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Aerocool Silent Master Blue

11/5/2012 9:09:00 AM

A truly great build has powerful internal components, an impressive aesthetic, and quiet performance under load. The Aerocool Silent Master Blue 200mm LED fan definitely helps with the latter two, adding blue LED lighting to your rig while never running louder than 18 dBA.

Description: Aerocool Silent Master Blue

Aerocool Silent Master Blue

Because of the Silent Master Blue’s large fan blades, the fan moves a lot of air while running at slower speeds, which effectively reduces the noise it generates. Aerocool rates the fan’s speed at 800rpm give or take 200rpm. The Silent Master Blue’s maximum airflow is 76cfm, which is around 90% of the cfm found on Aerocool’s line of 120mm Shark fans but only 68% of the noise level.

In terms of power, the Silent Master Blue consumes three watts at a rated voltage of 12V. Its starting voltage is 9V. Aerocool includes a 3-pin and a Molex connector, and you can use either connector to power both the fan and LEDs. Speaking of the LEDs, the Silent Blue Master has one LED in each corner of the fan’s mounting bracket, right next to where you thread the screws to mount the fan. We’d describe the brightness of LEDs as a gentle bath of light. Installing one of these fans won’t significantly illuminate much of the interior, but it will provide visibility if the inside of your case is otherwise unlit.

Description: Aerocool Silent Master Blue

We installed the fan into the 200mm opening in a Corsair Graphite 600T and found that it did indeed run quiet. When we put a hand above the top vent, we could feel the fan exhausting hot air. Aerocool also offers the Silent Master with red LEDs, so you have that option if your system’s color scheme doesn’t call for blue LEDs. Of course, the low noise is a wise choice for enthusiasts who want a quiet PC, regardless of color.

Information

Price: $19.99

Website: www.aerocool.us

Specs: Dimensions: 200 x 200 x 20mm (HxWxD); Speed: 800rpm (±200rpm); Current: 0.25A; Power: 3W; Voltage: 12V; Airflow: 76cfm; Noise: 18 dBA

 

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