VPN: Spot Cool 100Antec Spot Cool 100 Adjustable System Cooler Blue LED Dual Mode 1000-2000RPM 16-24.8DBA 4.9-9.8CFM
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 Rating: Review Date: 02/01/14 |
Antec Spot Cool 100 Adjustable System Cooler Blue LED Dual Mode 1000-2000RPM 16-24.8DBA 4.9-9.8CFM
Cons:- A bit big for an mATX setup, would have preferred a smaller diameter.- Can't turn off blue LEDs.
Pros:- Quiet but still moves a decent amount of air.- Clever mounting system. |
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Rating: Review Date: 01/03/14 |
Antec Spot Cool 100 Adjustable System Cooler Blue LED Dual Mode 1000-2000RPM 16-24.8DBA 4.9-9.8CFM
Cons:Larger then I thought
Pros:Cools well and is quiet Comment:
Got this to cool the power regs does the job. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/14/13 |
Antec Spot Cool 100 Adjustable System Cooler Blue LED Dual Mode 1000-2000RPM 16-24.8DBA 4.9-9.8CFM
Cons:Should come in a variety of colours.
Pros:Very maneuverable, relatively quiet. Comment:
I bought two of these a year and a half ago and they are both holding up very well. They are surprisingly powerful considering their small diameter.The manual speed toggle switch was a nice touch. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/19/13 |
Antec Spot Cool 100 Adjustable System Cooler Blue LED Dual Mode 1000-2000RPM 16-24.8DBA 4.9-9.8CFM
Cons:-Not as flexible as the smaller version (antec spotcool)
Pros:-Low noise level-Can be placed anywhere Comment:
I was not very impressed with the original antec spotcool product as the fan was very noisy, even at low rpm, the bearing noise was just too high. This larger version definitely does not have any noise problem, This serves as a great ram cooler for me. Would definitely buy again for the next build. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/24/12 |
Antec Spot Cool 100 Adjustable System Cooler Blue LED Dual Mode 1000-2000RPM 16-24.8DBA 4.9-9.8CFM
Cons:too slow !
Pros:really quiet Comment:
This fan is a bit slow for my taste. I will be buying a faster probably more expensive fan. |
I bought this specifically to cool the hot northbridge heatsink on my X58 board, and for that purpose it works wonderfully. As my system is all mATX sized, instead of screwing it onto a motherboard screw, I hung it from the ceiling of my case and borrowed one of the H100i fan screws that attach them to the radiator.I have most of my case fans on sensor to keep the noise down and despite that, I can't hear this one running at it's stock 2000rpm even when the rest of my 120mm fans are only at 900-1000rpm, so I've had no need to run this through a fan controller.