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Corsair release their new ML series fans

Corsair has released their new ML series fans which feature replaceable coloured corners and full PWM control. These fans will be available in Red, blue and white LEC versions as well as an all black or a gray and black design. 

Corsair's new ML Pro fans use Magnetic Levitation (ML) technology in order to minimise motor noise and provide both great static pressure and high airflow with a lower noise output, effectively combining their previous AF and SP series fans into a single quieter product. 

These new fans will be PWM controlled to speeds of up to 2,000 RPM, allowing them to deliver high performance and low noise levels. Corsair's ML fans will also be available in 120mm and 140mm models and feature colour coordinated corners for their LED model fans.

 

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The ML-Series uses Magnetic Levitation bearings which dramatically cut down on friction. Translation? They’re quieter across the entire RPM range. So you can crank up the speed without cranking up the noise. 

Corsair release their new ML series fans


The replaceable corners for these fans will be available to purchase separately, though the LED versions of these fans will come with matching coloured corners.  

Right now these fans are available to order at select retailers for the price of £18.95 for a single 120mm LED fan and £21.95 for a single LED 140mm fan. Dual packs for the plain non-led 120mm and 140mm fans are available for £21.95 and £24.95 respectively.

 

 

ML = Magnetic Levitation hehe


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ML fans vs SP and AF

Full case with  two in front one in back 2 on top and also push pull config sound levels and temp levels test please ! is this even worth it and how much will we gain!

 

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Source: http://www.overclock3d.net/articles/cases_cooling/corsair_release_their_new_ml_series_fans/1

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Now let's guess if they will be any good at their main purpose of blowing air or suck like the previous ones. 

 

£21 each? yeah no thanks.

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hmm.. replacable colored corners, magnetic bearing? sounds like chromax and sso2. sounds oddly similar to the noctua industrial fans already on the market

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£18.95 for a single 120mm LED fan and £21.95 for a single LED 140mm fan.

Yeah, no.

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Pricing, Availability, and Warranty

All ML Series fans are backed by a comprehensive five year warranty and are available immediately from the CORSAIR worldwide network of authorized retailers. ML Series fans are available in ten different variants in both 120mm and 140mm sizes. Please refer to the below grid for MSRP. Prices are Exc. Tax.

 

ML120

ML120 PRO

ML120 PRO LED White

ML120 PRO LED Red

ML120 PRO LED Blue

Pack Quantity

2

1

1

1

1

Rubber Corners

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Corner Color

None

Black

White

Red

Blue

LED Lit

No

No

Yes - White

Yes - Red

Yes – Blue

RPM

400 – 2400

400 – 2400

400 – 2400

400 – 2400

400 – 2400

CFM

12 – 75

12 – 75

12 – 75

12 – 75

12 – 75

Static Pressure

0.2 – 4.2

0.2 – 4.2

0.2 – 4.2

0.2 – 4.2

0.2 – 4.2

Noise (dBA)

16 – 37

16 – 37

16 – 37

16 – 37

16 – 37

MSRP ($)

$34.99

$24.99

$27.99

$27.99

$27.99

 

 

ML140

ML140 PRO

ML140 PRO LED White

ML140 PRO LED Red

ML140 PRO LED Blue

Pack Quantity

2

1

1

1

1

Rubber Corners

No

Yes

Yes

Yes

Yes

Corner Color

None

Black

White

Red

Blue

LED Lit

No

No

Yes - White

Yes - Red

Yes – Blue

RPM

400 – 2000

400 – 2000

400 – 2000

400 – 2000

400 – 2000

CFM

17 – 97

17 – 97

17 – 97

17 – 97

17 – 97

Static Pressure

0.2 – 3.0

0.2 – 3.0

0.2 – 3.0

0.2 – 3.0

0.2 – 3.0

Noise (dBA)

16 – 37

16 – 37

16 – 37

16 – 37

16 – 37

MSRP ($)

$39.99

$28.99

$30.99

30.99

$30.99

 

Source http://www.guru3d.com/news-story/corsair-launches-magnetic-levitation-bearing-based-fans.html

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£21... I could buy 3 10 packs of Beer for the price of a fucking 140mm FAN? 

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so basically they have hover balls in them, why are aliens even bothering with helping companies on earth

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It still amuses me how much people will spend on fans (the costs add up like crazy) yet run them at "silent" rpm levels where the pressure is hardly any different from budget competing fans

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4 minutes ago, oo2k15 said:

When's the rgb one coming out?

Can we contribute to lowering the balance of USA's debt to China by purchasing enough to fill a decent tower case?

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1 hour ago, Kierax said:

£21... I could buy 3 10 packs of Beer for the price of a fucking 140mm FAN? 

I know, right? I bought 30-pack of Budweiser for 18 bucks... 

 

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1 minute ago, SurvivorNVL said:

Meanwhile I am looking at BeQuiet's new fan line, because I want to never hear my computer.

Go to a Slipknot concert, problem solved :D

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1 minute ago, Kierax said:

Go to a Slipknot concert, problem solved :D

<.<  Live music is awful.

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1 minute ago, SurvivorNVL said:

<.<  Live music is awful.

IKR.  I an appreciate a silent system, mine is barely a whisper at tick over when on forums etc, can't see me spending major bucks to lower that noise a bit more though :/

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2 minutes ago, Kierax said:

IKR.  I an appreciate a silent system, mine is barely a whisper at tick over when on forums etc, can't see me spending major bucks to lower that noise a bit more though :/

I like enough of a hum to let me know it's properly on and working, but I wear headphones almost all the time.

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2 minutes ago, Kierax said:

IKR.  I an appreciate a silent system, mine is barely a whisper at tick over when on forums etc, can't see me spending major bucks to lower that noise a bit more though :/

I am going to be getting a Define S soon to transplant all my parts in to it, from a 450D.  Getting rid of an H115i for a NH-D15s, and replacing the Define S fans with four Venturi's.

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May put some fans in the front of my NZXT 340 to aid airflow over my R9 390 which is as quiet as it can be.  Only noticeable when in a gaming session.

 

Won't be paying £10+ per fan though, the end of the day all I want it to do is move air, not play the harmonic song of the angels fart while doing so.

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Lel, I can already get brushless maglev bearing Gelid fans from a local electronics store for the grand price of.....$27 AUD.

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Let's see $28 dollars for the 120mm LED one. Corsair 900D can run a total of 16 120mm fans

$28 x 16 = $448!

Some can built a entire machine with that budget!

 

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8 hours ago, SurvivorNVL said:

Meanwhile I am looking at BeQuiet's new fan line, because I want to never hear my computer.

Why? BeQuiet can't even remotely compete with the Gentle Typhoon yet.

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26 minutes ago, patrickjp93 said:

Why? BeQuiet can't even remotely compete with the Gentle Typhoon yet.

and where pray tell, does one buy those?

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