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EK-Vardar EkWaterBlocks F2-120 ventola-

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Tipo di connettore di alimentazione 4 pin
Tensione 12 Volt
Livello rumore 25,6 dB

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  • EK Water Blocks ek-vardar F2 – 120. Tipo: Ventilatore
  • Potenza elettrica: 0.73 W
  • Connettore: A 4 pin PWM
  • Cuscinetto di albero: doppio roulement-ball.
  • Diametro del ventilatore: 12 cm
  • Velocità di rotazione (min): 1450 giri/min. Colore del prodotto: Nero
  • Lunghezza cavo: 0,3 m
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EK-Vardar EkWaterBlocks F2-120 ventola-

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EK-Vardar is the industrial grade high-static pressure computer cooling fan, designed and built primarily for highest-performance computer liquid cooling systems. This product is the result of one year worth of development, CFD analysis, careful motor selection and anechoic chamber testing.

Dubbed Vardar, this family of cooling fans carry the name of a type of the cold northwesterly wind blowing from the mountains down to the valleys of Macedonia. It is a type of ravine wind, enhanced by a channelling effect while blowing down through the Moravia-Vardar gap, bringing cold conditions from the north to the Thessaloniki area of Greece. Most frequent during winter, it is blowing in the rear of a depression when atmospheric pressure over eastern Europe is higher than over the Aegean Sea.

EK-Vardar is simply the best choice for computer radiator cooling as it provides unmatched performance throughout entire operating range.

The key characteristics of EK-Vardar fans are:

High-static pressure / low noise profile - unlike other general-purpose computer cooling fans, the EK-Vardar family of fans is built specifically for computer liquid cooling systems, namely radiator cooling. The 7-fin fan blade design is optimized for high pressure operation while maintaining the low noise profile throughout the whole operation range of the fan. Vardar's design and construction is also very suitable for high-performance heat-pipe air coolers.

High-quality motor and bearing assembly - Proven electrical design, actively cooled motor windings and Double Ball bearing with 50.000 hours lifespan (MTBF) ensures uninterrupted operation for years to come. Phase-width modulation (PWM) fan speed allows performance on demand.

Sealed-edge fan casing - The classic, yet effective square shape of the fan casing ensures optimal performance in either pull- (suction) or push (pressure) regime without hydraulic losses thus ensuring optimal cooling capacity of your liquid cooling radiators.

Timeless design - the EK-Vardar fan fits subtly into any liquid cooling computer without drawing too much attention. Single- and two-tone colour design with monochrome fan sticker. Less is more.
Other Characteristics:
Airflow: 88 m³/h
Cable length: 0.3 m
Certification: CE
Colour of product: Black
Depth: 120 mm
Fan connector: 4-pin
Fan diameter: 12 cm
Height: 25 mm
Maximum airflow: 52 cfm
Noise level (low speed): 25.6 dB
Power consumption (typical): 0.73 W
RoHS compliance: Y
Rotational speed (min): 1450 RPM
Screws included: Y
Type: Fan
Voltage: 12
Width: 120 mm

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ethereal02
5,0 su 5 stelle Keeps a good flow going through the radiator in pull (exhaust) configuration
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 24 giugno 2016
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Whisper quiet fan, using currently on my i7-4790+Corsair H50. Keeps a good flow going through the radiator in pull (exhaust) configuration.
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Amazon Customer
5,0 su 5 stelle super quiet even at full speed replacement for my F12
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 10 giugno 2016
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super quiet even at full speed replacement for my F12,s on my Arctic Liquid Freezer 120 giving better performance and a cooler cpu for virtually no noise
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Arne E.
5,0 su 5 stelle Einfach nur Gut
Recensito in Germania il 17 gennaio 2016
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hab 2 davon als Push&Pull auf den radiator von meinem Corsair H60 gebastelt .
Mein FX 8530 ist auf 4.4 - 4.8 GHZ übertacktet und läuft nie heißer als 40°C und selbst dann sind die Lüfter noch wesentlich leiser als der ehemals mitgelieferte Lüfer. Druck stimmt , Lautstärke stimmt .
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dw300
4,0 su 5 stelle A decent buy for cooling with low noise
Recensito nel Regno Unito il 5 ottobre 2017
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I saw the price on the F2 (1450rpm version) drop temporarily to £11.99 and thought I'd see what the fuss was about. It wasn't in stock but for that price I didn't mind waiting to see if they'd come back into stock. They're £19+ at the time of writing this review.

After a couple of weeks I got the dispatch email and 2-3 days later it arrived. I think it came direct from EK in Slovenia as I noticed the distribution centre was in Italy.

When it arrived it had been a little squashed in transit and the fan seemed to be partially seized. I could turn it with my finger, but it didnt rotate freely and there was a rubbing noise. When I pulled the fan away from the frame it turned freely, but a spring must hold it onto the frame.

I plugged it in and nothing happened and I thought I'd have a return to organise, but I kept fiddling with it while sitting at my computer 'working'. It's well built for a fan, ie. fairly beefy, its a nice piece of engineering to hold. I kept turning and noticed that it started to free up a little, so I plugged it in again and gave it a try. It turned this time but a lot of rubbing noise which got better or worse depending on the orientation. I figured that a technical proceedure know as 'giving it a whack' might sort it, and as many an experienced technician will know, sometimes you can fix things without actually knowing how you did it.

Anyway, fan is in place and it runs pretty quiet now, although the mesh of your case will probably end up being your main noise source. The fan will have some significant volume flat out, but you will probably find that it works optimally with your radiator at less than full power. In my case it'll never run at more than 8-10v which means it's very quiet. I have no bearing noise to speak of.

The reason I bought the F2 other than the price was that I was fairly certain that for building a quiter PC I wouldn't need RPMs that high. A good side affect seems to be that the lower the top speed, the lower the bottom speed will be, and this fan actually runs ok at 300rpm where some faster fans stop spinning at 500+ rpm. That may be useful for some people to know.

I think my idle temps are about the same as the £5 fan that it replaced, but the same gaming load temps can be achieved with fewer RPMs and so a little quieter, and crucially, no cheapo bearing noise.

I've given it a 4 star rating because of the build quality / quality control issue I experience to begin with, and because at £19 it's not nearly as good bang per buck as you might expect. Ie. you are making very marginal gains in quietness for quite a chunk of cash, especially if you are buying multiples for big radiators.

I'd also look for reviews by people that have gone for ultimate cooling performance for max OC'ing as I'm coming at this from an angle of getting good cooling while being quiet.
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WDT
5,0 su 5 stelle It blows air. It's very quiet. I mean ...
Recensito negli Stati Uniti il 22 aprile 2016
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It blows air. It's very quiet. I mean, it's a fan.
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