Product comparison · 2 computer cooling systems

Mars Gaming MF12 computer cooling system Computer case Fan vs Tacens Anima Anima 8cm

Key differences

Fan diameter
- MF12 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:12 cm
- Anima 8cm:8 cm
Rotational speed (max)
- MF12 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:1200 RPM
- Anima 8cm:1800 RPM
Noise level (high speed)
- MF12 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:14 dB
- Anima 8cm:12 dB
Maximum airflow
- MF12 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:48.12 cfm
- Anima 8cm:30.5 cfm
Maximum air pressure
- MF12 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:1.47 mmH2O
- Anima 8cm:1.25 mmH2O
Product colour
- MF12 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:Black, Red
- Anima 8cm:Black
Power consumption (typical)
- MF12 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:1.8 W
- Anima 8cm:1.44 W
Rated current
- MF12 computer cooling system Computer case Fan:0.15 A
- Anima 8cm:0.12 A

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Comparison of MF12, Anima 8cm
20 specifications	A Mars Gaming MF12 computer cooling system Computer case Fan Model MF12 View product	B Tacens Anima Anima 8cm View product
Performance5 differ
Suitable location	Computer case	Computer case
Type	Fan	Fan
Fan diameterDiffers	12 cm	8 cm
Rotational speed (max)Differs	1200 RPM	1800 RPM
Noise level (high speed)Differs	14 dB	12 dB
Maximum airflowDiffers	48.12 cfm	30.5 cfm
Maximum air pressureDiffers	1.47 mmH2O	1.25 mmH2O
Mean time between failures (MTBF)	50000 h	50000 h
Design1 differ
Product colourDiffers	Black, Red	Black
Power2 differ
Power consumption (typical)Differs	1.8 W	1.44 W
Voltage	12 V	12 V
Rated currentDiffers	0.15 A	0.12 A
Weight & dimensions3 differ
WidthDiffers	120 mm	80 mm
DepthDiffers	120 mm	80 mm
Height	25 mm	25 mm
WeightDiffers	120 g	68 g
Package widthKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	30 mm
Package depthKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	85 mm
Package heightKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	95 mm
Package weightKnown for one	Unknown — not stated by the source	84 g

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