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c3h8
Greater than one weekI bought these as case fans for a high airflow case. I have about 3 pushing and 1 pulling air through the case. At full speed they can be heard, at about 800 rpm which is where my motherboard keeps them the noise level is well below ambient- air conditioning, and plumbing are much louder.
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Derek R
Greater than one weekIve had these for a couple of months now. Out of curiosity, I set them to 100% and all I could hear was wooshing from the air.
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Bradley Moon
> 3 dayQuiet and great airflow
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Tall_Tiger
> 3 dayThis fan matches the one attached to my heat sink.
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LLP
> 3 dayI purchased the Scythe Kaze fan to add another fan to my Mugen 5.
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Mark Good
Greater than one weekI couldnt be more satisfied with the quality and performance of this fan. However Im finding it slightly more expensive than the reviews I have read or watched. That being said, it doesnt deter from the fact that I like this fan for noise level and warmth. Scythe deserves the same respect as any of the best.
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david
Greater than one weekwas iffy on these fans, as i have never used the brand. So i went ahead and got them, upon starting up my pc, i could feel the fans moving lots of air. they are quite. And that is 2 of my main things i look for with pc fans. These things are not Noctuas. But they are very very close. cables are nice and braded. the antivibration rubber pads do their job. I would buy these again. Just make sure to get PWM.
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Mario Rosales
Greater than one weekGreat fan, i buy to install on a Scythe Fuma 2 as a 3rd exhaust fan... i have the Fuma2 cooling a AmD Ryzen9 3900x ang goes excellent.
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DonnaH
> 3 daySo far the fan moves air like is supposed to. There are no directions for installing but its pretty straight forward.
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J.P.
> 3 dayScythe has been my Go-To case fan for a while. I like slow & quiet. That being said, these are their slowest fan, and there is a limit to under-volting them. Specs say 300-1200 rpm, but they don’t start up reliably if running under 600. Still very happy with them.