Coolermaster seidon 240m

[Cosmos_i7]

 

Hi all,

 

I was wondering if it would be beneficial to swap out the fans included with the seidon 240m to Noctua NF-f12. Also could I run the pump direct off the power supply using a molex to 3 pin adapter?

[Samdb]

You will probably see a temperature drop, but I'm not sure if it will be worth it.

[Ghost]

Scythe Gentle Typhoons are better.

[Cosmos_i7]

You will probably see a temperature drop, but I'm not sure if it will be worth it.

 

 

Scythe Gentle Typhoons are better.

 

I think I may stick with the stock fans on the cooler and use noctua fans to replace my case fans.

[Ghost]

I think I may stick with the stock fans on the cooler and use noctua fans to replace my case fans.

temp wise you will be better of moving the stock cooler fans to your case and putting gentle typhoons on the cooler.

[airdeano]

temp wise you will be better of moving the stock cooler fans to your case and putting gentle typhoons on the cooler.

 

fan speed: 600-2400rpm

air-flow: 19.17-86.15cfm

static pressure: .31-4.16mm/h2o

noise level: 19-40dBA

 

these show to be louder than almost any fan, even the SP120L

by CM specs go.. hopefully closer to what they are, than before.

 

 

 

Hi all,

 

I was wondering if it would be beneficial to swap out the fans included with the seidon 240m to Noctua NF-f12. Also could I run the pump direct off the power supply using a molex to 3 pin adapter?

 

 

beneficial in what way? noise, yes. but like most fan replacement, temperature performance

usually suffers a bit 1°-3°, but deffo easier to listen to. the GT/AP-15 are great fans if the

Noctua fans are not appealing or the SP120 are to dressy..

 

airdeano