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We are reviewing two new AIO coolers from SilentiumPC: the Navis RGB 240 and 280 mm variants. These are the latest products from this Polish company known mainly for their chassis, power supplies and air coolers.
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The Goose
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Posted on: 02/28/2019 03:23 AM
Just curious...do the fans need to run at full rpm to get the illustrated brightness, i have Corsair ml 140mm white led fans in my case and on my Corsair h110i gt and at low rpm(600 ish rpm) they have very dim led lights
Just curious...do the fans need to run at full rpm to get the illustrated brightness, i have Corsair ml 140mm white led fans in my case and on my Corsair h110i gt and at low rpm(600 ish rpm) they have very dim led lights
Captain_Hook
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Posted on: 02/28/2019 08:20 AM
Thanks
No problem, at your service
Many people have now ryZEN based PCs.
If You can add (in the future) some ZEN 2700X/1800X comparison it will be nice.
Overall, GJ Guru3D
I only have one (personal) platform. Overall - you've got a good idea, but it's not possible from my side at the foreseeable future.
Just curious...do the fans need to run at full rpm to get the illustrated brightness, i have Corsair ml 140mm white led fans in my case and on my Corsair h110i gt and at low rpm(600 ish rpm) they have very dim led lights
No, it doesn't affect the brightness. It shouldn't as the fans are "fed" by 12V, PWM only regulates the rpm.
Thanks
No problem, at your service
Many people have now ryZEN based PCs.
If You can add (in the future) some ZEN 2700X/1800X comparison it will be nice.
Overall, GJ Guru3D
I only have one (personal) platform. Overall - you've got a good idea, but it's not possible from my side at the foreseeable future.
Just curious...do the fans need to run at full rpm to get the illustrated brightness, i have Corsair ml 140mm white led fans in my case and on my Corsair h110i gt and at low rpm(600 ish rpm) they have very dim led lights
No, it doesn't affect the brightness. It shouldn't as the fans are "fed" by 12V, PWM only regulates the rpm.
The Goose
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Posted on: 03/02/2019 02:17 AM
No problem, at your service
I only have one (personal) platform. Overall - you've got a good idea, but it's not possible from my side at the foreseeable future.
No, it doesn't affect the brightness. It shouldn't as the fans are "fed" by 12V, PWM only regulates the rpm.
My Corsair ml`s are pwm and they only reach full brightness when they are turned up to full rpm
No problem, at your service
I only have one (personal) platform. Overall - you've got a good idea, but it's not possible from my side at the foreseeable future.
No, it doesn't affect the brightness. It shouldn't as the fans are "fed" by 12V, PWM only regulates the rpm.
My Corsair ml`s are pwm and they only reach full brightness when they are turned up to full rpm
Captain_Hook
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Posted on: 03/03/2019 08:35 AM
I personally had only non-led ML's, so I can't tell you how it was on my side.
My Corsair ml`s are pwn and they only reach full brightness when they are turned up to full rpm
I personally had only non-led ML's, so I can't tell you how it was on my side.
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Many people have now ryZEN based PCs.
If You can add (in the future) some ZEN 2700X/1800X comparison it will be nice.
Overall, GJ Guru3D