ENERMAX UC-8EB Case Fan

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Quiet. Decent price tag. None Not substantially you can say about a fan. I wanted a quiet fan and this did me fine.

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They move air They weren't free

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ultra quiet (can't hear them), affordable don't push considerably air (i.e. light summer season breeze) I purchased these fans due to the fact they had been cheap, quiet, and the critiques stated they pushed a decent amount of air. Although they undoubtedly are low-cost and quiet, they do not push significantly air at all. To be fair, their main function is probably to be as quiet as attainable...not to be wind tunnels. I accept this, but I honestly figured they would at least push sufficient air to retain points cool-ish. They're about as powerful as a really light summer breeze. When fastened to a cast, they push even much less air due to the finger guards. To be frank, they're essentially worthless as fans.This is most likely mostly my fault (which is fine, and why I still gave it a decent rating), but I believed they would at least be able to move enough air to be worth their weight.

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Quite quiet. Enough air flow if connected to molex at total speed. If connected to PWM, air flow is incredibly weak. I replaced stock cpu fan for both AMD x2 and celeron and the laptop or computer became extreamly quiet - inaudible. Nonetheless, the temperature increased with the low air flow by virtually ten degree employing PWM. I was concerned and connected the fan to molex. Then, the fan was moving at complete speed and temperature dropped comparable to the stock fan. You hear a bit of air resistence, but the fan is very quiet.

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Good, quiet fans - been going for a tiny more than two years now with out any matters. None.

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Almost entirely silent, decent air flow None so far I'll probably order a couple much more of these

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-Quiet-Molex adapter integrated -pins in Molex adapter had been loose I purchased 2 of these to replace 1 really loud fan I had previously b/c I literally could not sleep at evening with my Pc operating. Haven't had a tough time sleeping at all considering that installing both fans. I docked this fan 1 egg b/c all 4 of the male pins in the Molex energy adapter had been loose, in each adapter. I attempted each and every adapter that came with every fan and in each of them, all the pins had been loose producing it a bit of a pain to get the Molex connector hooked up. When attempting to plug the male adapter into the female, the pins just backed right out of the adapter housing. At very first, I believed it was just a defective adapter that slipped past QC, following trying both adapters I realized it was just a poorly assembled adapter. I had to tightly pinch the wires on major of the Molex housing to hold the pins straight and slowly line them up into the female Molex and keep pinching them although I secured the connection.

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Really quiet when working correctlyAffordableDoesn't have annoying LEDs (a con for some individuals) Mine produced fairly loud noise following ten monthsDoesn't move a lot air I put this fan in a straightforward file server with an Atom N330 and a couple of hard drives. It doesn't require substantially cooling, so the low airflow was OK.Initially it was indeed quite quiet. Then after about 10 months of operating 24ǝ it began creating a pretty loud noise. I replaced it and disassembled this fan for kicks. It has a tiny but potent neodymium magnet to hold points in spot rather of ball bearings. Awesome -- a maglev fan. Manufacturer Response:Dear Value Client,Please speak to our RMA department, all our case fan have 1 year warranty. Thank you.PS: 888-777-7878 ext 108 for solutionsSincerely,Group Enermax USA

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Nice and quiet None Came with screws.

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Quiet, conservative looks. comes with adapter, low rpm. Wish there was a 750rpm version. Getting a very good case fan seems like searching for a needle in a hay stack. I am glad this 1 stood out with it's glowing testimonials. It's simple, quiet, with out these crummy LED's.

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Can you hear that? No? Me neither. These fans are actual quiet. Molex to three pin adapter integrated for non-speed controlled applications. Clear blades appear good when backlit. None

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Super Quiet, decent cable routing, integrated energy adapter, feels excellent Doesn't really feel like they are moving a lot air, but that is anticipated given that these are low flow fans.

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It's a fan. It's quiet. It functions well. None. What's not to like about fans? I have several. I have 1 additional now.

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Reasonably fairly Louder than 14 dBA Low CFM Whilst it is reasonably very, it is surely louder than advertised 14 dba. As a general situation fan, it is acceptable and stable fan with a very good price tag. There are other alternatives that has a better ratio of CFM to DbA, but they are much much more pricey.

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Quiet, uses common three pin. The color scheme of this fan could look odd in some cases.

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Title says it all. Haven't applied a fan that's far more silent yet. N/A Had to permanently remove the fan when I lately upgraded my Pc, but will certainly use/buy yet again if I want to make space for an 80mm fan.

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Quiet. Operates. None This is for my initial build ever. My case came with 1 stock 120mm fan. I don't know much about Enermax, but I like this fan. I bought this 1 based on reviews, and am incredibly pleased with the outcomes.

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- Moves a solid quantity of air for its noise rating- Really quiet- No obnoxious teenymodder LED's- Super quiet!- Inexpensive- Would get once more Wish they would move a bit a lot more air, but for the noise level they are at, they do just fine. These fans had been close to-great for me. I replaced all 4 80mm fans in my situation (an assortment of Cooler Master and Antec fans largely) with these, and the difference in noise levels produced by my pc was astounding.These issues are just wonderful for the price tag and function. Unbeatable.If you have high airflow wants, you may appear elsewhere. My CPU is a 125W Phenom II 940BE crammed into an old mid-tower situation with poor airflow to start with. Regrettably the fan replacement killed the noise, but also raised the temps on my CPU by a handful of degrees.I would advise that you maintain your CPU selections below 100W TDP with these fans, unless your situation just has amazing air flow. I sometimes have to remove the side panel though rendering or utilizing all 4 cores @ 100% to preserve it from thermal throttling but it is worth it to me for the reduction in ambient noise levels. My music doesn't have to compete with whirring fans now :)

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- truly is silent, unless you place your ear correct next to it- relatively great price tag- performs as advertised - don't believe the blades are as uncomplicated to get rid of and clean as advertised Ordered three to replace noisy old 80mm fans in my old Athlon XP and P4 machine. The airflow isn't what it used to be, but I got these for the silence. Old fans ran at 2500-3000 rpm. I don't have a fan speed controller so these fans are specifically what I was seeking for.

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Near silent. removable blades make for straightforward cleaning I wish I had purchased far more

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Particularly quiet Doesn't push tons of air, but it's additional than sufficient for my needs. I had wired a rheostat to slow and quiet a prior set of fans (the least expensive 80mm on newegg). When I adjust the fans so that they push the same quantity of air, these fans are considerably, significantly quieter. I have excellent hearing and can barely tell the distinction amongst the sound with ten Ohm resistance and 35 Ohm.Bottom line: if you want a silent Computer that makes use of 80mm fans, this is an excellent start out.

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Incredibly quiet. I applied this to replace the vacuum cleaner in my power provide. Now it is like a whisper. It is only a shade louder than the CPU fan, and that is only b/c it has to be forced through the grating that encloses the power provide. None that I can assume of. I wish it came with those handy rubber mounting plugs. It was a tiny taller than the stock fan in the microATX power supply. But I suppose not so numerous people today would be yanking fans out of PSUs, so almost certainly not an issue for most.

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Incredibly quiet. You sacrifice airflow for much less noise, but many of these will move plenty of air. None These had been inexpensive replacements for the stock fans on the Norco RPC-4224 server case I ordered. I needed it to be quieter, and these did the job perfectly.

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1ǘ as loud as my old fan This has a removable fan for cleaning Pricey

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Quiet Low air flow but that is what you get from a quiet fan if you just want to move about some air with out making considerably noise this fan is for you.