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    EKWB launches EK-Vardar EVO fans with start-stop function

    Extended range PWM fans available in 120mm and 140mm, and in various colours.
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    Re: EKWB launches EK-Vardar EVO fans with start-stop function

    It will be iteresting to see some tests with different radiators. Maybe they are closer to fill the gap that the GTs left?

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    Re: EKWB launches EK-Vardar EVO fans with start-stop function

    Friend of mine recently ditched his GTs, in favour of the Corsair ML Pros, as he gets quieter cooling on the wider-spaced rads than any other combination of rad/fan.

    Depending, these could be very good. I rather liked their 120ER fans!

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