be quiet! Silent Wings Pro 4 Review (Exceptional Performance)

[@elteacher0223]

I tried them, and they are great... Push air through my Thermalright Prism 240mm aio at really low rpm... I can only hear them past 1500rpm

[@TechLegend-com]

Good! What temperature are you getting on that CPU cooler with these fans?

[@elteacher0223]

@@TechLegend-com hello, I have a low wattage cpu (i5-12400, 65w), temps are 25c (3 above ambient wich is 22c), 45 under load... pump at 50%, fans always at 1000rpm... I have to put my ears against the rad, to hear them!!!

[@TechLegend-com]

@@elteacher0223 That is great! Thanks for sharing, the info will be useful for many people. :)

[@elteacher0223]

@@TechLegend-com its my pleasure!

[@xXYannuschXx]

Whats the minimum fan speed of the Pro 4 120mm?

[@TechLegend-com]

My sample got down to 400RPM but don't quote me on that. I've seen some speed variations between fans.

[@xXYannuschXx]

@@TechLegend-com Thats the one problem for me with the SW4 Pro 120mm. According to beQuiet they start at 800rpm. For that reason I am likely going with the Phanteks T30-120, which start spinning at under 300rpm. 3 x 360mm Rads with those should be dead-silent.

[@TechLegend-com]

@@xXYannuschXx Everyone has their needs for each fan. I'd say get the fan that is closest to what you want.

[@ImDembe]

@@xXYannuschXx According? At Be-Quiets website the charts start at around 400rpm for all modes, then you have a +-10% on fanspeed in general.