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Akasa Apache Black 120mm Fan

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i have them in both the rosewill hyperborea and apache, they are quiet, high

static pressure, PWM and great for HSF, radiators.or obstructed case fans.

if you have a dusty environment and using them as intake, you'll deffo have

to hover the filters regularly.

 

the H100i SP120L fans at 12v cool as well as the apache at 12v with less noise.

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Does anyone have experience with this fan? The specs look some what doubtable to say the least.

If only we all could afford 8 SSD's in Raid 0  :wub:

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@Humble Bee

i have them in both the rosewill hyperborea and apache, they are quiet, high

static pressure, PWM and great for HSF, radiators.or obstructed case fans.

if you have a dusty environment and using them as intake, you'll deffo have

to hover the filters regularly.

 

the H100i SP120L fans at 12v cool as well as the apache at 12v with less noise.

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What he said^

Rosewill hyperboreas are rebranded Apaches if that wasn't clear. Think of them are cheaper and slightly nerfed Noctuas.

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Thank you for your input, Sorry for the late reply, I have just bought some as I found a good deal on them to replace my current Radiator fans which are just too loud for me to live with.

If only we all could afford 8 SSD's in Raid 0  :wub:

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