What does this mean?Pros & Cons
Pros
Gelid fans are quieter than the official red sea max 130d fan. Fan is silent at full 4000 rpm. Comes with rubber anti-vibration pillars to reduce noise.
The fan is a tiny little fan but it does pack quite a punch. Comes with a sufficiently long 50cm cable and a nice long power connector. Handy little fan for my 3d printer and works like a charm.
Everything is well in tolerances. Very pleased with it. Hard to beat.
Highlights
Quality
Good quality does the job not much else i can say
Quiet and of a nice quality with the ability to shift a lot of air
The price suggests cheap and cheerful but the build quality is very high
Price
Due to the cost l never bothered to return it
Competitiveness
Very quiet fan and cheaper than a noctua
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- This product had a total of 1,546 reviews as of our last analysis date on Dec 7 2022.
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Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Then i tried a 38 overclock and everything stayed stable
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
So i ordered this little fan
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
It really is a tiny little fan but it does pack quite a punch
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
I’m not talking arctic air movement but instead a steady stream of air
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
The noise emitted from the fan is nonexistent even at full power
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Yes not dramatically but it reduced the chipset down from 60°c to 51°c which is much better
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
Overall no good as a case fan but for a very localised area then it works well
Posted by a reviewer on Amazon
So not really suitable as the wires are not coded all l wanted was a simple 12 volt two wire fanso if this fan is purchased be aware of the wiring configuration
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