Vornado Flippi V6 Persona Circulator fan
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I got this Vornado fan in red and keep it next to my computer.  I works well, has 2 settings and it's cute!
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My rig was overheating, with my graphics card reaching 60-63C. I was looking for a cheap (but decent quality) way to cool off my rig. So I came across this fan. Since my power supply is a Thermaltake, I thought that this would be a good idea. The construction quality seems nice. The bracket connection to the fan is a bit loose, but other than that, the fan does its job. My original short circuited and caught fire the day after I installed it, but I managed to unplug my rig before the fan torched it. Thanks to Amazon for sending me a replacement. Now, my gfx card is at 57-60C.

WARNING: Before you install this fan, ensure that the + and - wires DO NOT touch each other, as that poses fire and shock hazards.

My system:

Antec Sonata chassis with front LEDs
Thermaltake TR2-430W power supply (with dual 80mm fans)
Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 motherboard
Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 system processor with Zalman copper heatsink
Corsair DDR2 PC2-5300 system RAM
XFX nVidia GeForce 8600gt graphics card with 256mb RAM
Toshiba/Samsung DVD drive
Samsung HD403LJ 400GB 7200rpm hard drive
Thermaltake A2426 80mm LED PCI slot fan
Antec Tricool 3-speed 120mm systen exhaust fan
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The fan pictured on the product page is model MGA5012XR-O10 and is rated for 0.19 amps. The fan I received has the same physical dimensions, but is a different model, MGA5012LR-A10, and rated for 0.08 amps. I bought this to replace the fan on an EVGA GT430 model 01G-P3-1335-KR. That fan is an Apistek model GA5152H rated for 12 volts and 0.18 amps. I believe the fan I received will be more than two times slower as the fan it is supposed to replace and won't provide enough air flow to keep the graphics card cool. Do you think it makes sense to RMA a $13 product?!
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The fan works, but the air that blows is not strong enough
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I used 4 of these fans ran in parallel to cool my entertainment center.  I have many components running inside closed cabinets but the entertainment center has terrible ventilation.  I drilled 4 4"holes in the back and wired these up with some 120mm fan grills I found on Amazon.  2 intake and 2 exhaust.  it works great!  I wired them up to a 12V AC-DC converter I got from radioshack.  It puts out like 1.2 amps I believe.  Also I put a small push button switch on it so that I can turn on and off the fans as I please.  You can hear them running but it isn't too loud.  I originally was going to go with 80mm fans but those were too noisy.
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Everything seems good - The installation and operating instructions could definitely be improved upon. I was able to find an YouTube Video for a competitor fan install that helped us. I would recommend this fan to friends and family.
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This fan is great by itself, but not paired with an existing blade master that comes with hyper 212+ or a seidon liquid cooler fan.
The stock fans with the previously mentioned CPU coolers are .36v but this fan is .32v which means you'll get uneven flow if you want a push pull setup. (see my uploaded pic)

I would suggest buying this fan as a single replacement only.

Specs on the amazon page are wrong, the model number is: A12025-20RB-4CP-F1

Overall I love this fan, I was just slightly mislead.
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I have this fan placed near my air conditioner, pointing up towards the ceiling. It's amazing how much air this machine circulates and how much it improves the cooling effects of the air conditioner in the room. This fan is very powerful. I also have a smaller Vornado air circulator which I love. Although these fans are more expensive than other fans which claim to do the same as far as performance is concerned, you really do get what you pay for because Vornado really delivers. I purchased a similar fan, somewhat less expensive than my Vornado, but it just doesn't have the same amount of power. The Vornado Air Circulator fans I have are also reasonably quiet, being very quiet on the low and middle settings, to moderately quiet on the highest settings. I highly recommend Vornado Air Circulators!
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The AP-15 series fans of Scythe Gentle Typhoon are the best fans out there. Specifically great for static pressure, pushing air through a radiator. They are more quiet then I thought they were going to be. I did attach them to a fan controller just in case but still run them at max most of the time. I would recommend to a friend, I would buy again
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This is the best computer fan I have used - it is quiet and reliable.  It is available at Cost Captain for $12.95.  http://www.costcaptain.com/mm5/merchant.mvc?Screen=PROD&Store_Code=C&Product_Code=DX_703406&gclid=CMP6k8KV2LcCFc5DMgodqBMA2g
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Monte Carlo 3DIR52RBD Discus Trio 52 inch Ceiling Fan, Silver

This is a beautiful fan if you like contemporary looking fans. I like minimalist fans and this suits that need. I had my electrician put the fan up and he said it was an easy install and had no issues. In operation its fairly quiet at all but the highest speeds. You really are just getting more wind noise at the top speeds, the motor is pretty quite. The blades are reversible and both sides are pretty, I prefer the darker one. More contrast and modern looking. The remote gives you complete control and was easy to use. The light kit is an LED array (not a replaceable bulb) and is the equivalent of a 100w soft white bulb. Its not very bright if you are going to rely on it for primary light. As an added light its fine. I like the fan and its function, very much.
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I have six of these fans in my case--two attached to an XSPC AX240 (exhaust up through the radiator--mounted horizontally), three attached to an XSPC AX360 (intake through the radiator--mounted vertically), and one attached to the back of the case (exhaust--mounted vertically).  One of the fans attached to the AX240 blew it's hydraulic bearing well before reaching it's expected end of life (it died after 13 months or 9,400 hours max), likely because it was mounted horizontally rather than vertically.  It sounded like a cicada when it blew out, but it was still running, albeit at only 50-60% of the rated RPMs.  The replacement i purchased through Amazon has been going strong so far.

One dead fan (out of six) aside, these fans are really good.  They provide a great combination of air flow and static pressure at a reasonable price point.
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The minimum and maximum air flow is the same. The fan only has one speed even if turned up to max.
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I got two of these.  One to replace the fan in my case and one to hang over my open case to circulate the air.  The hanging one seems a bit imbalanced and wobbles.  I had another MegaFlow 200 hanging the same way with no wobble, before I accidentally broke off a blade.  I have looked for what might be causing the wobble on the new fan, but haven't found anything on a blade or hub.
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FZ 200mm Red LED Cooling Fan:

Fit like a charm in my NZXT Phantom 820 case.  Have 3 of these installed and they are mildly quiet and generate above average airflow.

Only concern would be compatibility for those purchasing and do not have a new line NZXT PC Chassis; I hear they are "true 200mm" fans and cause issues with aligning screw holes.  Again, no issue here with my Phantom 820.
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It works really well.  Just place batteries in, charge it up and stay cool!  It runs for a long time before you would need to charge it again!  I recommend this to anyone wanting a desktop fan.  I use it at work.
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good fan, i installed it in my nzxt phantom. The holes don't line up but was able to zip tie it just fine