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Introduction: VIZO offers a wide variety of computer paraphernalia for inside the computer case, some of which are fans. In this review we will be going over 3 styles of cooling fans: two of which are for hard drives, and one that's designed to cool a graphics card. As with any fan system, the main goal is to remove the heat and lower the temperatures. With that said, let's move on to the review. About the Company: VIZO Technology Corp. mainly provide computer peripheral products to everywhere all over the world. We own the best team and complete innovation technology. Utilizing experiences for many years and sufficient skills, VIZO insist in developing innovative and nice quality products to meet mainstream users' demands. VIZO supply the PC users variety of PC DIY products and peripherals, include Hard Drive External Enclosure, Multimedia storage, front panel, mouse, case fan, uv LED fan, system cooling, cold cathode light, crystal neon night, accessory, etc. VIZO aim at non-stop improvement, continuous innovation, excellent design , firm development, and quality-improving technology. This is also the main reason for VIZO to keep putting all our effort in investigation and development. In order to being a leader in this high competitive field, VIZO requires the strict quality control process and highly recommended global product approval. VIZO Voyager:
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The first of three fans we are going to look at is the Voyager Dual-Fan 3.5" HDD Cooler. This cooler is constructed of aluminum and incorporates two 50mm fans. Each of these fans spin around 4000 RPM. VIZO claims these fans have a low decibel emission of around 24db. The aluminum housing for the Voyager has fins on the sides to aid in heat dissipation. Installation is simple, with this cooler mounting to the underside of the HDD with four screws, and a Molex connection for 12volt power.
After installing the Voyager, the first I wanted to do was listen to the sound coming from the fan unit. The dual fans are fairly quiet, and in a fully loaded system they shouldn't be noticed. To get a temperature reading, I used the ThermoHawk. This is an Infrared thermometer with digital display, and it's as simple as point and shoot. The reading on the hard drive under normal system conditions was 36.4° C without the Voyager fan, and with the fan it dropped to 31.2° C. << Back to VH FrontPage | Orbiter & Propeller >>
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