Newegg: KINGWIN CFBL-020LB 200mm Blue LED Case Fan $0.00 AR + FS

OOS too late....

missed it!
anyone know of a similar fan at a good price?

Quote from tjmini-note : missed it! anyone know of a similar fan at a good price?

What case do you have? I would go for the CM Megaflow 200mm. They cost a little bit more, but the quality and performance is worth it. My case has 1x230mm, 3x200mm of the megaflows, 140mm in the back, and 2x120mm on the CPU heatsink ==> still very quiet and my wife can even sleep with it on all night. Will be adding even more fans when my TT Water 2.0 comes.

Quote from ResidentPony : I'm collecting all the FAR SD fan deals and building myself a hovercraft!

I am thinking of using these fans for the summer:

• Got an old, spare PSU gathering dust
• Several 120mm fans (still new) sitting around
• Will hook all of them up to the PSU
• When summer time is here, use it for cooling!!!!!

Quote from DealCrazy : I have HAF 932 and the spec says they are all 230mm fans. I will try once I get this probably for the top fan.

Actually, that is not 100% correct, per my observation. My friend has the HAF 932 and he placed a 200mm in the front and top. He said the it also even has room for a 230mm in the front.

Quote from residentpony : i'm collecting all the far sd fan deals and building myself a hovercraft!

win !

Quote from cm0011 : What case do you have? I would go for the CM Megaflow 200mm. They cost a little bit more, but the quality and performance is worth it. My case has 1x230mm, 3x200mm of the megaflows, 140mm in the back, and 2x120mm on the CPU heatsink ==> still very quiet and my wife can even sleep with it on all night. Will be adding even more fans when my TT Water 2.0 comes.

thanks
Already here is a cheap $15 Raidmax [newegg.com] case ordered on newegg a day or two ago ($15AR). with 120mm intake / exhaust grills but I'm planning use one of them for the BF Liquid Cooler deal which came last night as well. The intake might be big enough for a 200mm megaflow, but the raidmax's included 120mm fan will have to suffice until the next fan deal comes along, unless these 24GB of Viper RAM disagree. my iphone only has 16gigs ha!

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Now showing Discontinued?

BTW, I'm shocked at the difference between the specs on this fan versus the Cooler Master 200m fans.
This one has specs of 800 RPM, 31CFM and 20dBA.
CM 200mm shows 700 RPM, 110 CFM, and 19 dBA.

How can this fan be the same size, the same noise level, 100 RPM faster, and put out almost 4x less air??

Quote from tarajunky : Now showing Discontinued? BTW, I'm shocked at the difference between the specs on this fan versus the Cooler Master 200m fans. This one has specs of 800 RPM, 31CFM and 20dBA. CM 200mm shows 700 RPM, 110 CFM, and 19 dBA. How can this fan be the same size, the same noise level, 100 RPM faster, and put out almost 4x less air??

It depends on the engineering, i.e. how the blades are angled and placed, or how many fins there are, what types of bearings, etc. Spinning faster does not means it will move more air.

Quote from tjmini-note : thanks Already here is a cheap $15 Raidmax [newegg.com] case ordered on newegg a day or two ago ($15AR). with 120mm intake / exhaust grills but I'm planning use one of them for the BF Liquid Cooler deal which came last night as well. The intake might be big enough for a 200mm megaflow, but the raidmax's included 120mm fan will have to suffice until the next fan deal comes along, unless these 24GB of Viper RAM disagree. my iphone only has 16gigs ha!

I do not think the front of that case can support 200mm. You will have to do some modding of your case to make it fit. 120mm vs 200mm is a huge difference in size; screw holes and placements on both the case and fan, etc. Again, you probably will have to take out your mini saws, rotary tools, drills, etc. But, it will be fun.

Quote from cm0011 : I do not think the front of that case can support 200mm. You will have to do some modding of your case to make it fit. 120mm vs 200mm is a huge difference in size; screw holes and placements on both the case and fan, etc. Again, you probably will have to take out your mini saws, rotary tools, drills, etc. But, it will be fun.

Haha, you're right! It will require drilling new holes to mount a 200mm but that's all part of the fun. Last year about this time I made a custom case from oak. Though that was a micro atx size build from Craigslist furniture. ...many were the casualties...

FYI, I received the fan, it only has one set of mounting holes, but the good news is that it fit perfectly into the top 200mm exhaust port on my HAF 912 case.