Performance – Max & Speed Percentage
Max RPM, CFM, Pressure & Power
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The maximum speed is low, not allowing for competitive performance at both airflow and static pressure.
10 – 100% Fan Speed Percentage
Since most fan control ICs don’t apply precisely the percentage of RPM speed that you want (e.g., 50% PWM for a 2000 RPM fan should be 1000 RPM), I used to find the fan’s maximum speed and then dial directly the fan speeds that corresponded to 10%, 20%, and so on of its maximum rated speed. I decided to stop doing that. So from now on, in all of my fan evaluations, I will dial the corresponding PWM value in 10% steps to also check how accurate its fan controller is, and for my noise results to align with the airflow and static pressure results from the Longwin apparatus, where I don’t use RPM but PWM control for all testing.
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Has there been any changes with the way these fans are tested? I realised some of the previously tested fans are no longer being shown in the comparison chart, i.e. Lian Li TL140
I select a number of fans per review for the charts, not all that I have tested previously.
Hello. Do you have plans to review Fractal’s new Momentum range of fans?
I don’t have any contacts with this brand anymore.
Hey could you test new Thermalright TL-C12C-X28 fans. They claim to have insane price to performance fans while being slightly thicker at 28mm.
I will probably order them from Amazon (if I can find them)