NB! Apparently Lian-Li also has a 6 year WARRANTY for those fans, not sure why my box had 2 years printed on it?? :)

I wish that 30 mm was the new standard. The performance improvement is beyond worth it. I'd love to see how a 30 mm thick Be Quiet or Noctua would perform.

@theTechNotice

Жыл бұрын

same!

@AutodidactEngineer

Жыл бұрын

I' think they should move to a more standard 38mm variant because 30mm leaves a lot to be desired😅

@Jal3nJ0HN50N

9 ай бұрын

Say pause

@Yardo

9 ай бұрын

Sadly the 30mm already doesn’t fit in many ITX cases. The 28mm looks like it might be sold that problem, though.

@elteacher0223

6 ай бұрын

Same here!

PS! Correction - The Arctic FAN speed is 3300RPM at MAX, not 3000 as mentioned in the video!

@thiagodelgado3128

Жыл бұрын

what your using for for gpu support?

@joint831

Жыл бұрын

And what the noise level is at 3300 rpm?

@rcortez5979

Жыл бұрын

​@@thiagodelgado3128 human bones

@thiagodelgado3128

Жыл бұрын

@@rcortez5979 better than actual that comes in the box

@ledoynier3694

Жыл бұрын

@@joint831 Must be quite a lot since they are ball bearing fans. That also makes the 6 years warranty a good thing because this bearing type is traditionally more prone to failure compared to fluid bearing. Also noisier at low speeds.

Do you not find 3000 RPM a bit too loud? Normally faster than 1500 RPM is not worth it to me. 😢

@-opus

Жыл бұрын

Bigger, slower fans are a better choice in my opinion

@qlum

Жыл бұрын

I agree, at the point the fans need to take-off at 3000 RPM I generally prefer to just throttle and lose a bit of performance.

@scarkillerful

Жыл бұрын

You don't need to take it all the way to 3000rpm for good performance. The phanteks t30 will beat the standard Noctua at the same RPM. If you need more headroom, you have the option of going all the way to 3000, but it's not necessary.

@jaywalker.

Жыл бұрын

@@scarkillerful I agree it's a good fan regardless. Just my opinion that calling 3000 RPM "performance," is a little misleading. Great performance to me is more about efficiency than brute force.

@ledoynier3694

Жыл бұрын

@@scarkillerful For benchmarks, to squeeze that last °C off the components to get those 10 points you are missing in 3DMark :p It's useless otherwise. Most 120mm fans have their sweet spot somewhere in the 1100-1300 rpm range when it comes to performance with tolerable noise. Above that, it's mostly useful when you have a case with shite airflow and need to brute force a trickle of air through a slit in the front panel. but you'd be better off saving money to get a new case.

Not sure if you need video ideas but it would be nice if there was a 120mm AIO vs 240mm AIO vs Air Cooler comparison for those of us that have to stick with small form factor cases.

Just wanna say that the intro and the beat coming together, was a very pleasing experience.

Great video! Very informative.

I just built a pc. Got a Lian Li galahad AIO with the SL120v1 fans. Had one fan doa. Contacted LIan Li for replacement of fan or whole unit. Customer service sucked so bad trying to get me to run through hoops wasting my time that I returned entire unit to original retailer and went with an Arctic AIO. Bad customer service and proprietary connections for the lose.

Show thermal images and temps of your “Best Bang for Buck” Builds.

Hello TN, please guide me which is better in performance "Phanteks Glacier One with D30" vs "deepcool LT720"

I want to see Thermaltake make an improved version of their Swafan EX. Something with more performance since the airflow is lacking compared to current gen thermal headrooms. The removable fan blades are still the best IMO. Easy to clean.

I was kinda stressed when I got Arctic P14 (PWM) and it barely fit into my Fractal Define R5 case, had to drill holes in the case frame to mount them from inside, so fron mesh air filter could fit xD

That Phanteks’ 3pin connector is called “JST” connector, which was also used by Deepcool and Lian Li for some of their older stuffs.

absolutly love your content and been following you for few months now... absolute gold area of niche, direct to point, full facts, absolutely convincing with perspective....will love you more on every videos ♥♥♥♥

@theTechNotice

Жыл бұрын

Much appreciated!

@kho-kingdom

Жыл бұрын

@@theTechNotice huge loves from Malaysia for you ♥️

My 6 Noctua 140mm fans and NH-D14 from 2014 are still working perfectly for my 13700k. Free socket support from Noctua is incredible. They have survived 3 builds.

@Violet-ui

Ай бұрын

Most companies give you free socket support lol

Deepcool has 85.85 CFM and 3.28 mmAq. where can we get it?

Is there a solution for the issue of fans harmonizing that you discussed at the end? I have T30s connected to my motherboard, would the only solution be connecting to different headers with similar, but different curves?

@Chopper153

Жыл бұрын

Connect the fans to different pwm pins on your motherboard and use a software called Fancontrol to make a curve based on CPU/GPU temps. Offset the curves and test if you get any difference at all.

You should make a video on how to control the case fans with Fan Control software

Why does everyone forget about the Antec T3 Storm (30mm)? Or even the Silverstone FHP141 (38mm)?

great review of ARGB Light strips, that just happen to have fans connected.

Dyson should make bladeless pc case fans.

@Chopper153

Жыл бұрын

Lol

@roythunderplump

Жыл бұрын

@@blue-lu3iz 👍🏼Didn't know, i thought it was bearing free. To get rid of bearing PWM noise that can happen at different speeds.

As a friendly suggestion, you might need a bit better research before making videos because you have certain info missing or incorrect. The things I noticed: While you are right that the D30s only come with 3 years, the T30s actually come with 6 years of warranty. I suspect this is because the T30s use LCP material where the D30s are just simple plastic hence they are less likely to survive 6 years of continuous use. The D30s are announced and made in 140mm and are slated to be released in august of this year. Your statement of nobody making them could sway someone who is looking to get a 140mm fan to pull the trigger on a purchase rather than wait a month and get the new once. The Arctic P12MAX fans are not 'the same as the previous once' as they now use a ball bearing instead of FDB as standard. Previously only the fans labeled "CO" or Continuous Operation were the once that came with the ball bearing. The ability to control individual fans in a chain is made possible with the 'smart hub' product lines like the once from corsair and hyte. Personally I dislike those lines because of the inherit proprietary aspect of those products but that's something that has already been addressed, now it just needs to be standardized so we don't have 15 companies with 15 different fan connectors and microcontrollers. I do agree with your comment regarding resonance though. I have my fans slightly offset as far as speed goes to avoid this exact issue.

Antec Storm T3 120&140: I am forgotten.

@bobbyjarsulic862

Жыл бұрын

Storm 14030 moving as much air as some cases' entire intakes.....

I would like to see some manufacturers start making reverse swept fans instead of reverse facing fans, like the middle fans you see in some GPUs. It supposedly helps with turbulence.

You should also check out the Antec 30 mm Storm fans. Only 39.99 for a 3 pack. 120mm & 140 mm versions are also available in 25mm or 30mm versions. I just got a 3 pack of the 140mm set that are 30mm thickness.

Artic p12 sp 120 slim fans are amazing for the price. Right Fit Fir Those Mini Itx Builds...super quite on full mode. And They Daisy Chain.

This is a fantastic news because there is an innovation once again in PC Hardware(Cooling Fans in this case). And I would like to build upon from this fact by proposing/suggesting a "Modular Design" in Cooling Fans going beyond Ring Accents, Frame Corners and Detachable Connector Cables with other Fan Components such as Entire Frame, PCB(Motor Coil & Bearing Included), Fan Blade Assembly/Spindle able to be swapped out within seconds/minutes to facilitate DIY Mods & Repairs, Relubrication of the Bearing and streamline dust cleanup.

Fan prizes has gone just insanily high. No need for rgb or fancy connectors, just to move some air.

@theTechNotice

Жыл бұрын

true!

I use several Silverstone FHP-141 and these fans are next level. They are 140x38mm, I have never seen a fan moving more air than these (except server of course). I got them for 17€ a piece.

@SinjiKazama

Жыл бұрын

You're not lying, but the noise was a dealbreaker for me. They're jet engines haha.

@potatoes5829

Жыл бұрын

@@SinjiKazama they are incredibly loud, if they had 0rpm they would be perfect

THE INTRO IS 🔥🔥🔥

What do you think of the new Alpha Cool all metal fans?

The new Lian-li fans at Computex this year look crazy, idk about performance but they got LED screens on them too now, they out here wildin.

what about the Antec 30mm fans?

I've been using the Thermaltake tough fan. Quiet and push amazing amounts of air. Mo, I don't work for them. They're just cheap and good, no frills fans.

Phanteks D30's looking great, can't wait for the 140mm version to release to replace all my fans with them :D cool vid ty

@Chopper153

Жыл бұрын

@@blue-lu3iz Actually they're releasing 140mm D30, not T30.

Antec has put out a 30mm 140

For clarification, Phanteks uses JST-SM connectors for their A/D-RGB components. Corsair's A/D-RGB connectors are proprietary.

The fan I'm most interested in is the AlphaCool metal fan. Completely a fluke, but looks like it might be incredible. Also, I have a few of the P12 Max, and they're pretty great for the money. Much better than the P12, but not really more expensive.

@Noob._gamer

Жыл бұрын

pc are dead you can do your work on cloud pc . and cloud gaming is mainstream now not pc or console anymore. People are moving to cloud gaming instead of buying a pc or console or laptops. It's the end of hardware market.

@JerameatC

Жыл бұрын

​@Noob gamer stfu. How do you think all the cloud software is developed? Off of a computer. Physical desktops will always be necessary as laptops will never be as fast. Theybare here to stay no matter their current form.

@stiegelzeine2186

Жыл бұрын

@@Noob._gamer can you tell me wich dealer you got that stuff from? Seems to be pretty hard stuff

@TheGameBench

Жыл бұрын

@@Noob._gamer Never mind that your comment is completely disconnected from reality... what does it have to do with my comment?

@megadeth8592

Жыл бұрын

@@stiegelzeine2186 hes a bot. hes been on every tech channel

Noctua has finally figured out how to make their perfect 140mm fan, I hope they can quickly add daisy chaining to their full fan lineup.

Ive really never gotten the point of speed limiting switches with the addition of pwm. Even in the fastest mode, setting the t30 to 10% pwm will put it at 300 rpm so unless u have sone mental condition that makes u hyper sensitive to noise (and i do mean this genuinely), what is the point?

Which ones are the quitest?

Try to review PCcooler brand Fan. The Price is affordable. Want to know the performance.

you look like mick schumacher good video!

very cool, but honestly, 2-3 years warranty isnt gonna cut it for me when compareable fans give 6+ years.. a shame

Arctic P12 is great. I used them on my 6700xt GPU. Whisper quiet under load.

@1234enzor

Жыл бұрын

P12 are great before 1500 rpm, at 1500 and above they got a wierd noise, only fans i have ever heard of.

@maozedowner5915

Жыл бұрын

Did you do the deshroud mod and jut zip tie the fans on the graphics card?

@sulev111

Жыл бұрын

@@maozedowner5915 yes.

Noctua or nothing.

Wish there was a T30 140mm variant

In my country for some reason Silent Wings 4 fans are like 40% cheaper than Noctua A12-25 so i went with bequiet. They are very similar, and Noctua being the best fan right now it was a no brainer

Nice LEGO set bro.

have you ever built in meshify C case? says it should be able to fit Artics 420 aio cooler. looks good too

@fabienroduit8911

Жыл бұрын

"Whatever your liquid cooling ambitions may be, Meshify C can make it happen with support for radiators up to 360 mm in the front and 240 mm up top"

@Noob._gamer

Жыл бұрын

pc are dead you can do your work on cloud pc . and cloud gaming is mainstream now not pc or console anymore. People are moving to cloud gaming instead of buying a pc or console or laptops. It's the end of hardware market.

Huh interesting. My unifans p28 came with 6 years warranty and that’s what the website says as well.

@theTechNotice

Жыл бұрын

Hmm..... interesting...

Im so sick of the rgb madness right now that i currently mod my pc to "non RGB PC". Waiting for the alphacool apex stealth metal fans 😏

The reason you do not see many 3,000 RPM fans is because of the plastic used in the fan blades, cheap fans their blades will stretch centrifugal force & hit their outer fan housing and squeak &/or shatter. And that is amazing about the ARCTIC P12 Max is their Static Pressure at ANY price. They're equal or BETTER than fans costing 40+ each. The ARCTIC P12 Max right now are $8.99 each on Amazon USA.

YES YOU CAN GET THE PHANTEKS 140MM D30 FANS NOW.

Great intro mate 👍

Very informative, thank you. This will be my first build using A-RGB Fans, I'm building a PC with the following components and would;d greatly appreciate your recommendation on fans for this build. I was wondering if Corsair would be the way to go? Thermaltake View 51 Motherboard Sync ARGB E-ATX Full Tower Gaming Computer Case with 2 200mm ARGB 5V Motherboard Sync RGB Fans + 140mm Black Rear Fan Pre-Installed CA-1Q6-00M1WN-00 $185.99 Thermaltake View 300 MX TG ARGB Motherboard Sync E-ATX Mid Tower Computer Case with 2x200mm Front & 1x120mm Rear ARGB Fan, Interchangeable Tempered Glass & Mesh Front Panel, CA-1P6-00M1WN-00 $139.99 Intel Core i9-13900K (Latest Gen) Gaming Desktop Processor 24 cores (8 P-cores + 16 E-cores) with Integrated Graphics - Unlocked Amazon @ $442.79 Replaced @ 507.59= 64.80 Loss TEAMGROUP T-Force CARDEA A440 Graphene & Aluminum Heatsink 2TB with DRAM SLC Cache 3D NAND TLC NVMe PCIe Gen4 x4 M.2 2280 Internal SSD Works with PS5 Read/Write 7,000/6,900 MB/s TM8FPZ002T0C327 7/02/2023 Amazon x2 = $237.58 2X MSI Ventus GeForce RTX 4070 12GB GDDR6X PCI Express 4.0 ATX Video Card RTX 4070 VENTUS 3X 12G OC NewEgg 6/17/2023 $637.19 Super Flower Leadex V Platinum PRO 1000W ATX 80 PLUS PLATINUM Certified Power Supply, Smallest 130mm 1000W ATX PSU, 10 ... NewEgg 6/16/2023 $172.79 ASUS ROG Strix Z790-A Gaming WiFi D4 LGA1700(Intel®13th&12th Gen) ATX Gaming Motherboard(16+1 Power Stages,DDR4,4xM.2 Slots, PCIe® 5.0,WiFi 6E,USB 3.2 Gen 2x2 Type-C® with PD 3.0 up to 30W) Amazon @ $367.19 DARKROCK Caspian Mid-Tower E-ATX Gaming PC Case, Top 360mm Radiator Support, Pre-Installed Front 3X 140mm & Rear 120mm ARGB Fans and Controller Hub, Tempered Glass Front & Side PanelDARKROCK Caspian Mid-Tower E-ATX Gaming PC Case, Top 360mm Radiator Support, Pre-Installed Front 3X 140mm & Rear 120mm ARGB Fans and Controller Hub, Tempered Glass Front & Side Panel Amazon @ $118.79 MSI MAG CoreLiquid 360R V2 - AIO ARGB CPU Liquid Cooler - Rotating Cap Design - LGA 1700 Ready - 360mm Radiator - Triple 120mm RGB PWM FansMSI MAG CoreLiquid 360R V2 - AIO ARGB CPU Liquid Cooler - Rotating Cap Design - LGA 1700 Ready - 360mm Radiator - Triple 120mm RGB PWM Fans Amazon @ $134.99

do fans still spin?

arctic GANG!

Great

This is really not news. I have had 3 silverstone FHP141 since about 2015. They are almost 40mm thick. They are old fans, but have given me better airflow at lower noise levels compared to anything else I have tried. I have some noctua af14 fans for places where clearing is an issue, but I vastly prefer my silverstone fans.

They're just too expensive. I can get a 10" wall fan that'll blow these fans away for just $20.

Just what celebrities want. Fans, Fans, and more Fans.

So... Only(PC)Fans page when?

@theTechNotice

Жыл бұрын

Lol

I'm a simple man so I go for Noctua NF-A12x25 chromax

So that video is simply an advertisement for high end new models.

140mm fans are better than the T30.?

This guy's got more fans than Linda Ronstadt! I'd love to live in his fan attic. Sorry, I just had to vent.

i need 140mm versions

@bobbyjarsulic862

Жыл бұрын

Antec Storm 14030

whos using fans at 3000 rpm? it would be so loud. I got all Noctua fans at boxing day sales pc is silent now :)

@pantsgaming759

Жыл бұрын

@@blue-lu3iz must be

LEDs are unreliable, thats probably why the warranty is lower.

140mm fans are louder , tried noctua 140mm fans.... replaced to 120mm noctua fans

If I didn't already have so many noctua fans id totally be looking at all the fans that are out now. I still haven't even tried the T30s

Be quiet and Lian li fans are my favs

you forget your be quiet SILENT WINGS PRO

We know we’re getting bent over and taken for a ride when a 3-pack of Chinese FANS costs half as much as your motherboard!!! These may be premium name brand models, but at 5x the price, they may be only 20% better.

pc are dead you can do your work on cloud pc . and cloud gaming is mainstream now not pc or console anymore. People are moving to cloud gaming instead of buying a pc or console or laptops. It's the end of hardware market.

@hornantuutti5157

Жыл бұрын

Nope. Cloud gaming will never be fast enough for competitive gaming.

@yeeyw

Жыл бұрын

Bro living on a different dimension

2:03 Gotta stop you right there buddy, there is an ocean of fans that are far better than the T30, it's just that you've probably never heard of them😂! Edit: Tech Notice...really? More like "Tech Novice".

Only Fans

useless fake background music - I'm out

The proprietary bullshit just annoys me to no end.

I use Phanteks T30's (3000RPM ... Ohhh Myyy God!) on my 360 rad my 7950x chills at 36c! Also use Cooler Master Mobius 140p AGB case fans... 2400RPM beasts!