- #Be quiet silent wings 3 vs noctua upgrade#
- #Be quiet silent wings 3 vs noctua full#
- #Be quiet silent wings 3 vs noctua pro#
- #Be quiet silent wings 3 vs noctua Pc#
The company is also offering high-speed versions of its Pure Wings 2 fans. Naturally, be quiet! says these are the quietest fans in its lineup.īe quiet! Pure Wings 2 140-mm fan.
#Be quiet silent wings 3 vs noctua full#
Be quiet! specs the loudest Shadow Wings 2 fan for 15.7 dBA at full speed-well below the noise floor in most environments. The manufacturer says that, thanks to its airflow-optimized design, the 140-mm Shadow Wings 2 fan can move 49.8 CFM of air while spinning at just 900 RPM.Īs you'd expect from such a low rotational speed, these fans are functionally silent. The Shadow Wings 2 fans are 120- and 140-mm fans (sold with or without PWM speed control) that are designed for low-noise operation. We saw be quiet! at CES and snapped a shot of the Shadow Wings 2 fans in white.
#Be quiet silent wings 3 vs noctua upgrade#
About air pressure I will referr to reviewer (just didn't test the fans with a radiator) and the Noctua AF14 seems to be the weakest one while the Corsair should be the best one, strictly followed by Silent Wings 3.German case and cooling manufacturer be quiet! already sells a whole series of fans, but today the Shadow Wings series got an upgrade to version two, while the Pure Wings 2 family gained some new members as well. However I really think that magnetic levitation purpose is mostly a marketing weapon in regard of noise emission, much more usefull for life span. Noise fan is even subjective, I must say. You got 32 of them so Your experience is way bigger than mine. Maybe it was a faulty fan, I just can't say. The Ml140 I tested was a bit noisy at 1200 rpm, nothing terrible but I could definitely hear it over the Bequiet one. Īnd just google reviews on ML120pro and 95% highly recommend the fan so it's based upon fact my statement
#Be quiet silent wings 3 vs noctua pro#
I got 32 corsair ML 120 pro i and I'm using ml140 for exhaust work where the fit the bill 100% but the 120mm ML shifts almost 80cfm and has a stativ pressure of Max 4.20 H2O and Max DB is 37 im presuming some of,you are using radiatorsĪnd i dont hear the,corsair fan more or less in my full lovads the magnetic levitation construction is much less sound in than traditional ballbearings and the maglev lifespan is around! 150000-200000 hours and under 1200 they can't be heard it's probably the ultimate fan for airflow and static pressure in the market. Thing is you guys we even talked about air pressure are you guys aware of this? Using them as case fans does not usually require a so high rmp so You can use which one You preferr (aesthetic/price) and the noise will be way similar at the same rpm. I was just curios and I had the possibility to make this test. Perhaps noise was tested using the same microphone at different rpm/voltage range (600/800/100/1200/1400 if I remember correctly). Of course I am not a professional reviewer so You can consider my test as a personal opinion. I don't have a documented test, I just wrote down the noise/rpm ratio and tested the airflow by considering different sensors temp.
#Be quiet silent wings 3 vs noctua Pc#
I used to work in assembling pc at my brother magasine, so I can test some components on some occasions. I have just tested all of them before completing my build. Ok i do like to know on what,facts ur Basinger ur option? Just personal referenser or documented testernas ? Perhaps the Bequiet fans are usually a bit more expensive and bundle doesn't come with low noise adapter or two way splitter, as Noctua one Corsair ML140 and Noctua A14 are similar within same range (Noctua is a bit better) but can't compete with BeQuiet ones. Silent wings 3 pwm high speed are inaubidle within 950 rpm and move a lot of air. The best ones are Silent Wings 3 (SW2 are good too) in silent/performance ratio.
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