Tuesday, June 26th 2012

GELID Announces Silent 5 and Silent 6 Series 50 mm and 60 mm Case Fans

Thermal solutions specialist GELID Solutions launched their superior Silent case fan Silent 5 & Silent 6 in 50 mm and 60 mm, respectively.

The Silent series is designed for silent enthusiasts. GELID Silence case fans provide additional airflow without increasing noise levels, at affordable prices. Precisely balanced blades and long life Hydro Dynamic bearing guarantee ultra-low noise.
"When size does matter for your mini PC chassis, you will need to count on these fans," said V.C. Tran, director for marketing, GELID Solutions.

MSRP:
  • Silent 5: US $5 or 3.9€
  • Silent 6: US $5 or 3.9€
All fans conform to RoHS and WEEE standards, and carry a 3 year warranty.
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8 Comments on GELID Announces Silent 5 and Silent 6 Series 50 mm and 60 mm Case Fans

#1
silapakorn
Haven't seen fans of this size since my athlon xp 1700+ died.
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#2
Ikaruga
Wonder if they start at 5V, because if yes, perhaps they could come handy in some tight mini-ITX builds. (specs: 50,60)
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#3
nemesis.ie
Very handy for media streamer boxes. :)
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#4
Delta6326
Its to bad I have only seen one company working on making the middle of fans smaller so you can have longer blades.
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#5
treboRR
pixelize the name and 100% of you see AC fans;)
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RejZoR
Noiseblocker, my favorite fan company is making quality small fans. I have one 40mm tiny fan on my chipset just for the lulz. It's dead silent inside the case even at like 4000 RPM and it's pushing enough air to help out cool the chipset. Very good stuff.

I've also purchased 5 Scythe 60mm fans and they are utter rubbish. Replaced 2 of them straight away and the remaining 3 are still ratling. Awful. I hope these above are any better. Gelid usually made decent stuff. But then again Scythe did as well until i got my hands on their 60mm junk...
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Ikaruga
RejZoRNoiseblocker, my favorite fan company is making quality small fans. I have one 40mm tiny fan on my chipset just for the lulz. It's dead silent inside the case even at like 4000 RPM and it's pushing enough air to help out cool the chipset. Very good stuff.

I've also purchased 5 Scythe 60mm fans and they are utter rubbish. Replaced 2 of them straight away and the remaining 3 are still ratling. Awful. I hope these above are any better. Gelid usually made decent stuff. But then again Scythe did as well until i got my hands on their 60mm junk...
A spent a lot of money on some Scythe S-Flex fans a few years ago for one of my builds, because the whole Internet (professional sites like silentpcreviews.com for examlpe) was full of praising reviews about how silent and good they are, etc. One of the worst money burning I ever did in my life, I had to sell them for two-third the price a week later:( I hate it when you put a blind trust into the opinion of your fellow tech guys on pro sites, and you have to realize that they simply have no clue at all:shadedshu

Never Scythe fans for me again without trying them out first.
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