But but the color scheme...
Ya it's terrible. There is the industrial version for the large models. That's black, but on something like this, will you even see the fan?
Airflow to noise, in smaller and and less common sizes. Noctua is the best. Be quiet is also good though, if the fan will be visible.
Noctua started out never caring about looks. Mostly server market ect. So they chose colors no one else would use, so you could always spot a Noctua. Then the server people complained they wanted black so industrial line became a thing, and better suited to server needs.
Now redux to add some color variance and reduce price (cheaper materials in redux) and they are starting to add colors other than Doo Doo to their normal lines.
High airflow, Low Noise, High reliability, Poop color. Is what it is lol. Now if we were taking things where looks matter, or where you need more static pressure than rather than air flow (like heatsinks, Water cooling Radiators). My suggestion would change, and we could be here all day. I use to semi competitively overclock, and have a IT background so I can go on all day about this
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I fell out of the overclocking community though, too old, too tired, and it's too expensive.
My last stint, I posted a few weeks ago. I got 68th in 3rd mark. To do that, I used a Rampage VI Omega, a i9 9960x, 2 EVGA 2080tis, a 1tb 970 pro, a 2tb Intel 660p, and about 3,000 in water cooling. It was about 10k dollars all in (though some of the stuff I had already).
So I sold that rig, got out The hobby and replaced my desktop with a Razer Blade 2019 advanced with a 2080. And got a new stereo, and speakers, and such for our Epson 3700. Got a Denon 6500h, and a full set of Klipsch Reference Premier (new ones, with the copper trim ring).
I know Night is into HT, so probably thinks that was a good trade off lol.
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