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Its been too long comming but we finally have scroll CPU fans.
27 CFM at 1900rpm is an understatement because axial fans dont get close to their rated CFM when you stick a heatsink in front of them. Scroll fans do.
Anyone seen a review of it yet?
Picture lifted from 1CoolPC
http://www.1coolpc.com/aerofan2.jpg
Very interesting. How does it actual get air in or out of itself? I assume it has an opening, but where is the opening?
I hope they put some out that are closer to 40cfm and are able to fit on a SLK-800:)
LOL, I had to look twice myself, but you're lookin' at the opening, where the blue fins are :)Quote:
Originally posted by CrawlingEye
Very interesting. How does it actual get air in or out of itself? I assume it has an opening, but where is the opening?
i'd like to see some live performance before i order one...but it is an interesting idea.
Yeah I wonder how good the heatsink is, and if the fan is interchangeable to other heatsinks (SLK-800 would be nice:D ):)
You do realize Nidec had these things for a LONG while right? Remember Silverado?
Yeah, but didn't they put out like 18 cfm?Quote:
Originally posted by Soldier_Of_Evil
You do realize Nidec had these things for a LONG while right? Remember Silverado?
Looks pretty sweet. Hopefully it will perform as well as we hope.;)
Interesting, so it sucks air from the sides and shuffles it down to the heatsink. That's pretty interesting. The only problem I would see with it is that you couldn't pull off a 'sucking' as opposed to 'blowing' thing. Then again, I suppose the way the fins are across, it would kind of do both.
It probably works fairly well though, considering there's few ways for the air to escape from. The efficiency of it could be raised considerably.
Yeah, scroll fans cant suck for quids but they're very efficient at blowing :)Quote:
Originally posted by CrawlingEye
Interesting, so it sucks air from the sides and shuffles it down to the heatsink. That's pretty interesting. The only problem I would see with it is that you couldn't pull off a 'sucking' as opposed to 'blowing' thing. Then again, I suppose the way the fins are across, it would kind of do both.
It probably works fairly well though, considering there's few ways for the air to escape from. The efficiency of it could be raised considerably.
Axial fans are much better at sucking than blowing which is why they've never been ideal for HS cooling.
You wont find an axial fan pushing air down an airconditioning duct for that very reason.
I think this thing at 27CFM will move more air through a fine skieve HS than a 40CFM axial fan and it will push it through the middle, not just around the edges.
there is another pic at that website from the other side and it is completely open for suction
it says it will fit where any 80mm fan will boltQuote:
Originally posted by XP18004life
Yeah I wonder how good the heatsink is, and if the fan is interchangeable to other heatsinks (SLK-800 would be nice:D ):)
There is a local store carries them in here Vancouver. It has 70mm and 80mm version, but it costs $65 CAD ($47 USD) though. :eek:
Here's one from Tom's, and here's another one I found from pcabusers.com.
And another from PC Guide. ;)
Screw these guys, remember the shasharado of days gone by? They have obviously ripped me off, ripping off noisecontrol. ;)
Check this out... http://www.geocities.com/ashasha3/old.html (copy and paste...Geocities sucks.
Scrolling fans may be rated alot lower on cfm (Nidec gamma28's are rated at 10cfm), but these little suckers move some air and it is a lot more focused.
Looks like a really nice cooler, about time someone else did this. NOw someone just needs to build a PC with one of these and use fresh air cooling duct. That was my plan all along with the old one, but I could never get it right due to the gamma's intakes being on opposite sides. This one could get it done.
Shweet!!
have been waiting to see something like this with a decent push for a long time. I had almost given up hope on it.