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NB-eLoop Fans

RedSpade
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I recently found these fans and am wondering if they're actually as good as Noiseblocker ones...?

 

http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=9_1485&products_id=23515

 

Thanks

 

Yes, as far as i know, they are produced by Noiseblocker. It's a coop between Phobya & Noiseblocker.

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Thanks for the quick reply

 

Would these be compatible with a Lamptron fan controller?

 

I'm not entirely sure how non-PWM eLoops react to speed regulations. Generally yes, i don't see why not.

 

But you should get a second opinion on that matter.

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It depends if you have a PWM controller (usually 4-pin) or a voltage controller (usually 3-pin). Plugging a non-PWM fan onto a PWM fan controller can cause issues with some fans. But I think we are talking really cheap fans, so you should be good. I have tried the eLoops myself, but then went with the Noiseblocker Multiframe-Series for the extra silence.

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It depends if you have a PWM controller (usually 4-pin) or a voltage controller (usually 3-pin). Plugging a non-PWM fan onto a PWM fan controller can cause issues with some fans. But I think we are talking really cheap fans, so you should be good. I have tried the eLoops myself, but then went with the Noiseblocker Multiframe-Series for the extra silence.

 

Got both Multiframe and eLoop in my system :D Love them both for their respective targets.

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