@@HardwareForGamers For me, i'd rather see you go up to 140mm fans, than drop down to 80's. 80mm fans are passe'... too loud for their airflow, and most cases have spots for 120/140mm..and most coolers use 120/140mm..
I had the Arctic P12s. Good airflow but god awful motor hum at around 1K RPM. I have a P12 Redux paired with a handful of A12x25s, S12A Chromax, and two A14 iPPCs. It keeps up well with its other brothers while remaining quiet.
7:17 LMAOO i bursted laughing
But seriously, why the fuck not.
I agree. Long ago I used 80mm Noctua I did not like. It would be interesting to review new redux. Even if today people are not interested in 80mm 🙁
I might get to 80mm fans someday.
@@HardwareForGamers For me, i'd rather see you go up to 140mm fans, than drop down to 80's. 80mm fans are passe'... too loud for their airflow, and most cases have spots for 120/140mm..and most coolers use 120/140mm..
@@Mr1Tanker I have some 140mm fan that I'll get to testing soon.
Interesting that they're cutting costs with this next to nothing cost anti-vibration pads while charging more cause they're Noctua....
Yeah it's Noctua, so I don't really get it.
Are they worth it?
They're not bad, but I think they're better price to performance fans. I would say look at the Arctic F12's or P12's
@@HardwareForGamers what the difference between the f12s and p12s?
@@HardwareForGamers Could you do a test on the deepcool fk120? I was looking at getting those fans but don’t know if they are worth it.
I had the Arctic P12s. Good airflow but god awful motor hum at around 1K RPM. I have a P12 Redux paired with a handful of A12x25s, S12A Chromax, and two A14 iPPCs. It keeps up well with its other brothers while remaining quiet.
@@Iridiumcosmos yeah i ended up getting the arctic p14s