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Enermax Now Offers D.F.VEGAS Series comes with Self-cleaning
ENERMAX announces the extension of the D.F. series by adding two LED fans, D.F.VEGAS and D.F.VEGAS DUO. The D.F.VEGAS is a single blue color LED fan; the D.F.VEGAS DUO comes with 2-color LED (red and green). Both D.F. LED fans featuring the latest Dust Free Rotation technology can provide not only incredible lighting effects but also self-cleaning solution.
The innovative DFR technology makes the fan to spin in reverse at the highest RPM set by the user for 10 seconds upon startup before it resumes to the normal operation. The DFR technology offers a smart self-cleaning solution to prolong the product lifetime and reduces the dust on radiator that gradually build-up throughout the time.
Patented Adjusted Peak Speed (APS) Design Provides 3 RPM Ranges
D.F.VEGAS and D.F.VEGAS DUO are also built with ENERMAX's patented APS design, which enables users to individually widen or limit the fan's RPM range according to the system configuration and requirements. The fans offer three different speed modes to provide the optimal cooling performance: Ultra Silent Mode, Silent Mode, and Performance Mode. Within the selected RPM range, the fans are controlled by pulse width modulation (PWM). This intelligent design gives users great flexibility in selecting the preferred fan speed to reach the balance between cooling performance and silent operation.
Patented Circular-type LED for Stunning Lighting Effects
ENERMAX patented circular-type LED technology is one of a kind, which is a must-have for all gamers and modders. D.F.VEGAS DUO features dual color LED with 24 diodes and 13 Vegas LED modes. On the other hand, D.F.VEGAS comes with blue LED with 12 diodes and 5 VEGAS LED modes. The unique, stunning lighting effects will enable users to create a personalized look that matches his/her styles.
Availability
The two models are available for sale in September.
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#5334222 Posted on: 09/13/2016 11:33 AM
I've had a GTX 580 Lightning from MSI, it had those backwards spinning fans at startup too. Mind you, it may take a bit longer to get those dust buildups, but it happens anyway. Would still buy fans because of their performance / noise.
I've had a GTX 580 Lightning from MSI, it had those backwards spinning fans at startup too. Mind you, it may take a bit longer to get those dust buildups, but it happens anyway. Would still buy fans because of their performance / noise.
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#5334359 Posted on: 09/13/2016 05:10 PM
Hill arious!
So basically if you have your PC next to you, on startup you get a face full of dust.
Hill arious!
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#5334403 Posted on: 09/13/2016 07:19 PM
Was going to ask if anyone had fans with that feature/if they noticed a difference. I figured it wouldn't do much.
I've had a GTX 580 Lightning from MSI, it had those backwards spinning fans at startup too. Mind you, it may take a bit longer to get those dust buildups, but it happens anyway. Would still buy fans because of their performance / noise.
Was going to ask if anyone had fans with that feature/if they noticed a difference. I figured it wouldn't do much.
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#5334408 Posted on: 09/13/2016 07:42 PM
Dust still gets inside. Since I clean out the PC every once in a while, fans are done in the process, so dont see much point in self-cleaning fans.
Dust still gets inside. Since I clean out the PC every once in a while, fans are done in the process, so dont see much point in self-cleaning fans.
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#5334463 Posted on: 09/13/2016 11:33 PM
Thing is it never made sense for a GPU to have this. So it blows the dust away from the card, dust is then flying about inside the case, and most will end up back where it came from. It's a selling gimmick more than anything
Was going to ask if anyone had fans with that feature/if they noticed a difference. I figured it wouldn't do much.
Thing is it never made sense for a GPU to have this. So it blows the dust away from the card, dust is then flying about inside the case, and most will end up back where it came from. It's a selling gimmick more than anything
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#5334472 Posted on: 09/14/2016 12:01 AM
Once you have a good case with decent fan filters there is no need for reversing fans.
I had them on one of my past GFx cards, when working on overclocks etc, with regular PC restarts, I found the high revving reverse fans really annoying, especially late at night.
Once you have a good case with decent fan filters there is no need for reversing fans.
I had them on one of my past GFx cards, when working on overclocks etc, with regular PC restarts, I found the high revving reverse fans really annoying, especially late at night.
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#5334564 Posted on: 09/14/2016 09:20 AM
Pretty much like this
So basically if you have your PC next to you, on startup you get a face full of dust.
Pretty much like this
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#5334624 Posted on: 09/14/2016 12:43 PM
Haha that explains it perfectly
Haha that explains it perfectly
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So basically if you have your PC next to you, on startup you get a face full of dust.