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Good 140mm Radiator Fans

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I'm getting HWLabs Black Ice SR1 560 radiators and I'm in need of 140mm fans for them. Anyone know any good ones that are red LED? So far, the only ones I can find that are decent are the Phobya Nano-G and G-Silent ones. Doesn't have to be insane performance as long as they are quiet enough.

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The Bifenix spectre Pro LED are a good quality, all around fan and have red LED. You can also have it on or off. The LED quality if quite good - I have these fans myself.

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Thanks. Didn't really think the Bitfenix Spectre Pro's were any good static pressure-wise. Wouldn't matter much to me though since I'll be using Noctua NF-A15 PWM fans on the areas of the rads where they won't be seen. Just needed decent red LED fans for the aesthetic portion.

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The Spectre Pro's offer about 3-5 degrees difference from their Noctua counterparts, from what I've seen. They're probably exactly what you're looking for.

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Good to know that it won't impact that much. Might be because the SR1's have a low FPI count.

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Thanks. Didn't really think the Bitfenix Spectre Pro's were any good static pressure-wise. Wouldn't matter much to me though since I'll be using Noctua NF-A15 PWM fans on the areas of the rads where they won't be seen. Just needed decent red LED fans for the aesthetic portion.

Are you sure A15's are a good idea? They do not make a seal around the rad which is bad.

 

You should use NF-A14's

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LOL. I didn't notice the typo I made there but yeah the NF-A14's.

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