Any review or real world info on a Thermaltake A2368 fan?

[pkquat]

The spec's look great, 78 CFM, 21dBA, if that is the max dBA which they normally list. Then again it could be their super cheap fan.

I haven't found any reviews, or anyone that sells it.

P/N A2368
Dimension 120 x 120 x 25 mm
Start Voltage 6V / 7V Max
Power Input 4.56 W
Rated Current 0.38A
Fan Speed 2000+- 10% RPM
Max. Air Flow 78 CFM
Max. Air Pressure 2.97mm-H2O
Noise 21dBA
Bearing Type Sleeve
Life Expectation 30,000 hrs
Connector Molex 4-Pin
Weight 156g

http://www.thermaltakeusa.com/product/DCfan/Standard/a2368/a2368.asp

 

[jaguarskx]

Trust me when I say that at full speed it will not be only 21dBA. The rating is most likely for a lower speed rating when the fan is running on 5v instead of 12v.

Go here for some info and recommendation for quiet fans:

SPCR Recommended Fans

 

[pengwin]

heres my thing, i buy fans for power i dont care about sound get a controller and that'll solve ur probs, i recommend u get a controller and a very high Cfm fan and use the contrller and set it to ur liking

 

[pkquat]

Thanks for the info. That is what I do now.

I was hoping there might have been some breakthough in the fan technology.

 

[bob8701]

check local radioshack, my local radioshack(new jersey) start sell thermaltake computer parts, price is pretty good.
the fan is lound than they claim, it may be quite when drop to 1400 rpm