Cooling

Aerocool Shark 120mm Evil Black Edition Fan Review

Performance was on the whole a bit average. The lower speed performance was generally a bit weak but the Aerocool fan made up for this at the 1500RPM speed.

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The Aerocool fan was perhaps a bit lacking on the acoustic performance too. The 1500RPM speed was quite loud although the 1000RPM speed was very quiet, however as we saw above the performance wasn’t anything mind blowing. So on the whole the combination of acoustic and cooling performance is what I’d call average.

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  1. A 1000rpm fan spinning at 850rpm?
    Typical story with the products of 2nd grade company. No PWM support. Nothing stands out among the crowd. except for the funky look. Obviously, we don’t want a fan only for its design.

    1. Nope. Spinning at 850RPM due to the adaptor we used, this adapter was not provided by Aerocool it was used by us to try and get it to spin at 1000RPM so we had comparable results to other fans. Nothing to do with the fan. No PWM support is indeed a downside, but clearly the results show that it does have good airflow. My point is that for a fan that was spinning at 850RPM it did well to match or better most fans that were spinning at 1000RPM. It is a very good fan for the price

      1. Oh. Sorry for the misconception.

        Another question: How is ti compared to Corsair AF series fans?? I’m asking because AF series fans are considered to be one of the best in the lot.

        1. That’s fine I should of explained it better :P well I have not got the AF120s in for testing but I assume performance on the AF120s would be marginally better and a lot quieter than these. However, these are meant to be good fans if you are on a limited budget the Corsair AF 120s are more premium and thus more expensive fans costing £12.50 compared to the £7 that these cost

          1. Wouldn’t the Corsair SP120 be a more appropriate comparison for heatsink application? These are packaged two ways, Quiet and Performance units, though both include a voltage reducing adapter. And they are PWM fans.

          2. Oops, sorry, the SP120 fans are not PWM fans. The similar ones Corsair includes with the H80i water-cooling unit are PWM though. Sorry for the error.

    1. Next to impossible to get a decent picture with low lighting and LED fans but yes In future I will try and do this despite how bad it may look :P thanks for the feedback

      1. Youre welcome. Guess that all depends on the quality of the camera used for that kind of a shot. But thanks for giving it a go :-)

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