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Corsair Launches Magnetic Levitation Bearing based FANs.
Equipped with a Magnetic Levitation Bearing and custom rotor design, the ML Series redefines fan performance to deliver higher airflow, lower noise and better cooling, whatever the requirement. When powered, the magnetic levitation bearing completely suspends the fan blades from the motor housing, delivering almost frictionless operation.
The huge reduction in friction, in comparison to all conventional physical contact bearings, allows the ML Series to offer lower noise at higher RPMs giving PC Enthusiasts a true no-compromise fan
Offered in ten different variants, the new ML Series is available in a full range of colors and multiple sizes, letting you customize both your build and your performance. Launching in standard ML, ML PRO and ML PRO LED models and in both 120mm and 140mm sizes, there’s an ML fan to suit almost any performance PC cooling requirement.
All ML fans offer a huge PWM range, giving users total control over how their fans perform. Value silence above all else? At their lowest speed of 400 RPM, the ML Series will push more airflow at near silent 16 dBA (decibel A-weighting). Performance junkie? ML Series fans push up to 97 CFM (cubic feet per minute) of air. Be it a low noise case, high density radiator or anywhere in-between, the ML Series delivers best-in-class performance.
ML Series also provides next-level fan customization. ML PRO fans feature removable color co-coordinated corners fitted to the fan’s vibration dampening rubber grommets, allowing easy color matching to accent your build’s color scheme. ML PRO LED goes even further, mounting four ultra-bright LEDs into the central fan hub to radiate vibrant, even lighting through the fan’s frosted blades.
“We built the ML Series to be the ultimate fan, offering exceptionally low noise levels to those who value silence and insane airflow for those who demand it” said Michael Hooper, Product Manager for Cooling at CORSAIR. “With the use of the Magnetic Levitation Bearing and custom rotor, we’re able to create a single fan that lets the user choose their perfect balance between airflow, static pressure and noise with no compromises.”
Specifications:
Magnetic Levitation Bearing: Harnesses Magnetic Levitation technology to provide lower noise, higher performance, and a longer lifespan.
Custom Rotor Design: Delivers the perfect balance between high static pressure and high airflow, operating flawlessly in the most challenging environments.
Extensive Control Range: A 2,000 RPM control range gives you total control between low noise and absolute performance. At 400 RPM ML Series 120mm fans provide 12 CFM of airflow at just 16 dBA for near silent running. At 2,400 RPM, the same fans offer a huge 75 CFM of airflow, at an un-intrusive 37dBa. You choose the balance between silence and performance, and the ML Series delivers.
Color Customization: Replaceable corners mounted to anti-vibration rubber dampers allow you to match your fans with the rest of your build while delivering quiet operation at higher speeds.
Bold LED’s: ML120 PRO LED and ML140 PRO LED are available in Red, White or Blue, with ultra-bright LEDs mounted to the center rotor, outputting a vivid blast of light and color.
Pricing, Availability, and Warranty
All ML Series fans are backed by a comprehensive five year warranty and are available immediately from the CORSAIR worldwide network of authorized retailers. ML Series fans are available in ten different variants in both 120mm and 140mm sizes. Please refer to the below grid for MSRP. Prices are Exc. Tax.
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ML120 |
ML120 PRO |
ML120 PRO LED White |
ML120 PRO LED Red |
ML120 PRO LED Blue |
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Pack Quantity |
2 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
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Rubber Corners |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
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Corner Color |
None |
Black |
White |
Red |
Blue |
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LED Lit |
No |
No |
Yes - White |
Yes - Red |
Yes – Blue |
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RPM |
400 – 2400 |
400 – 2400 |
400 – 2400 |
400 – 2400 |
400 – 2400 |
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CFM |
12 – 75 |
12 – 75 |
12 – 75 |
12 – 75 |
12 – 75 |
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Static Pressure |
0.2 – 4.2 |
0.2 – 4.2 |
0.2 – 4.2 |
0.2 – 4.2 |
0.2 – 4.2 |
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Noise (dBA) |
16 – 37 |
16 – 37 |
16 – 37 |
16 – 37 |
16 – 37 |
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MSRP ($) |
$34.99 |
$24.99 |
$27.99 |
$27.99 |
$27.99 |
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ML140 |
ML140 PRO |
ML140 PRO LED White |
ML140 PRO LED Red |
ML140 PRO LED Blue |
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Pack Quantity |
2 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
1 |
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Rubber Corners |
No |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
Yes |
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Corner Color |
None |
Black |
White |
Red |
Blue |
|
LED Lit |
No |
No |
Yes - White |
Yes - Red |
Yes – Blue |
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RPM |
400 – 2000 |
400 – 2000 |
400 – 2000 |
400 – 2000 |
400 – 2000 |
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CFM |
17 – 97 |
17 – 97 |
17 – 97 |
17 – 97 |
17 – 97 |
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Static Pressure |
0.2 – 3.0 |
0.2 – 3.0 |
0.2 – 3.0 |
0.2 – 3.0 |
0.2 – 3.0 |
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Noise (dBA) |
16 – 37 |
16 – 37 |
16 – 37 |
16 – 37 |
16 – 37 |
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MSRP ($) |
$39.99 |
$28.99 |
$30.99 |
30.99 |
$30.99 |
To learn more about CORSAIR ML Series fans please visit:
http://www.corsair.com/
To view the launch video for CORSAIR ML Series fans please visit:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?
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#5305418 Posted on: 07/13/2016 02:25 PM
Hmm, I'll be installing my new Corsair H115i soon, do you think these fans are a lot better (performance wise) than the stock Crosair SP140L fans? Or is it mostly just for looks?
Hmm, I'll be installing my new Corsair H115i soon, do you think these fans are a lot better (performance wise) than the stock Crosair SP140L fans? Or is it mostly just for looks?
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#5305424 Posted on: 07/13/2016 02:34 PM
hehe somebody who knows the allmighty Coolink Swif! Excellent fans, very quiet and able to run below 600rpm. And cheap too if you can get a hold of them, bought 8 once and still have some spare!
Unfortunately, I'm not too fond of the Noiseblockers, I think I bought the wrong ones (running at 50% they ARE audible, although a pleasent fan noise by itself).
Hi there
You are bought which one Noiseblockers fans ?
I've used three types on my builds and best has been NB Blacksilent,then I've tried NB eLoop which has been noisiest fans from Noiseblockers
Usually I'm using Noctua or BeQuiet fans and Scythe,few weeks back I've replaced all Corsair fans on friend PC as she hated noise and I've used only Noctua fans,they don't look fancy or cool,but offers quiet performance
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
hehe somebody who knows the allmighty Coolink Swif! Excellent fans, very quiet and able to run below 600rpm. And cheap too if you can get a hold of them, bought 8 once and still have some spare!
Unfortunately, I'm not too fond of the Noiseblockers, I think I bought the wrong ones (running at 50% they ARE audible, although a pleasent fan noise by itself).
Hi there
You are bought which one Noiseblockers fans ?
I've used three types on my builds and best has been NB Blacksilent,then I've tried NB eLoop which has been noisiest fans from Noiseblockers
Usually I'm using Noctua or BeQuiet fans and Scythe,few weeks back I've replaced all Corsair fans on friend PC as she hated noise and I've used only Noctua fans,they don't look fancy or cool,but offers quiet performance
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
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#5305430 Posted on: 07/13/2016 02:53 PM
Hi there
If you are like quiet PC then I would go with Noctua or as above fans from Scythe,BeQuiet fans,I would get PWM fans
Regarding the performance,have run like stock Corsair fans and then swapped for Noctua NF-F12,BeQuiet Pure Wings 2 or Silent Wings and I would choose everytime Noctua as they're silent and perform very nicely on rads,BeQuiet are great fans,they're noisier than Noctua,but still they're lot quieter than any Corsair fan what I've owned,I'm running my fans at 750RPM most of the time,but I think they perform slightly better than Noctua on rads
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
Hmm, I'll be installing my new Corsair H115i soon, do you think these fans are a lot better (performance wise) than the stock Crosair SP140L fans? Or is it mostly just for looks?
Hi there
If you are like quiet PC then I would go with Noctua or as above fans from Scythe,BeQuiet fans,I would get PWM fans
Regarding the performance,have run like stock Corsair fans and then swapped for Noctua NF-F12,BeQuiet Pure Wings 2 or Silent Wings and I would choose everytime Noctua as they're silent and perform very nicely on rads,BeQuiet are great fans,they're noisier than Noctua,but still they're lot quieter than any Corsair fan what I've owned,I'm running my fans at 750RPM most of the time,but I think they perform slightly better than Noctua on rads
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
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#5305548 Posted on: 07/13/2016 06:42 PM
Why would they need rubber corners if the fan blades are totally free floating in levitation. Surely this alone removes any vibration created by the old style metal ball race.
The rubber would help with initial torque when the fans are started but that's about all because once these fans hit about 50% you should be able to place it down on a flat surface and see no vibration what so ever, in theory.
Why would they need rubber corners if the fan blades are totally free floating in levitation. Surely this alone removes any vibration created by the old style metal ball race.
The rubber would help with initial torque when the fans are started but that's about all because once these fans hit about 50% you should be able to place it down on a flat surface and see no vibration what so ever, in theory.
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#5305583 Posted on: 07/13/2016 08:05 PM
Man, these are tempting. But I'd have tp swap out 5 140mm and one 120mm fan. And that still wouldn't cancel out the noise from my Windforces. Might have another look when one of my current fans is failing. Actually one on my X61 Kraken is failing. NZXT quickly sent a replacement though. Heck, since I wasn't sure which of the two fans are failing, they sent *two* replacements. Talk about excellent support.
Man, these are tempting. But I'd have tp swap out 5 140mm and one 120mm fan. And that still wouldn't cancel out the noise from my Windforces. Might have another look when one of my current fans is failing. Actually one on my X61 Kraken is failing. NZXT quickly sent a replacement though. Heck, since I wasn't sure which of the two fans are failing, they sent *two* replacements. Talk about excellent support.
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#5305670 Posted on: 07/13/2016 11:02 PM
I was actually on the lookout for some fans when I spotted this mini review! I like the idea of the magnetic bearings so I've just ordered a set of both the 120mm and 140mm twinpacks which should be here with me tomorrow...
I chose the non-pro twinpacks as the black and white styling fits the style of my system well and they don't come with horrible LED lights either which I abhor. Also they're cheaper too which is nice!
I'll whack the 2x 120s onto my H100i rad and the 2x 140s will replace the 2 front stock fans in the front of my case (Fractal Design Arc XL).
Though I wouldn't call my system loud, you can clearly hear all the fans so these should hopefully shave a few dbs of my system as my case pretty much lets all the internal sounds escape!
I'll still have a stock 140 on the rear exhaust, but I'll run that at the slowest speed for now and will worry about that later...
I was actually on the lookout for some fans when I spotted this mini review! I like the idea of the magnetic bearings so I've just ordered a set of both the 120mm and 140mm twinpacks which should be here with me tomorrow...
I chose the non-pro twinpacks as the black and white styling fits the style of my system well and they don't come with horrible LED lights either which I abhor. Also they're cheaper too which is nice!
I'll whack the 2x 120s onto my H100i rad and the 2x 140s will replace the 2 front stock fans in the front of my case (Fractal Design Arc XL).
Though I wouldn't call my system loud, you can clearly hear all the fans so these should hopefully shave a few dbs of my system as my case pretty much lets all the internal sounds escape!
I'll still have a stock 140 on the rear exhaust, but I'll run that at the slowest speed for now and will worry about that later...
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#5305690 Posted on: 07/14/2016 12:07 AM
I wonder why they don't use rgb led for fans I would love to have green or orange or which ever color I feel like using.
the main reason probably addition production cost
adding rgb led means it will need led controller, extra wire.. etc
afaik corsair have yet to release rgb led
so either the demand not that many OR price with rgb led is not attractive for most people to buy
There are 12 cm versions, as per this article, and 14 cm versions available.
There are also two different functional (this does not include colour) variations of the fan in each size. The twin pack fan does not have the rubber corner mounts whereas the single packs do. The single versions are therefore labelled 'Pro' as they are anti-vibration, and cost more. I think if they had the pro in a twin pack at that price they'd be on a real winner. I don't think there would be too many people who would justify the extra cost of the 'Pro' versions.
Corner differences of the twin pack compared to the the pro:
The pro version is around 43 percent more expensive for the 12 cm and 45 percent for the pro. Expensive corners! There would be some discount in the twin pack, and extra charge in the pro for having the 'pro' feature corners.
based on the picture, aside the rubber corner, i see better plastic used in PRO compared to normal, not sure if that just photographic effect though
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beside silverstone that have awesome support (based personal experience), corsair also great support
so as long corsair keeping their product quality (not to be disillusioned by long warranty terms) and their great RMA service, i will keep buying their products
been using their psu, cooler, fans ... it last long enough
so far only 1 failing psu (after 4years+), their rma service is great so no complain
I wonder why they don't use rgb led for fans I would love to have green or orange or which ever color I feel like using.
the main reason probably addition production cost
adding rgb led means it will need led controller, extra wire.. etc
afaik corsair have yet to release rgb led
so either the demand not that many OR price with rgb led is not attractive for most people to buy
There are 12 cm versions, as per this article, and 14 cm versions available.
There are also two different functional (this does not include colour) variations of the fan in each size. The twin pack fan does not have the rubber corner mounts whereas the single packs do. The single versions are therefore labelled 'Pro' as they are anti-vibration, and cost more. I think if they had the pro in a twin pack at that price they'd be on a real winner. I don't think there would be too many people who would justify the extra cost of the 'Pro' versions.
Corner differences of the twin pack compared to the the pro:
The pro version is around 43 percent more expensive for the 12 cm and 45 percent for the pro. Expensive corners! There would be some discount in the twin pack, and extra charge in the pro for having the 'pro' feature corners.
based on the picture, aside the rubber corner, i see better plastic used in PRO compared to normal, not sure if that just photographic effect though
---------------------------
beside silverstone that have awesome support (based personal experience), corsair also great support
so as long corsair keeping their product quality (not to be disillusioned by long warranty terms) and their great RMA service, i will keep buying their products
been using their psu, cooler, fans ... it last long enough
so far only 1 failing psu (after 4years+), their rma service is great so no complain
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#5305735 Posted on: 07/14/2016 03:14 AM
I would like to see one of the fans insides. I guess there are tiny rare earth magnets? Is really the main question of how the magnets work.
I think most people are fascinated by powerful magnets.....idk some people? lol everything to tiny to see i guess
I would like to see one of the fans insides. I guess there are tiny rare earth magnets? Is really the main question of how the magnets work.
I think most people are fascinated by powerful magnets.....idk some people? lol everything to tiny to see i guess
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#5305760 Posted on: 07/14/2016 06:16 AM
Hi there
You are bought which one Noiseblockers fans ?
I've used three types on my builds and best has been NB Blacksilent,then I've tried NB eLoop which has been noisiest fans from Noiseblockers
Usually I'm using Noctua or BeQuiet fans and Scythe,few weeks back I've replaced all Corsair fans on friend PC as she hated noise and I've used only Noctua fans,they don't look fancy or cool,but offers quiet performance
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
I've bought 8 Noiseblocker Black Silent Pro PL-2, and while they are relatively quiet, the Swif I mentioned above is more quiet under half load for instance, at least subjectively. Unfortunately I couldn't get my hands on any Scythe Gentle Typhoons...
Don't get me wrong, it's not horrible or loud by itself, it's just... if it wasn't a bother to undo half my rig and unmount a rad from my cooling, I'd try some other fans, but... not right now, maybe during next year's maintenance or when I get a new GPU
Hi there
You are bought which one Noiseblockers fans ?
I've used three types on my builds and best has been NB Blacksilent,then I've tried NB eLoop which has been noisiest fans from Noiseblockers
Usually I'm using Noctua or BeQuiet fans and Scythe,few weeks back I've replaced all Corsair fans on friend PC as she hated noise and I've used only Noctua fans,they don't look fancy or cool,but offers quiet performance
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
I've bought 8 Noiseblocker Black Silent Pro PL-2, and while they are relatively quiet, the Swif I mentioned above is more quiet under half load for instance, at least subjectively. Unfortunately I couldn't get my hands on any Scythe Gentle Typhoons...
Don't get me wrong, it's not horrible or loud by itself, it's just... if it wasn't a bother to undo half my rig and unmount a rad from my cooling, I'd try some other fans, but... not right now, maybe during next year's maintenance or when I get a new GPU
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#5305842 Posted on: 07/14/2016 10:15 AM
Öööö...i just got these:
https://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/121594/co-9050044-ww/corsair-140mm-ml140-pro-premium-magnetic-levitation-laitetuuletin-dual-pack-musta
If got this right, dualpacks are only for pro's?
https://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Search?q=ml140
Öööö...i just got these:
https://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/121594/co-9050044-ww/corsair-140mm-ml140-pro-premium-magnetic-levitation-laitetuuletin-dual-pack-musta
If got this right, dualpacks are only for pro's?
https://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Search?q=ml140
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#5305934 Posted on: 07/14/2016 02:01 PM
Öööö...i just got these:
https://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/121594/co-9050044-ww/corsair-140mm-ml140-pro-premium-magnetic-levitation-laitetuuletin-dual-pack-musta
If got this right, dualpacks are only for pro's?
https://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Search?q=ml140
I can only buy the "crappy" ones in dual packs here.
Öööö...i just got these:
https://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Show/121594/co-9050044-ww/corsair-140mm-ml140-pro-premium-magnetic-levitation-laitetuuletin-dual-pack-musta
If got this right, dualpacks are only for pro's?
https://www.jimms.fi/fi/Product/Search?q=ml140
I can only buy the "crappy" ones in dual packs here.
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#5305950 Posted on: 07/14/2016 02:39 PM
Oh damn. I need to spend quite a few euros on some fans.
Oh damn. I need to spend quite a few euros on some fans.
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#5306010 Posted on: 07/14/2016 04:42 PM
I've bought 8 Noiseblocker Black Silent Pro PL-2, and while they are relatively quiet, the Swif I mentioned above is more quiet under half load for instance, at least subjectively. Unfortunately I couldn't get my hands on any Scythe Gentle Typhoons...
Don't get me wrong, it's not horrible or loud by itself, it's just... if it wasn't a bother to undo half my rig and unmount a rad from my cooling, I'd try some other fans, but... not right now, maybe during next year's maintenance or when I get a new GPU
Hi there
Those Noiseblocker Black Silent fans I bought too to test on my PC and wanted to know how they perform on my PC,I've been impressed how they perform on my PC,have run 6 fans on mine,I've used fan controller to control of them,usually in colder weather I've run them at 750RPM,in hotter weather I'm running them at 850-900RPM
Then I've run Phatnteks which are loud above 1100RPM,in 750-900RPM they're pretty quiet,but still they're louder than Noctua which move lot of air and cooling at same RPM is bit better with Noctua
BeQuiet are great fans too,but still they're loud for me above 1100RPM,currently I'm running those on my H100i V2 and I will be swapping them again for Noctua NF-F12 as with Noctua I've been very happy,wanted to know if they're worth,they're cheaper option
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
I've bought 8 Noiseblocker Black Silent Pro PL-2, and while they are relatively quiet, the Swif I mentioned above is more quiet under half load for instance, at least subjectively. Unfortunately I couldn't get my hands on any Scythe Gentle Typhoons...
Don't get me wrong, it's not horrible or loud by itself, it's just... if it wasn't a bother to undo half my rig and unmount a rad from my cooling, I'd try some other fans, but... not right now, maybe during next year's maintenance or when I get a new GPU
Hi there
Those Noiseblocker Black Silent fans I bought too to test on my PC and wanted to know how they perform on my PC,I've been impressed how they perform on my PC,have run 6 fans on mine,I've used fan controller to control of them,usually in colder weather I've run them at 750RPM,in hotter weather I'm running them at 850-900RPM
Then I've run Phatnteks which are loud above 1100RPM,in 750-900RPM they're pretty quiet,but still they're louder than Noctua which move lot of air and cooling at same RPM is bit better with Noctua
BeQuiet are great fans too,but still they're loud for me above 1100RPM,currently I'm running those on my H100i V2 and I will be swapping them again for Noctua NF-F12 as with Noctua I've been very happy,wanted to know if they're worth,they're cheaper option
Hope this helps
Thanks,Jura
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#5306042 Posted on: 07/14/2016 05:34 PM
Hi all!
I wanna use this topic to ask you what is the brand or model of the most powerful fan in the market today?
I dont care about noise, I just wanna lower temperatures
Thanks.
Hi all!
I wanna use this topic to ask you what is the brand or model of the most powerful fan in the market today?
I dont care about noise, I just wanna lower temperatures
Thanks.
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I have a 1u chassis fan (80mm) spliced to USB and running at under 5v. This pushes some serious air at full speed 12v but its great for pushing air to those difficult corners of your case.
Very noisy... but I'm more concerned about heat build up. Those things run at least 30+db on 5v so you can imagine what its like when its maxed out.
My 4x Notcua 240's seem a bit tame in comparison lol
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