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I'm still loving my T30 fans, but these do look better, for sure. Thumbs up!

@HardwareBusters

3 ай бұрын

The T30 still remains top in normalized noise output.

@Zombie101

2 ай бұрын

T30 much better

While power consumption is high enough, I liked the software idea and I believe these fans would be adequate for e.g. AIOs. Another great review, as always.

Is refreshing to see the aim at cfm and static pressure instead of only sound.

Congrats on incredible testing. Best on the net when it comes to proper measured testing using calibrated top notch equipment. On this review though I still think the T30's are the King. Because at most normalised noise levels that most people would want to run the T30's still come out on top. I don't know a lot of people who would want to run their noise levels above 38 decibels. Even that for me is too high. I try stay under 35 max and try aim for around 25-30 in most intense workloads. But yes at all out full speed noise levels above 45 decibels I guess these Hyte fans are the performance toppers.

@HardwareBusters

3 ай бұрын

T30s remain top in normalized indeed!

I'm waiting for when the RGB accessories have enough computing power to run Doom on their own. Everything has its own microcontroller! 😅

Great, thank you !!!

noctua GOAT