Monday, January 13th 2014
Cooler Master HybridFlow Case Fan Pictured
Hybrid-impeller fans are the rage again, following its launch by ASUS in its DirectCU Mini line of graphics cards. Cooler Master launched a case fan based on the same concept of an impeller with both lateral and axial flow blades, called HybridFlow. Unlike in a graphics card, where air flowing laterally has an escape through the rear panel, a case fan typically doesn't, and so Cooler Master designed the frame of the fan to funnel lateral flow outside (or wherever the fan's airflow is directed at). For now, HybridFlow comes in just the one size - 120 mm. Depending on how it's received, Cooler Master could try out other sizes.
11 Comments on Cooler Master HybridFlow Case Fan Pictured
although those fins would improve airflow i just think people would use standard fan than tis one
Are coolermaster just spontaneously releasing products for the sheer fun of it?
Teach me oh wise tech wizzards, how in god's green earth is this supposed to work better than a normal fan in a PC case?
Also it's not 120mm, looks way smaller.
Coolermaster - "Quick, make a fan so that everybody sees it and loses their sh!t about it"
I don't think you would want these for main intake or exhaust fans but more internal fan .