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Cooler Master R4-LUS-07AR-GP MegaFlow 200mm LED Case Fan (Red)
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- List Price:
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$21.99
- Our Price:
- $17.36
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- $4.63 (21%)
Product Info
- Brand: Cooler Master
- EAN: 0884102004001
- Manufacturer: Cooler Master USA, Inc.
Features
- 700RPM 110 CFM High air flow for maximum cooling performance
- Quiet operation with low RPM
- RoHS compliance for protecting the environment
- Compatible with 230mm HAF mounts for easy upgrades
Editorial Reviews:
With the constant development of hardware getting better and better, the energy consumption of your computer rises because you want to get the full performance. Due to this the heat increases and so the requirements of your fan rise as well. To integrate several fans is not the right solution because your computer will get very, very noisy. Bigger fans are the optimal solution for modern high-tech systems. The MegaFlow fan has a diameter of 200mm and so it has a displacement volume of 184 m3/h - twice the volume of 140mm fans.
Adds extra cooling for graphics cards when installed on side panels. Specifications - Speed (R.P.M.) 700 RPM Air Flow (CFM) 110 CFM Air pressure (mmH2O) 0.595 mm H2O Noise 19 dBA Bearing Type Sleeve Bearing Fan Life Expectancy up to 30,000 Hours Rated Voltage 12 VDC Current (Ampere) 0.16 A (Max 0.28 A) Power consumption 3.36 W Connector 3 Pin 3 to 4 pin Adapter 1 pcs LED Color Red Screws 4 pcs Unit Dimensions - 200mm W x 200mm H x 30mm D (7.87 W x 7.87 H x 1.18 D), Weight - 266g (0.58lbs.)
Spotlight customer reviews:
- Customer Rating:
- Summary: Awesome Awesome Awesome!!
- Comment: Very good fan for $20. Ordered this for a Coolermaster 922 case that already had 2 of them. Put this one on the side panel and wow the airflow through my case is unbelieveable!! 1- Front mount 200mm drawing in, 1-Side mount 200mm drawing in, 1-top mount 200mm blowing out, and one rear panel 120mm blowing out. Great cooling with this combo. Easy to connect, light is neat.
Great purchase!! Buy 75 of them!! :)
- Customer Rating:
- Summary: quiet huge fan
- Comment: Pros:
1 Huge, good air flow
2 Low rpm, quiet
3 has a molex splitter
Cons:
1 cannot turn off the LED
2 The screws coming with it are silver, if you use it as side panel fan for CM HAF 922, 932 etc, which happen to be black, the sliver screws look ugly.
3 Again if it's used as side panel fan for CM HAF 922, 932 etc, some tall CPU cooler may not be able to be installed. For my HAF 922, a Zalman CNPS9900(152mm) can barely fit in with this side panel fan.
- Customer Rating:
- Summary: This fan CAN work w/ HAF 922 LED On/Off switch
- Comment: @ Nathan D. Henderson...and anyone else interested in this fan, or the version with the blue LEDs
Making the LED on/off switch on the HAF 922 is EXTREMELY easy to do, and anyone with the most absolute basic level of experience using an exatco knife or scissors, a pair of wire strippers, and wrapping electrical tape can do it. For starters, you have two ways of doing this - with, or without, a "bridge connector". Almost any store carrying basic electronics connectors (ie. the male & female connectors found on the fan(s) & connector connected to the on/off LED switch), such as Fry's Electronics, Radio Shack, Micro Center, and any untold number of other stores, should carry the same 2-pin male & female connectors found on the Cooler Master 200mm fan. Say you want to have three such fans in your system...front, top, and side panel. All you have to do is create a bridge with one connector matching up to the 2-pin connector on the on/off switch, with the other end splitting into a 3-way connector, with all the connectors at the other end matching up to the 2-pin connectors on the fans. of course, to make this work properly, once the lead from the on/off switch connector end splits into their three respective connections, they will need to be of different lengths, so as to meet their respective fans. Alternately, you can create the same 1-into-3 configuration, from on/off switch, to fans, without the bridge, but the bridge is highly recommended, as i am doing with my HAF 922. The reason for this is, should any single fan fail, replacing the fan is as simple as disconnecting the 2-pin LED connector, as well as the molex power connector, swapping fans, and reconnecting the molex & 2-pin connectors. Now, is that so difficult? As I said, all it takes is two simple tools, and some electrical tape. of course, if you want it to look professional, you can take the extra step, as I'm doing, and, instead of using electrical tape, solder the wires, followed by covering them with heatshrink tubing.
- Customer Rating:
- Summary: It works....
- Comment: I bought this fan to put in the side of a Cooler Master HAF 922. Personally I think this should come with the case, but maybe they are just giving people options. Anyways, It's a fan, it spins, it blows air, enough said. Note, if you are putting this fan into a 922, don't expect the LED switch on the case to work with it. There is no connection for the switch, just the power plug, so the LED's will be on all the time. I looked all over and couldn't find an LED fan that would work with the switch. Just something to think about if you want the ability to turn your LED's on and off like the one that comes in the case. Cooler Master should offer some sort of fan, and the ability to integrate the other fans in the case with the LED on/off switch. BOO them for not working this out somehow, the feature on the case is more or less useless without this ability.
