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Hey im going to be doing my very first watercooling loop very soon. Im looking for fans to use on a radiator. Right now im looking at the EKWB Vardar fans or the Fractal Design Venturi fans. What would the be the best to use?

 

EK, Fractal, Noctua can't really go wrong with any of them, I have Noctua's and their support is top notch if you do have a fan fail they are quick to respond and issue out an RMA.

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Hey im going to be doing my very first watercooling loop very soon. Im looking for fans to use on a radiator. Right now im looking at the EKWB Vardar fans or the Fractal Design Venturi fans. What would the be the best to use?

 

Either of those will work fine, they're both set up for static pressure which is great for radiators with a high FPI number. Personally I used SP120 fans from corsair but they are loud when at 100% if I could re buy I would go with either of your choices above. Not knocking the performance of the SP120 fans but they're just a bit too loud for me is all.

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Im not a fan (pun+1) of noctua. The whole poop brown color thing. If the LTT version actually comes out ill get that. But between Ventui and Vardar i cant really go wrong?

What about the Noctua Industrial fans?

I have 7 of them in my case. 6 F12s for my 2 360mm rads, and a A14 on the back

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Im not a fan (pun+1) of noctua. The whole poop brown color thing. If the LTT version actually comes out ill get that. But between Ventui and Vardar i cant really go wrong?

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Either of those will work fine, they're both set up for static pressure which is great for radiators with a high FPI number. Personally I used SP120 fans from corsair but they are loud when at 100% if I could re buy I would go with either of your choices above. Not knocking the performance of the SP120 fans but they're just a bit too loud for me is all.

 

Im only cooling a CPU and a single GPU but i have 780mm of thin low fpi radiators for the express reason of just cranking my fans as lot as possible, zero noise is best nice. 

 

What about the Noctua Industrial fans?

I have 7 of them in my case. 6 F12s for my 2 360mm rads, and a A14 on the back

 

Very very expensive. Like about $10 more per-fan. Thats a LOT of money lol.

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Im only cooling a CPU and a single GPU but i have 780mm of thin low fpi radiators for the express reason of just cranking my fans as lot as possible, zero noise is best nice. 

 

 

Very very expensive. Like about $10 more per-fan. Thats a LOT of money lol.

Currently on Amazon the NF F12 is $20 and the 2000 RPM industrial is $2 more.

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