Product comparison · 2 computer cooling systems

Aerocool Dark Force vs Aerocool EN51431 computer cooling system Computer case Fan

Key differences

Noise level (high speed)
- Dark Force:22.5 dB
- EN51431 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:25.4 dB
Maximum airflow
- Dark Force:41.4 cfm
- EN51431 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:52.65 cfm
Maximum air pressure
- Dark Force:1.32 mmH2O
- EN51431 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:91 mmH2O
Mean time between failures (MTBF)
- Dark Force:20000 h
- EN51431 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:100000 h
Product colour
- Dark Force:Black
- EN51431 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:Blue
Power consumption (typical)
- Dark Force:1.44 W
- EN51431 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:2.04 W
Rated current
- Dark Force:0.12 A
- EN51431 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:0.17 A
Height
- Dark Force:25 mm
- EN51431 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:120 mm

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Comparison of Dark Force, EN51431
18 specifications	A Aerocool Dark Force View product	B Aerocool EN51431 computer cooling system Computer case Fan Model EN51431 View product
Performance4 differ
Suitable location	Computer case	Computer case
Type	Fan	Fan
Fan diameter	12 cm	12 cm
Supported processor socketsKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Not supported
Compatible processor seriesKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	Not supported
Rotational speed (max)	1200 RPM	1200 RPM
Noise level (high speed)Differs	22.5 dB	25.4 dB
Maximum airflowDiffers	41.4 cfm	52.65 cfm
Maximum air pressureDiffers	1.32 mmH2O	91 mmH2O
Mean time between failures (MTBF)Differs	20000 h	100000 h
Design1 differ
Product colourDiffers	Black	Blue
Number of fansKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	1 fan(s)
Power2 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	1.44 W	2.04 W
Voltage	12 V	12 V
Rated currentDiffers	0.12 A	0.17 A
Weight & dimensions1 differ
Width	120 mm	120 mm
HeightDiffers	25 mm	120 mm
DepthKnown for one	120 mm	Unknown — not stated by the source

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