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be quiet! - SilentWings 3 High-Speed 73.33 CFM 120mm Fan

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Specifications

Manufacturer

be quiet!

Model

SilentWings 3 High-Speed

Part #

BL068

Color

Black

Size

120mm

Air Flow

73.33 CFM

Noise Level

28.6 dB

RPM

2200 RPM

Completed Builds Using This Part

- $6577.05+ NCC-1701D
- Intel Core i7-7820X
- GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
- 10 33 by Capt_Picard
- $2067.54 Yes, the Strix 1080 Ti fits: Downsizing Ryzen to a Plastidipped NCase!
- AMD Ryzen 7 1700
- GeForce GTX 1080 Ti
- 12 25 by Jussn
- $1182.55+ Project Red Husky | Ryzen 5 and GTX 1070 Custom Loop *UPDATE*
- AMD Ryzen 5 1600
- GeForce GTX 1070
- 12 23 by KB_TheDireWolf

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Reviews

Jussn 25 points 13 months ago

from completed build Yes, the Strix 1080 Ti fits: Downsizing Ryzen to a Plastidipped NCase!

I was also interested in the Strix for the FanConnect 4-pin headers, but I could not get GPU fan control software to change their fan curve. GPU Tweak would only adjust the PWM of the mini header used to control the original fans; fortunately, this adapter, that I was originally using with my R9 Nano mod, worked fine.

The two 120 MM Silent Wings (high-speed, model BL068) on the bottom are mounted in exhaust, each connected to a Noctua low-noise adapter, connected to a 2-way PWM splitter, to the VGA adapter, and finally to the card's mini fan header. In retrospect I should have gotten lower RPM fans. Right now even with the low-noise adapters they are running at 10% PWM at idle and 33% under load which keeps the 1080 Ti under 80 C in Furmark while staying soooooo quiet.