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Thicc is ther Rank 5 at 100% ooler (Cooler) text is cut off. T30 is ranked 5 as well, Megacool 1, There is a lot of admittedly hard to read text on the raw data screen. Its everything that was used for the graphs just missing the graphs.

@@computer-tech-more I just checked again. Those fans are not in the 4th and 5th charts. I see those fans on the 3rd chart but not 4th and 5th. Also, what are the 4th and 5th charts? They just say "Noise Normalized" and "100%". Of what though? Air speed? CFM? Air pressure? Free air? Through cooler? Through rad? Also, I think you should separate 140 and 120 mm results but that's just personal opinion.

The Green Text bars are the titles, but ya not really easy to read. Left to Right: Best Overall (Avg score), Cooler Noise normalized, Cooler 100%< Then case Simulation test distances

Check they are installed correctly. Other than i'm not sure what could have happened.

basically yes

thank you for sharing your experience with these fans. Glad it sounds like your happy with them.

If the O11 can fit 140's use either the toughfan 14 pro or the P14/ 14max. if you dont care about RGB If you like RGB I have a separate round up video. I cant recall which tested the best.

The Pro is a bit quieter for the same performance level. They might make a white eventually. The Toughfan turbo is kind of in between

​@@computer-tech-more Thanks man, that helps me a lot. I asked Toughfan support and they aren't planning on making a white version of the Pro variant. Do you know a model that has similar performance to TOUGHFAN 14 but in white and quiet. Thanks in advance ♥️👍

@@pepijarak3393 I actually dont keep track of color of the fans. sorry. You would need to see what brands have white and see if i have a review or just ask if I reviewed a specific fan. I have a huge backlog of videos coming out of fans already tested.

The MegaCool 140 is sitting in my house right now. I just didnt get to it before heat hot summer hits. AC units are loud. I hope to get to in soonish

these do have a higher minimum RPM around 900-1000. I found them to be very quiet at those speeds though. only noisy past 1400. IMO

@@computer-tech-more tyvm for answering, I have one more question though, im getting 3x p12 max for my radiator and want to get 4 p14 max for the rest of my case but does it even help to get the max version for just case fans? in terms of noise and / or temps I mean

@@anass8525 so the P14max would be overkill for case fans but if you run them at 1000 rpm would be very quiet.

In the video at the end. best overall is P14max, TL-B12 exreme, toughfan 14pro, Unifan P28 basically any of the top 10.

thank you. Ive got newer videos. lots of improvement in video making. :)

ya. I remember I had some old fans in like the mid 2000's they were great for the time. But thinking back they were loud compared to what I use now. At similar RPM's.

It does run hot and lots of power. It would be good for a budget but I am leaning to build a new system in the next 6 month. AMD is looking good. Skip intel 13th and 14th.

Ya I ended up not keeping it.

my current top pick is the P14Max

@@computer-tech-more do you think it’s better than TOUGHFAN 14 Pro ( they cost more) it’s like $30. So I’m trying to choose the best one. I want it to be quiet

@@computer-tech-more what do you think about TOUGHFAN 14 Pro compare to P14Max ? And is Phantek 30T the best 120 mm ?

@@musclecargarage2875 So I dont think the T30 is the best 120 any more. For the ultra high end i think its the Superflower megacool 120. From what i have tested As for P14max vs Toughfan14 pro. Its are you cooling a Rad or cooler vs cooling the case. The Toughfan is a slightly better case fan while the P14max is a better cooler fan, especially due to its higher RPM.

i think its a consistency thing for arctic. I may have just gotten a lemon.

I think ive said it before. some where along the way I had to re-test fans and updated results. I basically re-reran fans that appeared lower than I thought. SO I had to back track when the change happened. It error was only in the cooler testing. So the round up is the newest best data.

I have 4 full sets of videos on my channel doing just this.

its basically volume of air. the 140 just moves more air. If you have a very high fin density Rad/cooler the 120 should do better.

I think the heatsink would have to come off

So in theory yes but with dual tower coolers you can run into a problem with the middle fan. coolers like that are often tuned to the fans used in them. So swapping the middle fan can result in more noise. I dont have the data for that. I would not replace just the front fan because then you have a much higher speed fan pushing air into a lower speed fan.

both. For Testing I manually control the fans but for daily use i use FanControl. Its a piece of software off github. I think I made a video about it a year or so ago. Found it from JayZ2Cents.

I didnt test the -S variant. but based on photos I could find the blade geometry looks very similar so it "should" have similar characteristics.

It is one of the best 120mm fans I have tested. all round.

im gettting a dell XPS 16, its for college and will run games just fine! here are the specs: (lmk what u think?) intel ultra 9 16 cores 32G ram RTX 4070 1TB storage 60W

@@bleh6766 That should be a good mix of gaming and school laptop. Ive always prefered the 14" size for school, but had friend way back that hauled the 15" and 17" to class. they were heavier then. I think LTT (Alex? forget the reviewer) likes that one. I would personally just do a stand and skip the cooling pad, but there is nothing wrong with getting a pad.

I only had it for a review to see if I liked it and give thoughts before I returned it. So I cant say for certain. Given Ive had free keyboards last years it should last long enough to justify its price.

so it all depends on what you want or need. If your looking for RGB i have a best of RGB fans on my channel. posted last weekend. If you dont want or RGB or on a budget I have 2 other best of's posted last weekend as well. But like any fan would work but if you want quiet or max performance whats recommended changes.

@@computer-tech-moreThank you so much, so I will choose TL-S12 and if I have more budget, I will take Phanteks M25.

@@whoiam-jp1ci from others that have replied on my channel they have been very happy with the S12.

@@computer-tech-more Yeh, I also see some good review on Reddit, PcPartPicker,... And also on your channel too !

@@computer-tech-more Yeh, I also see good review om Reddit, PcPartPicker, ... and also on your channel too !

I have a best of round up on my channel. posted last weekend. I have a best of RGB that I tested video. I also have a best of inexpensive and best of all tested fans.

@@computer-tech-more I watched it, but the light wings version is the high speed one, which in theory is for radiators. Still, there are no good fans with similar rgb style with a 140mm version besides the light wings. If Thermalright or Seasonic make a 140mm version of their fans, then I would choose them since in their 120mm version are already better than the light wings

I have time stamps. I have no idea why youtube doesn't put it into chapters like its supposed to.

@@computer-tech-more I never tried to put them in a video, but it seems that there is a missing step or something. In your videos descriptions I see them as "key moments" and not as chapters. Edit: from what I have seen, it can be a youtube problem or it is because you didn't put a timestamp at 00:00

@@computer-tech-more Ok, now they are visible. I suppose that the problem was the missing 00:00 timestamp

@@Tichoz666 I think you are right. haha. I tried that. Ill have to up date my videos to get this fixed.

pretty sure I corrected myself in the video but thx.

​@@computer-tech-more no offense intended, I may not have seen it because I was mostly watching for unboxing and walkthrough of the board and information on the igpu performance for video encoding and skipped anything else

​@@devontoner haha thats fine.

I have a P12Max review or a few round up of best fans recently published you should watch.

the TL-B12 is a good performer but not a top performer. Its inline with the toughfan12 in my charts. thank you. :)

@@computer-tech-more Thank you very much! Keep it up!

I have a review set to come out for the regular TL-B14. I would say teh P14max is the best 140 ive tested so far. even considering the regular B14. Ill need to test the TL-B14 extrem.

@@computer-tech-more Nice. For 120mm fans, there is a fan from Bykski Granzon ( GI120 )that seems very good, but there are no reviews on UA-cam. Bykski is a known and good brand in the watercooling sector, so it's strange that there are no reviews

I think in software you can turn it off or (i forget) if you just dont connect the RGB cable and then the RGB wont be on.

the azoth uses ROG's tactile switches. I forget its name. I like them a lot. the Scopes were also good for linear in my opinion.

Yes for the fans in this review. they are all regular motherboard compatible.

Thank you for watching and letting others know about your experience with these fans. Sounds like they are working great for you.

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:) Thank you for watching glad it was helpful.

yes they would. the main thing is to understand some of the limitations like the higher minimum RPM and bit higher noise level then the A12

haha thats awesome.

thank you for watching. :)

yep. thats where its hard to test. I would love to be able to add longevity testing in the future. to really see how long different brands fans last. Cables would be harder to test.