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140mm fan suggestions?

VioDuskar
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does anyone know of any good fans that are:

140mm with 120mm variants

dual ball bearing, or better

black, not ugly noctua brown.

 

i've got to buy a lot of them. 

i've got 5 radiators to fill:

2x 480mm

1x360

1x 280

1x 140

 

anyone have any suggestions on pump/reservoirs and/or any advice when it comes to pumps and reservoirs?

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You know that Noctua makes grey and black versions of their fans too right?

For 140mm:

NF-A14 industrialPPC-2000 PWM

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NF-P14s redux-1500 PWM

 

 

For 120mm:

NF-S12B redux-1200 PWM

 

As for a pump and res, I would suggest a D5 pump and for res that's mostly your choice but are you looking for long tube or something else?

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The Redux are case fans, not ideal for radiators. The Industrial are far better for that purpose. Linus did a video about them a while back.

 

 

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