Test Bench:
-BIOSTAR Z170GT7 Motherboard
-Intel Skylake 6700K CPU @ 4.6GHz 1.285V inside UEFI
-Corsair Vengeance LPX 32GB DDR4 2666MHz C16 Memory
-NZXT Kraken X60 All-in-One Water Cooler for the CPU
-HIS Radeon R9 390X
-Creative Sound Blaster ZxR + daughter-board
-AMD Radeon R7 240GB SSD
-SAMSUNG HD204UI 2TB drive
-Toshiba MG04ACA400A 4TB drive
-NEXUS 1.1KW Gold PSU
-InWin 909 Case
Before installing the fan onto the case mounts, we have attached the rubber accessories:
The next step was to mount the fans as intake on our InWin 909 case adapters:
Four Silent Pro 14 PWM fans were mounted as intake, while two NF-A4 industrialPPC 12V 140mm were cooling the NZXT radiator:
Multiple tests followed, with the following configurations:
Test 1: 4xNF-A4 industrialPPC 24V 140mm as intake, 2x NF-A4 industrialPPC 24V 140mm on the radiator (silent profile)
Test 2: 4xNF-A4 industrialPPC 24V 140mm as intake, 2x NF-A4 industrialPPC 24V 140mm on the radiator (performance profile)
Test 3: 4xNF-A4 industrialPPC 24V 140mm as intake, 2x NF-A4 industrialPPC 12V 140mm on the radiator (silent profile)
Test 4: 4xNF-A4 industrialPPC 24V 140mm as intake, 2x NF-A4 industrialPPC 12V 140mm on the radiator (performance profile)
Test 5: 4xGELID Silent Pro 14 PWM 140mm as intake, 2x NF-A4 industrialPPC 12V 140mm on the radiator (silent profile)
Test 6: 4xGELID Silent Pro 14 PWM 140mm as intake, 2x NF-A4 industrialPPC 12V 140mm on the radiator (performance profile)
During the tests, the intake GELID Silent Pro 14 PWM fans ran at full speed (as the Noctua NF-A4 industrialPPC models).