Corsair Case Fans? Can't Find Them To Buy...

[Beta]

I just bought a Corsair 800D case and I need two more matching fans to go with my H100 cooler. I want to use Corsair fans to make a Push/Pull setup. However I can't seem to find them for sale other then on ebay. There is nothing that I could find on Corsairs website. Does anyone know where I can't buy them from? Thanks.

 

[ignatzatsonic]

Is there any particular reason you want to use that brand??

Offhand, I was not aware that Corsair made fans.

Other excellent brands are Nexus, Scythe, and Yate Loon. I'd imagine any of them would work fine for your purposes--you just have to get the right size and strength (speed).

 

[Beta]

I already have 2 of the fans for a Push/Pull set up for a Corsair H100. Just trying to keep everything matching.

 

[seekermeister]

Just an opinion, but fans don't need to match, except in terms of size. The two things that do matter is how many CFM they push, and how quiet that they are. Looking at it from that point of view, the best fans are Noctua, however, they aren't particularly cheap.

 

[ICIT2LOL]

Nexus

I'm with ignazatsonic with Nexus the things are so quiet - have five set in my SB build and the PSU fan is the noisiest (can just hear it) - oh and it's a Corsair too HX 650 donk. I also like the Coolermaster ones too.

Strange all the same cos you can't get them (case fans) out here either -that I know of apart from CPU fans.

 

[essenbe]

I bought 2 Noctua fans for mine. They were expensive, but worth it. Corasir fans put out 50 CF/m as I recall. The Noctua fans put out 56CF/m. With the 2 Noctua fans I cannot hear them and although they are expensive, they come with a 7 year warranty, as I recall. You will also have to buy screws for whatever fan you buy.

Don't know, but you may be able to order them from Corsair.

 

[ICIT2LOL]

I bought 2 Noctua fans for mine. They were expensive, but worth it. Corasir fans put out 50 CF/m as I recall. The Noctua fans put out 56CF/m. With the 2 Noctua fans I cannot hear them and although they are expensive, they come with a 7 year warranty, as I recall. You will also have to buy screws for whatever fan you buy.

Don't know, but you may be able to order them from Corsair.

Hey essenbe I have contacted Corsair to find out what is available if any but haven't heard back yet.

My Nexus fans I bought were a five pack for $25AU which is such great value, and like yours one has to put your ear next to them to even hear anything.

 

[essenbe]

Yours are certainly cheaper, mine were about $25 each. But a 7 year warranty is something you don't find with case fans. They are also one of the best customer service companies in the industry.

 

[seekermeister]

I bought 2 Noctua fans for mine. They were expensive, but worth it. Corasir fans put out 50 CF/m as I recall. The Noctua fans put out 56CF/m. With the 2 Noctua fans I cannot hear them and although they are expensive, they come with a 7 year warranty, as I recall. You will also have to buy screws for whatever fan you buy.

Don't know, but you may be able to order them from Corsair.

I'm not sure about all of their models, but the ones that I bought had six year warranties.

 

[essenbe]

I bought 2 Noctua fans for mine. They were expensive, but worth it. Corasir fans put out 50 CF/m as I recall. The Noctua fans put out 56CF/m. With the 2 Noctua fans I cannot hear them and although they are expensive, they come with a 7 year warranty, as I recall. You will also have to buy screws for whatever fan you buy.

Don't know, but you may be able to order them from Corsair.

I'm not sure about all of their models, but the ones that I bought had six year warranties.

You may be right. I was operating from memory, and that can cause issues with me.

 

[Zepher]

I bought these screws for my setup.
Amazon.com: Du-Bro 316 6-32 x 1-1/4" Socket Head Cap Screw (4-Pack): Industrial & Scientific
I just added the push fan and idle temps seem the same. I'll run Prime95 later and see if it helps load temps.

 

[smarteyeball]

Strange all the same cos you can't get them (case fans) out here either -

lol, true. Stock 'brand name' case fans are impossible to come by.

If you want it to match, why not ditch the existing Corsairs and grab 4 new and better fans?

I bought 2 Noctua fans for mine.

I love my Noctuas. I love them even more on the 7v resistor.

 

[seekermeister]

I love my Noctuas. I love them even more on the 7v resistor.

I didn't bother using the resistors, because I can't hear them above the noise of fans of the chipset, external case, etc. and saw no reason not to get all of the airflow possible. Even with the external case turned off, they only make a very low hum.

 

[Zepher]

Idle temps are the same, 34-37 and load temps are good, 50-54 (55-60 with one fan)