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ridfer

hey,

 

i'm looking for a fan to replace in my beamer. http://www.konigelectronic.com/nl_nl/55888637  (for some reason i couldn't find the product on the international site :/ )

the front broke so i can now modify it to fit a 2cm deep fan. the fan its using right now is a SUNON KD0504PFB2-8.

this one makes way to much noice to enjoy movies with so i want to replace it.

it has a airflow volume of 6.5 cfm at a fan speed of 6500 rpm. and it uses 2 pin conector.

i thought i replaced the fan at some point but i realy don't remember >.< so i don't realy know for sure if it actualy needs this much airflow volume.

so my question is what would be good options cuz realy i cant find a lot :/ most of the fans i run into have around 4 cfm airflow and i'm afraid thats realy to little, or they use a 3 pin conector. if anyone knows if it is possible to run a 3 pin fan on only 2 pins that would be cool aswell.

would be awesome if some of you had some sugestions.

 

picture's of the beamer/situation bellow.

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more air flow always better... 3 pin have 1 RPM pin that isn't needed for the fan to run, so in theory, yes a 3 on 2 would work, you could swap the connector from the dead fan on to the new fan, I did that with a network switch box fan once, simple.

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what about the noctua nf-a4? it is 'silent' and good for airflow.

 

it does 8.2 m3/h that is 2895.8 cubic feet / 60 minutes is 48cfm

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3 minutes ago, manikyath said:

http://www.fractal-design.com/home/product/casefans/silent-series-r3/silent-series-r3-40mm

i had one of these strapped to my pi for a while, seems to do a really good job.

 

11 minutes ago, JPotze said:

what about the noctua nf-a4? it is 'silent' and good for airflow.

 

it does 8.2 m3/h that is 2895.8 cubic feet / 60 minutes is 48cfm

i'm afraid both of these just won't give enough airflow, sindse the beamer realy gets quite hot fast and even with this fan it gets decently hot :/ so i think i need at least a 6cfm fan

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2 minutes ago, ridfer said:

so i think i need at least a 6cfm fan

if the spec sheet of noctua is right (and i assume it is) then you would get plenty of airflow of this fan.

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5 minutes ago, JPotze said:

if the spec sheet of noctua is right (and i assume it is) then you would get plenty of airflow of this fan.

nope, the noctua only does around ;) 4,8

also nuctua i think is way to hyped and overprised so would rather go with a something like scythe.

but that's a whole other discussion.

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i am looking at the Spire SP04020S1M3 40mm atm, still trying to find better solutions but it seems pretty good, only it is still 26 db :/ wich is still quite loud i think.

 

 

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Noctua got some pretty decent 40mm ones,

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1 minute ago, Rodniz said:

Noctua got some pretty decent 40mm ones,

please read earlier replies, noctua's wont do it.

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so i found the Cooltek Silent Fan 4020 this seems like a pretty good alternative

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