O Good 80mm Fans, where art thou?

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Can anyone recommend a high CFM 80mm fan that won't die every 5 months?

Or it should be:

What brand are you using? How long have you been using it? Where did you buy it and for how much?

Thanks

[Fafnir]

Noctua.at - sound-optimised premium components "Designed in Austria"!
noctua 80mm fans, im not using it, but it's the easiest to get, and it's a quality product.

[siopao1984]

mag agad ra na sa imo budget TS

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Noctua NF-R8-1800 80mm has 31.2 CFM. I had Silverstone FN81 (25.CFM) but had to take it out, it didn't move much air at all. Maybe above 50 CFM is ideal for non-aircon room.

Those generic ones are really fast, but it's only a matter of months before their noise get louder and start vibrating. This got me thinking that maybe replacing it every 5 months isn't so bad afterall. If you think about it, 50 pesos in 5 months isn't much. It'll be 100 in a year, 300 in 3 years, compared to a branded which is around 700 pesos. Is that a fair trade? Would you do the same?

[siopao1984]

get deepcool fans. na lang. hantod karon wala pa man maguba gani 2 years na sa ako rig

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Uhm.. where can we find them? Certainly not in SM, I was there looking around yesterday, can't find one.

[siopao1984]

ad2 buy and sell. namaligya si cloud anah.

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I just checked out Deepcool's 80mm fans, they only have 21 CFM

[butitoy]

my 80mm from TT and CoolerMaster are still Functioning but in storage at the moment

how come yours died every 5moths? maybe it just need some oil

[Fafnir]

I just checked out Deepcool's 80mm fans, they only have 21 CFM

dont expect high cfm for small fans, if you want, 3000+ rpms go for scythe usa, which are harder to find.