Noiseblocker fans

[Epitome]

I was thinking of getting three of these fans to replace the stock ones in my enthoo pro. I was wondering if they were any good or if there are any other fans that you could suggest

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=FG-030-NB

[Enderman]

They are ok, too loud for my liking.

[Epitome]

They are ok, too loud for my liking.

what other fans would you recommend instead? 

[Enderman]

what other fans would you recommend instead? 

noctua has a good noise to airflow+sp ratio

[Thorium19]

Yes, get those noiseblockers, undervolt them and have a quiet, cool system. They're good fans, I personally prefer the e-loops, but largely because of their design more than performance.

[Epitome]

Yes, get those noiseblockers, undervolt them and have a quiet, cool system. They're good fans, I personally prefer the e-loops, but largely because of their design more than performance.

How would i go about undervolting them

[Thorium19]

How would i go about undervolting them

Use an adapter, or software if possible. TBH you dont need to undervolt them unless you think they're too loud, but that's fairly unlikely when it comes to noiseblocker

[loccilucas]

I was thinking of getting three of these fans to replace the stock ones in my enthoo pro. I was wondering if they were any good or if there are any other fans that you could suggest

http://www.overclockers.co.uk/showproduct.php?prodid=FG-030-NB

Yes but make sure you run them below 1000rpm, you might wanna get the slower RPM versions.   At low RPM's they are AMAZINGLY quiet, I have the 120mm variants and they are some of the quietest fans I've ever heard, and I have zero tolerance for loud fans.