I think you're one of the few people that have put out a video review on these SilverStone fans in English. STS has covered their 160mm ARGB version but not this one though. One of the local computer stores in Canada is selling these for $54.99 reg. and when on Sale for $34.99 ea. Canadian. A little cheaper than the NF-A12x25 and NF-F12 iPPC 3000 PWM fan when there's a sale. Could not find it on Amazon Canada. The Phanteks T30, Noctua NF iPPC, and be Quiet! Silent Wing 4 Pro are probably it's closes rival but this is the only high performance fan that I know that has an ARGB feature.
Thank you 👍 I know, some viewer recommended to add the Phanteks Halos rgb adapter to the be quiet ones which is not a bad idea if you have a few mm to spare.
@@Glob3Tech I'm not sure about those Phanteks Halos. It seems some users have commented that the LEDs start to go funny/malfuction after 6 months after use. SilverStone has a similar product though not sure how good they are.
Would 3x of these for about $104.97 CAD (when on sale for $34.99/fan) be a better deal than the 3 pack of be quiet! Light Wings 120 High Speed 3-pack for reg. $109.99 CAD?? What would you recommend are a rear 120/140mm exhaust fan (argb)? Should it be same as brand/specs as what on the AIO/top case exhaust fans?? Thanks.
Hm, on paper the Silverstone ones have better numbers regarding aiflow and static pressure. Because I haven't tested the light wings, can't say for sure. Regarding the rear exhaust, I would suggest case fans to be 140mm if possible for silent operation purposes since they move similar or more air at lower rpm than 120mm ones. So it's up to you if you want everyrhinflg to match. In my experience as long as there is some airflow in the case, you are good 👍
@@Glob3Tech If I were to buy 3 shark force 120 and set them to around below 75% I should be okay for noise while still have lots of cfm and static pressure over the be quiet Light Wings 120 HS through a top mounted 360mm AIO radiator? I guess it would be similar if using the Phanteks T30s instead.
@@Glob3Tech Since there's only a 1 year standard warranty instead 3+ years. Should I add an extra In-store 2 year extra warranty protection ($4.55 CAD) for these fans or unlikely I'll need that?? (3yrs is $5.25). Thanks again!
@𝙈𝙧.𝙁𝙧𝙚𝙚𝙢𝙖𝙣 These absolutely shit on the noctuas in airflow and idk where ur from but here in Australia the noctuas are twice as expensive. So yeah, twice the price, half the airflow and a quarter of the static pressure is hardly what I'd call the obvious buy 😂. Like all that for what? Slightly less noise and extra reliability? Well the reliability is offset by the price but if you want very low noise sure but unless u build around low noise specifically the 18db is going to be made irrelevant by basically anything existing (for context that's about the noise of a ticking watch, it's fucking impressively quiet dont get me wrong but theres just no way there isn't something in ur pc way louder)
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Thanks bro bro 😎💪
I think you're one of the few people that have put out a video review on these SilverStone fans in English. STS has covered their 160mm ARGB version but not this one though. One of the local computer stores in Canada is selling these for $54.99 reg. and when on Sale for $34.99 ea. Canadian. A little cheaper than the NF-A12x25 and NF-F12 iPPC 3000 PWM fan when there's a sale. Could not find it on Amazon Canada.
The Phanteks T30, Noctua NF iPPC, and be Quiet! Silent Wing 4 Pro are probably it's closes rival but this is the only high performance fan that I know that has an ARGB feature.
Thank you 👍 I know, some viewer recommended to add the Phanteks Halos rgb adapter to the be quiet ones which is not a bad idea if you have a few mm to spare.
@@Glob3Tech I'm not sure about those Phanteks Halos. It seems some users have commented that the LEDs start to go funny/malfuction after 6 months after use. SilverStone has a similar product though not sure how good they are.
@@linndoria I see. Might try to get some to review from Silverstone and go from there.
@@Glob3Tech Sure. You could also google to see what other people experience with them too.
@@linndoria True but way nicer to do a video myself 😁
phanteks t30 or silverstone sf120?
If you can fit t30s, yes. I didn't test them personally. Or the be quiet 4 pro. I covered them in a video as well. 👍
Are these the best static pressure fan?
@@Mojo_DK Absolute best, the Phanteks T30s. Over 7mmh2o. But 5mm thicker.
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Are they compatible with Asus Aura? Never mind, you just said it :D
Would 3x of these for about $104.97 CAD (when on sale for $34.99/fan) be a better deal than the 3 pack of be quiet! Light Wings 120 High Speed 3-pack for reg. $109.99 CAD??
What would you recommend are a rear 120/140mm exhaust fan (argb)? Should it be same as brand/specs as what on the AIO/top case exhaust fans?? Thanks.
Hm, on paper the Silverstone ones have better numbers regarding aiflow and static pressure. Because I haven't tested the light wings, can't say for sure.
Regarding the rear exhaust, I would suggest case fans to be 140mm if possible for silent operation purposes since they move similar or more air at lower rpm than 120mm ones. So it's up to you if you want everyrhinflg to match. In my experience as long as there is some airflow in the case, you are good 👍
@@Glob3Tech If I were to buy 3 shark force 120 and set them to around below 75% I should be okay for noise while still have lots of cfm and static pressure over the be quiet Light Wings 120 HS through a top mounted 360mm AIO radiator?
I guess it would be similar if using the Phanteks T30s instead.
@@linndoria Don't know on the noise front since I don't have them to retest but cfm wise, should be what you are looking for.
@@Glob3Tech Since there's only a 1 year standard warranty instead 3+ years. Should I add an extra In-store 2 year extra warranty protection ($4.55 CAD) for these fans or unlikely I'll need that?? (3yrs is $5.25). Thanks again!
@@linndoria I would say that extra peace of mind is worth that relative small price 👍
Are they better than Noctuas?
Only in the higher rpm range.
@@Glob3Tech In my opinion they are overpriced though since for that kind of money might as well get noctua chromax!
@@AutodidactEngineer I agree there. Or even the new silent wing 4 from bequiet. See if i cam get some to test out.
@@Glob3Tech will be looking forward to see the test vid :)
@𝙈𝙧.𝙁𝙧𝙚𝙚𝙢𝙖𝙣 These absolutely shit on the noctuas in airflow and idk where ur from but here in Australia the noctuas are twice as expensive. So yeah, twice the price, half the airflow and a quarter of the static pressure is hardly what I'd call the obvious buy 😂. Like all that for what? Slightly less noise and extra reliability? Well the reliability is offset by the price but if you want very low noise sure but unless u build around low noise specifically the 18db is going to be made irrelevant by basically anything existing (for context that's about the noise of a ticking watch, it's fucking impressively quiet dont get me wrong but theres just no way there isn't something in ur pc way louder)