Jump to content

best corsair fan

Another_Blood

hello

have if someone can explain the difference between the corsair models

I know what the

SP, ML, LL, AF,

and then there are the variants quiet editio0n, flow edition, pro


and which is the best of all

thank you very much

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Link to post
Share on other sites

40 minutes ago, Another_Blood said:

hello

have if someone can explain the difference between the corsair models

I know what the

SP, ML, LL, AF,

and then there are the variants quiet editio0n, flow edition, pro


and which is the best of all

thank you very much

SP - Static Pressure.  These are technically optimized for radiators, but the recent consensus is that they're just way more versatile in general.

ML - Magnetic levitation.  Instead of the normal ball bearings on fans, these use magnets for (theoretically) no friction

LL - Low noise.  Optimized blades, etc.

AF - Air flow.  These are technically the opposite pair to SP fans, and are to be used for everything thats not a radiator, but it really doesnt matter between the two if your aim is just general air flow.

 

Quiet addition, flow addition, pro literally are marketing terms, just ignore them.

 

I personally use ML120 fans in my case, and its just for general airflow.  Id recommend them.  I keep them at 50% rpm and with headphones on, theyre not really audible.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Link to post
Share on other sites

5 hours ago, GauntletV2 said:

SP - Static Pressure.  These are technically optimized for radiators, but the recent consensus is that they're just way more versatile in general.

ML - Magnetic levitation.  Instead of the normal ball bearings on fans, these use magnets for (theoretically) no friction

LL - Low noise.  Optimized blades, etc.

AF - Air flow.  These are technically the opposite pair to SP fans, and are to be used for everything thats not a radiator, but it really doesnt matter between the two if your aim is just general air flow.

 

Quiet addition, flow addition, pro literally are marketing terms, just ignore them.

 

I personally use ML120 fans in my case, and its just for general airflow.  Id recommend them.  I keep them at 50% rpm and with headphones on, theyre not really audible.

the best?

https://www.coolmod.com/corsair-sp120-pwm-quiet-edition-dual-pack-ventilador-12-cm-precio?virtuemart_category_id=12

https://www.coolmod.com/corsair-sp120-pwm-high-performance-dual-pack-ventilador-12-cm-precio?virtuemart_category_id=1499

https://www.coolmod.com/corsair-sp120-high-pressure-dual-pack-ventilador-12-cm-precio?virtuemart_category_id=12

https://www.coolmod.com/corsair-sp120-low-noise-dual-pack-ventilador-12-cm-precio?virtuemart_category_id=1499

https://www.coolmod.com/corsair-air-series-af120-high-dual-pack-ventilador-12-cm-precio?virtuemart_category_id=1499

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Link to post
Share on other sites

8 hours ago, GauntletV2 said:

LL - Low noise.  Optimized blades, etc.

Quiet addition, flow addition, pro literally are marketing terms, just ignore them.

LL's are Light Loops and are focused on a wide range of lighting controls. 

Quiet vs Performance Editions are lower vs higher rpm versions of the same fan although some benchmarks have shown that QE's are quieter at the same rpm. http://www.silentpcreview.com/article1342-page5.html

3 hours ago, Another_Blood said:

Where are you using the fans and why are you looking at Corsair fans in particular?

Performance Editions are loud and not worth using unless you give no cares about noise. 

The High Pressure label in the third link is just a mislabelling of the same Performance Edition from the first link but with a 3pin connector instead of 4pin for pwm.

The Low Noise label is just a translation for the Quiet Edition which is the lower rpm version of the fan in the first link.

AF120 PE's are slightly worse than the QE's in acoustics but they have a wider rpm range. 

These fans linked are generally not a great value and are often more expensive than similarly performing fans from other manufacturers. This is probably due to a combination of additional accessories in the box in the form of plastic rings, rubber corner dampeners, and the Corsair brand name.

If you ever need help with a build, read the following before posting: http://linustechtips.com/main/topic/3061-build-plan-thread-recommendations-please-read-before-posting/
Also, make sure to quote a post or tag a member when replying or else they won't get a notification that you replied to them.

Link to comment
Share on other sites

Link to post
Share on other sites

Create an account or sign in to comment

You need to be a member in order to leave a comment

Create an account

Sign up for a new account in our community. It's easy!

Register a new account

Sign in

Already have an account? Sign in here.

Sign In Now

×