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That time when Lian Li called a 40+ liter case a “MINI”. Well atleast it supports E-ATX.

The main advantage of this solution is not so much with large ATX cases, but with compact SFF cases where the 24-pin cable becomes an issue. This allows for a much more flexible and smaller cable bundle. In SFF, many SATA drives are also more not the norm, but with the DC-DC stage on the board...

Strange that they would do this, Der8auer regularly comments that ThermalGrizzly’s Conductonaut isn’t a good idea for laptops as it needs to be reapplied more often than thermal paste. It must be precaurious times if Intel’s new lineup warrants such a risk and cost.

EDIT: apparently they aren't selling their storage devices "production facilities and IP", they are increasing the sale of storage devices to DDN along with the appliances. OK makes more sense. Thx @gsvelto and @kapone32 Original: If Western Digital is exiting storage, they're basically selling...

So what is the minimum rpm of these fans if the manufacturer's specs are wrong ?

An 120mm fan that's silent at 1500rpm seems highly unlikely. Maybe if you're wearing headphones with a game blasting through or live in a noisy environment, but 1500rpm on a 120mm "industrial grade" is not going to be silent. Which is my entire point: the too high minimum speed, not the flexible...

1500rpm minimum ? Pass. The 120mm fans I use don't even have a 1500rpm maximum fan speed and are already loud at that speed. These must be targeted at enterprise server usage but marketing seems to think it fits with consumer applications.

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