Papst 3412/N2GLLE enough air flow to cool hitachi 500 GB harddisk ?

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Skybuck Flying

Hello,

This seems to be quite a nice low noise 92x92x25 mm case fan:

Papst 3412/N2GLLE

The manufacturer doesn't even list this but it's still available...

It has 1150 rounds per minute and 33 m^3/h air flow ( 19.4 cfm ).

Tom's hardware for example review the drive and said any airflow is
sufficient...

There could be two of these fans in the case and 6 harddisks... at max...

Would two of these fans still provide enough air flow ?

I hope so... because cooling harddisks is new for me and I absolutely don't
want to go overboard with cooling them... I want minimum noise for cooling
the harddisks and this seems a good deal ;)

Noise level for this fan is supposed to be 12 to 16 dB(A) depending on which
site you believe... not bad at all !

each 3dbA increases noise level to 100%

So this should be quite quiet ;) hehehe.

Bye,
Skybuck.
 
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Rod Speed

Skybuck Flying said:
This seems to be quite a nice low noise 92x92x25 mm case fan:
Papst 3412/N2GLLE
The manufacturer doesn't even list this but it's still available...
It has 1150 rounds per minute and 33 m^3/h air flow ( 19.4 cfm ).
Tom's hardware for example review the drive
and said any airflow is sufficient...

Thats basically correct but doesnt cover the extreme situations
like say the hottest days of summer necessarily, with say 6 drives
if the room does get stinking hot. Few use systems like that tho.
There could be two of these fans in
the case and 6 harddisks... at max...
Would two of these fans still provide enough air flow ?

Should be fine. Tho 6 drives may not fit into
the 3.5" drive bay stack in quite a few cases.
I hope so... because cooling harddisks is new for me and
I absolutely don't want to go overboard with cooling them...
I want minimum noise for cooling the harddisks

Yeah, me too.
and this seems a good deal ;)

Yeah, it should be fine.
Noise level for this fan is supposed to be 12 to 16 dB(A)
depending on which site you believe... not bad at all !
 

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