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Cooler Master Jet Flo Vs XtraFlo

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16 minutes ago, aci101 said:

As the title says....which would be better? 

Cooler Master JetFlo http://www.coolermaster.com/cooling/case-fan/jetflo-120/

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Cooler Master Xtraflo http://www.coolermaster.com/cooling/case-fan/xtraflo-120/

 

I'll have one as rear exhaust and the other as front intake(this will probably have to push air through some wires.

 

extra flow imo

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7 hours ago, Matt_98 said:

extra flow imo

Why's that? The Jetflo has the newer POM bearings and performs better. 

 

@aci101 Why are you looking at these fans in particular? What are your specs?

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3 hours ago, WoodenMarker said:

Why's that? The Jetflo has the newer POM bearings and performs better. 

 

@aci101 Why are you looking at these fans in particular? What are your specs?

these are affordable for me, i would like to get corsair sp ones but cant afford those atm as they are priced a bit higher than  they should be in our local stores.

specs are Casing : thermaltake commander ms 3

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8 hours ago, WoodenMarker said:

Why's that? The Jetflo has the newer POM bearings and performs better. 

 

@aci101 Why are you looking at these fans in particular? What are your specs?

 

they look like the fans from the 212 evo and I like that fan

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On 1/23/2017 at 7:26 PM, aci101 said:

these are affordable for me, i would like to get corsair sp ones but cant afford those atm as they are priced a bit higher than  they should be in our local stores.

specs are Casing : thermaltake commander ms 3

                 Processor : i5 6600 Stock fan atm,

Sorry for the late reply--I've been a bit busy and this was buried between some other tabs. 

Are your stock fans not providing enough cooling? They should be plenty already.

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I've had one XtraFlow, and a few SickleFlow fans....total garbage IMO -- SickeFlow's being the worst.

The advertised static pressure and CFM is a lie.

 

I have converted all the fans in my Cooler Master HAF 932 to use JetFlo's -- and will most likely transfer them into my Enthoo Luxe Tempered Glass Edition.

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On 1/29/2017 at 0:50 PM, -rascal- said:

I've had one XtraFlow, and a few SickleFlow fans....total garbage IMO -- SickeFlow's being the worst.

 

yup, i got one sickleflow and the noise they ,made were horrifying.

Got myself 2 jetflos today and i'm happy with those :) 
thanks for the help guys.

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