How much noise does the fans that come with the case make?
2055776
I have all fans connected and would say it's fairly quiet. My video card fan is louder then the rest.
2055777
No more than any other case. It's decently quiet with the stock components. I highly recommend it
2055778
Not too much. They are audible, by no means silent, however it's not like a plug in fan. Ill also note, my case cracked along the bottom, and the only times it's been moved were placing the pc on its side to work on it. Just saying.
2055779
There are 3 fans one in the front one in the back and one on top. I didn't hook up the top one. With just the front and rear one on in order to hear it I have to put my ear up to the box.
1633954
You can definitely hear the fans running but, I don't find them distracting, in fact, I hardly notice them. Probably varies from person to person though. About the same as computer cooling fans.
1331168
Very quiet. Can't hear it. There is an option for the fans to be low, medium or high. You can configure to your choosing. Great option.
2260590
As long as your fan is clean, there really shouldn't be much noise under different load mods. I haven't heard that the fan is an issue.
1588344
No but if you play games with high settings the fan sound because needed to cool down the graphic card. If you only you to play movies or use office the fan doesn't make any noise
940111
The fans move plenty of air however the front fans were a little loud for me so I swapped them out with some higher quality ones from corsair. Was a pain so only do it if they are too noisy for you.
1418979
No, the back fan on the top of the case does have a white led that gets brighter when you increase the fan speed with the switch on the case. I actually bought an nzxt blue led fan for the side panel of the case. The fan does start to make a little noise after about a month of use in my case.
535783
The Silverstone fans were quieter than the Corsair fans that came with the H80i. I think they are pretty quiet. Hope this helps.
1436417
The case comes with a large 140 mm and a medium 120 mm fan. I use the Corsair Link Kit for the CPU cooling which adds the radiator fan. The case isn't loud to begin with (barely noticable), but playing around with the settings mine becomes almost mute without thinking about the sound. As a note; the case sits on my desk, right beside me.
1458127
I have not used it indoors but the fans are not loud at all. The sound definitely drowns it out. I ham still very happy with it, we have used it several times.. No complaints
1562415
It's more of a whooshing noise. Similar to a case fan in a desktop. I'd say it's a bit louder than my PC if they were both at a similar distance.
873518
The noise level is based on how fast you set the fan. On the lowest setting it is pretty quiet. Even on the highest setting it isn't that loud.
1831170
I'm sorry I cannot answer this question. The fans are installed in the case and are working well.
1744103
Look into Noctua (check if there is a difference in depth between the OEM and after market case fans to confirm your case has space to accommodate). Also you may want to consider a silencer kit. You do not mention exactly what is causing the noise, this may solve the problem. An alternative I use is Guerilla tape, the adhesive lasts forever and it is thick. Where ever I mount a screw I cut a small square to size between the screw head and case. I also apply tape along the edges of the fan that touches the frame case. It does take time and patience to cut each piece to size but it works for me.
771197
Define "really loud." Mine makes a noticeable noise throughout its entire on-cycle, but it is slightly louder on start-up. If I had to compare the running noise, though, I'd say slightly above desktop fan and slightly below window fan. It's not "whisper-quiet," that's for sure. But, the 'white noise' effect is somewhat soothing, I find. That's just me, though. I hope this helps!
560490
I really have not noticed them being very loud. I have 2 of these mounted on my 212 evo cooler that average running around 1700 rpm's to keep the overclocked I7 cooled to 30-40c. Go go them if you need some serious air pushed in your case.
1995699
If you have them in a computer on the desktop next to you running at maximum speed, they would be a bit annoying. I have 6 fans in my computer but only 1 running at maximum speed and I don't even notice them unless I specifically listen.