Scythe Gentle Typhoon Quiet Static Pressure PC Cooling Fan Unboxing & First Look Linus Tech Tips

Linus Tech Tips ·Linus Tech Tips ·2013-05-07 · 612 words · ~3 min read
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0:07 welcome to my unboxing of the scythe gentle typhoon series of fans so these
0:13 are sort of more commonly known as scythe gts and they are very
0:18 very very well regarded on the interwebs
0:22 so i am led to believe okay hyper cooling nano vibration
0:26 comfortable tone i think what they're trying to say is that they cool really
0:30 well they don't vibrate very much and they
0:34 are not loud okay so the noise that they make is is
0:38 of a of a tonality that's not very disruptive to your enjoyment of using
0:42 your computer they're available in a variety of different rpms so we've got a
0:45 couple here today we've got the 1850 as well as the 1450 depending on what
0:49 you're trying to do so these are rated for different uh airflow they're rated
0:53 for different decibels okay they both have long life double ball bearing one
0:57 hundred thousand hour rated bearings
1:00 okay moving around to the back overall dimension okay let's see if
1:04 there's anything interesting here um really
1:08 they don't have a pressure rating that's
1:12 weird because one of the things okay held on characteristics
1:15 achieves high airflow volume and low noise with the newly designed impeller
1:19 enabling silent cooling of the latest devices which run very hot impending so
1:23 that means this and this design is like more new and
1:27 more better and more different okay the gentle typhoon has a different type of
1:30 tone the fan propeller is designed to reduce the disturbing frequency fan
1:34 noise to human ears so reducing the frequency means it's more of a low hum
1:38 instead of a high pitched wine the large-scale motor and motor support
1:42 mechanism of the gentle typhoon uses a double vibration reduction structure
1:46 okay the new support mechanism uses coil dampers to greatly reduce vibration
1:51 cotton tendon okay so one of the things that is uh is always sort of you know
1:56 weird to me is high-end fans that have a very large hub but you can see why
2:00 scythe opted to do that because the hub effectively reduces the amount of
2:04 cooling surface that you have for the fan but if
2:08 that was what they had to do to reduce the vibration and build a very high quality bearing and motor and support
2:13 structure then i guess that's what they had to do uses a nydex servo okay
2:19 okay i think that's pretty much all there is to say fairly bare bones
2:22 accessory package so you've got a four pin
2:26 molex to three pin molex adapter you've got uh
2:30 four screws and that is pretty much it so we will be using these to compare
2:34 against Corsair's brand new static pressure sp 120 fans on a Corsair
2:40 h-100 in a real system on the ncix tech tips channel to find out once and for
2:44 all have Corsair's new fans dethroned
2:48 what was considered to be the king of pressure fans because that is what
2:52 gentle typhoons are really well known for on the forums is use on heatsinks as
2:57 well as use in scenarios that require high static
3:01 pressure so the design of the blades allows it to effectively push air
3:04 through fins of radiators and heat sinks restrictive case intakes whatever the
3:10 case may be these can push air through them as opposed to only being optimized
3:14 for free-flowing scenarios so we're going to find out which one does better
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