Enermax T.B. Silence 80mm Case Fan - 1600 RPM - 3 Pack For Sale

Enermax T.B. Silence 80mm Case Fan - 1600 RPM - 3 Pack
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Enermax T.B. Silence 80mm Case Fan - 1600 RPM - 3 Pack:
$29.99

The ENERMAX TB SILENCE PC case fan raises the bar high in computer cooling with unbeatable thermal performance and optimized acoustics. Uniquely designed Batwing Blades and Carved Halo Frame work together with Twister Bearing technology delivering performance cooling and low-noise profile. The detachable blade design makes cleaning job a snap.

  • TWISTER BEARING TECHNOLOGYThe Twister Bearing technology employs nano magnetic design with self-lubricating mechanics to achieve low noise operation with minimal friction and longer lifetime.
  • UNIQUE BLADE AND FRAME DESIGN FOR ENHANCED PERFORMANCEWith Batwing Blades design and Carved Halo Frame for extra 20~30% airflow, the 1600(+10%) RPM ENERMAX UCTB8 produces up to 27.94CFM air flow with minimal noise of 15 dBA to efficiently and effectively disperse heat.
  • SUPERIOR CONSTRUCTIONModular Frame with aluminum ring offers enhanced stability of structure to withstand heavy-duty use.
  • DETACHABLE BLADESThe detachable blades design allows easy disassembly for cleaning and quick reattachment. No specific tools or complicated operation needed.


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