure fans are much less than 1 watt.

Im curious... how many amps does a 200mm fan need? Cause back then I could imagine that a lot of motherboard headers would not have been able to provide enough power. Today there are a lot more boards that have headers meant for water pumps which could definitely provide enough power.

Rajesh, he's saying if your components are not that hot (which can be extrapolated from watts consumed), there's less chance you'll spend $20, $30, or $40 on new fans--and instead just use that for a better motherboard or RGB lights or maybe a pre-overclocked GPU.

Sypran the NF-A20 runs under 5-12V at 0.08A about 0.98W. That's not an issue for motherboards. Their 120mm NF-F12 runs at 12V and 0.05A about 0.6W.

I have both of those fans the af 120s and the 140s. The 140s run way slower than the 120s but they do push more air than the 120s and are slightly quieter. I did get a 140 that wobbles but it doesn't make any more noise than than the other. hopefully they'll run these through their tests.

I second the Corsair fans. I'd like to see LED vs Non-LED performance as well.

The reason to get Noctua fans over other fans is the 6 year warranty and excellent quality control. SP120s only have a two year warranty and some companies like CoolerMaster actually expect you to pay shipping when sending a $9 fan in for RMA lmao.

+Brian Crowe Acolyte sorry but the absolutely HORRIBLE look of those fans turn me off of them. Yes they have the best warranty and tend to work well but I'm building with function and FORM in mind. I'm not an RGB guy either but tan and brown is going back to the 80s.

@USMCRiptide Look at their new Noctua Chromax line of fans, you can customize the colors on them or something. Idk if they're the exact same fans though.

Gerg C haha yeah I'm sure it was more than 0 DB. But yes, very good fans. Once you have a beast of a computer that runs full load and doesn't even whisper, it's great! I think the turd Brown is sexy 😉

0Db when it's turned off I guess

Matt Keenan How is this doing that? Aside from being used as a test vessel, this content has nothing to do with that case.

Gamers Nexus The last bit about the h500p fan wobbling at 12:12. We tech watchers find it funny though. I almost bought the case until you revealed the shitty air flow so I am grateful.

I wouldn't call an objective observation "$#@%!ing" on a product though. All he did was point out the fact that their chassis was modded before someone went out on a rampage about how "Gamers Nexus' data shows better performance." Discussing how testing is done is pretty standard when reporting laboratory experiments and GN always emphasizes how their tests were conducted; meaning that anyone should be able to replicate the test environment and see results for themselves. =\

you can see the noctua fan wobbling around too, wonder why that didnt get the same attention as the cm fans

I've found having a solid side panel with no fan prolongs the life of a motherboard by at least 19 years.

ive found that since i have my motherboard and its not long , intel changed 5 of them if numbers are correct , z97 here x399 is the new king isnt it , no side panel cooling tho i even have some thermo-acoustic isolation on the side panels , and my discs are hanging on rubber . Guess its not good for them but silence man , absolute silence , Noctua has a part in it as well cant say they dont

Kostas Bezaitis no that's not the reason, you can have mounting for 120/140 and 200mm. The reason 200mm went away was because the style of cases changed alot from the big beefmeisters like the CoolerMaster HAF series used to be, they became more showpiece cases with nice sleek designs that just didn't have room to accommodate 200mm fans.

Are temperatures a problem? I feel like you'd have headroom with a 360 rad. Keep in mind some chips are just made shit. No fancy fans will save them.