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H440 Stock fans vs aftermarked fans

Markusp00
By Markusp00
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Hi guys! I've just built my new PC and it's awesome. The only problem is the noise of the stock chassi fans which are pretty loud. I've looked at some aftermarked fans like the corsair quiet air series, and my question is how will they compare to the stock fans in both noise and performance? Are they worth it?

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The corsair are not quiet, you want BeQuiet or Noctua fans

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Corsair has not fully nailed the concept of silent yet. Go with @Xaring's suggestion!

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Actually, corsair silent editions are quieter than noctuas. Be quiets are more expensive than noctuas

Edit: linus did a video on this

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Cougar have great airflow for noise, slightly louder than bequiet but, with more air and a better bearing.@Blue172 yes, for temps it doesn't make a big change most the time, maybe 2-5c max.

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Actually, corsair silent editions are quieter than noctuas. Be quiets are more expensive than noctuas

Edit: linus did a video on this

Ive got both, the ULN from noctua are more silent than the SP LN from corsair

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