It says its the quite edition. When used on a 240mm rad how much noise will i get? using the h100
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A bit late, but typically you would want SP (Static Pressure) fans on a rad... to deal with the resistance. Would squeak out a little bit more cooling performance from the loop.
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I have two of the same running on my H100i and they are very quiet. In fact I am running near 10 of these fans on my Cooler Master Cosmos II case and barely can hear the box running.
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Hello , these fans are about 25 dBa , it is not completely silent but a very faint air flow sound , I haven't come across a 120mm quieter than this , I like them the led lights give a nice white glow.
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sadly it's probably neither. 140mm versión moves a lot of air, but you can barely feel the air in this ones. i also purchased the sp120 twin pack and they move a lot of air, and they are not (too) noisy. i didn't checked the noctua, but tom'shardware has good reviews of them. you also need to check if you want it for the cpu or the case, and check static pressure, it seems this ones are better for case cooling.
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It is oval. 4 qts sounds about right for the double stacked configuration. I'm not sure what the h800 looks like.
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It will be fine if you dont plan on overclocking it and you will be happy running it around 50C. Think about it, youre trying to cool 200+ watts with 120mm of radiator space; a radiator that is not very thick. The only 120mm radiator that Ive found that works well with this is the Alphacool Ut60 (60mm thick). But Id always suggest a 240mm. Ive tested the Corsair h60 on thisd cpu and I wasnt even comfortable getting a stable bench/burn in at stock clocks. I shut it down and put the Swiftech h220x on it.
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That will depend on many variables, such as how hard you push you machine, the clock speed you run it at, the amount of air circulation, as well as the ambient air temperature in the location you are pulling the air from. That being said, my H60 does an excellent job of cooling my AMD Phenom II X6 1090T (Thuban) cool even while gaming and overclocked to 3.6+GHz, never exceeding 120F while playing BF3 or ARMA3 and just a few degrees F over ambient when idle.
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I have the 110, however I was wanting the features of the H100I which I thought was incorporated with the H110 but it is all mechanical. No software to control anything. The H110 is a great unit, however you will need to purchase an additional (2) 140mm fans and install them instead of the stock fans due to the Corsair fans are very loud. I used these fans: Cooler Master Sleeve Bearing 140mm Silent Fan for Computer Cases and Radiators
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What size fan is the NH-U12? I am using all 120mm fans though if that helps.
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It will definitely fit, I personally have an h100 and it fit just fine. I used rubber "screws" to keep vibration down and noise. The case can transfer some major vibrations if you don't take measures against it. But other than that this case is wonderful! I have never been happier with how many options this case gives.
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they make a H110i and a h100 which I have in a corsair 650d and yes plenty of room, and the scew holes line up for a quick easy install. To be honest the H100 is set to lowest settings it will go in a i52500k overclocked to 4400mhz and it wont get hotter then 26c.
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Hi CSC. I have the same question, I am about to upgrade to a DH70 from an H31. Did you ever get a reply on the comparison? Or did you buy the HD70 and found out yourself?
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The H70 cools better, but it also is noisier. For most people the H50 is still the best choice.
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Reading the description the carbide 400 will except a 240 MM cooling system and checking the specs on the H105 it apprears to be a 240 MM assembly so I would think you are good to go I am using the H100 cooler.
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I checked the case specs, and it says: Clearance for top 240mm dual radiator for water cooling solutions. It looks a little tight though, and like you may not be able to use the rear fan (not a big deal when you have 2 fans from the radiator drawing out the top). I googled, and found a thread that says minor tweaking is needed (re-drill some holes, and insulate fan controller): http://www.tomshardware.com/answers/id-1632311/corsair-h110-fit-nzxt-phantom-410-case.html
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Not sure - I returned mine because it was horrible during videos - lots of noise.
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Prior to Purchasing hx400, My experience in recent years was in hx100. Although hx100 was excellent in itself - comper to hx100 there a significant reduction in noise. "
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You can install 2-120mm fans on the top grill of the case, however if you install a water cooler that is 240mm you will have to fit the fans on the outside of the case, so it would be better to have a water cooler that fits the exhaust. I would suggest Corsair Hydro Series H55 Quiet Edition for lower end or Corsair Hydro Series H80i for higher end CPUS.
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The H2 also has higher ISO's and I think an improved ISO 400. That could make a big difference when shooting in low light.