Anyone had hands on with the Noiseblocker eLoops?

[KieranThePCGuy]

Hi all,

 

Looking at fans for my next build and a 240mm rad will be in there for sure. I'm looking for quiet, static pressure optimised fans similar to the Noctua NF-F12; however the colours don't fit for what I'm planning.

 

Anyway does anyone have any hands on experience with the eLoops? Are they quiet? And which version should I be looking at? There is so many of the B12's... My current rig is a jet turbine... and it's annoying me.

 

 

[Ghost]

eloops are great. I use the PWM versions and they are practically silent (better than my NF F12s). Some people have had trouble with eloops with the fan blades facing the radiators as they can rub against the radiator, however, they work perfectly fine the other way around.

[KieranThePCGuy]

eloops are great. I use the PWM versions and they are practically silent (better than my NF F12s). Some people have had trouble with eloops with the fan blades facing the radiators as they can rub against the radiator, however, they work perfectly fine the other way around.

Thanks Ghost!

 

Which versions do you use? As I see many different versions such as: B12-3, B12-2 and B12-I etc.

 

I'm looking to get into watercooling for the first time ever so currently a noob Looking at the Parvum Systems 2.0 Case. Got any tips for a newbiee?

[Ghost]

Thanks Ghost!

 

Which versions do you use? As I see many different versions such as: B12-3, B12-2 and B12-I etc.

 

I'm looking to get into watercooling for the first time ever so currently a noob Looking at the Parvum Systems 2.0 Case. Got any tips for a newbiee?

I went for the PWM version: Noiseblocker NB-B12 PS Bionic ELOOP fan

 

[gatecrasherlok]

I think I may give the eloops B12-4 a go when I get round to maintaining the loop soon.

[consoleconvergence2pc]

Wow, funny that i was also looking at these just a couple of days ago

@Ghost  so which nb eloops would be good for case fans?

And should i use the same ones you have for two of my 240mm rads

[Ghost]

Wow, funny that i was also looking at these just a couple of days ago

@Ghost  so which nb eloops would be good for case fans?

And should i use the same ones you have for two of my 240mm rads

 

If you have PWM control pick the PWM versions. If you only have voltage control pick the voltage controlled ones.

 

Pick whichever ones you think you need. You probably would be looking at version 1, 2 or maybe 3 for your case fans.

 

Some goes for your radiator but you might want slightly faster fans for radiators. I personally have a fairly unique situation where I have the fans spinning at minimum speed even at load due to having a large amount of radiator space. In fact 2/3 of my radiator space doesn't even have fans on them.

 

You might want to go for the 2000RPM PWM fans.

[The_Strict_Nein]

I went for the PWM version: Noiseblocker NB-B12 PS Bionic ELOOP fan

 

 

What website did you get that chart from?

[Ghost]

What website did you get that chart from?

Blacknoise's product page for their nb eloop fans.

 

http://www.blacknoise.com/en/products/it/8/Noiseblocker-NB_eLoop_Series_120mm

[The_Strict_Nein]

Blacknoise's product page for their nb eloop fans.

 

http://www.blacknoise.com/en/products/it/8/Noiseblocker-NB_eLoop_Series_120mm

 

Ah, thought it might have been a third-party site.

 

Cheers anyway