Silent AIO, here I come baby.
 
"The FTW3 HYBRID radiator has RGB fans that can be configured in Precision" - Jacob

arestavo
Nice! I've already got some magnetic bearing high static pressure fans for the radiator. Just waiting to get that email from the notification system for that FTW3 kit!

Are they quiet?

arestavo

yaggaz

arestavo
Nice! I've already got some magnetic bearing high static pressure fans for the radiator. Just waiting to get that email from the notification system for that FTW3 kit!

Are they quiet?

Not at 100%. 37 dB IIRC

Heh too much for me.  My goal is cold and quiet.  It's why I don't overclock.  I think I have reached the age of yelling "Get off my lawn" at fan noise ;)

arestavo
I totally get it. I got them in the hopes that with as good as they are with static pressure, I won't have to run them loud. And it's doubly nice if I will be able to control them via PX1 (hopefully static settings hold once I find the sweet spot).

Do we know the stats of the fans that come with the Hybrid, are they static pressure fans designed for radiators? One would assume yes, but you can never tell when it comes to companies design choices lol
 
My goal is to run them at 800rpm and no overclocking.  As long as it stays below 60c I'll be happy.

Oof. The ones that I had picked out are 4.2 mm-H20 and 75CFM at 2400 RPM and 37 dB. PWM though.

https://www.corsair.com/u...config/p/CO-9050040-WW

What models are the fans coming with the Hybrid i like the LED ring design they include and would need an extra since this will be front mounted and i have and extra slot to fullfill and would like them to match.

Dabadger84
I mean, them being configurably fully by Precision is new, but you could always plug the Hybrid AIO radiator fan in to your motherboard instead, then the on board VRM/Heatsink fan has always been controllable via software... so meh.
 
I'm gonna be salty about not getting a shot at the queue button for at least a week.

Before I sold my 1080 ti Hybrids I had the fans connected to a commander pro.  Worked great. 

If you want omegalul awesome purdy RGB fans, I highly recommend Thermaltake Pure-style, they're fully compatible with just about every RGB software motherboards have now, & they look freakin' stupid awesome:
 
https://smile.amazon.com/Thermaltake-Motherboard-Controller-Addressable-CL-F079-PL12SW/dp/B07MVY3N55/
 
They're also on sale right meow.  I have 3 of those in the 120mm variety (used to use them on my 1080 Ti FTW3 Hybrid) and 3 of them in the 140mm variety, you can see one on the back of my PC as exhaust above the GPU in dis picture, as well as some on the CPU radiator, the 120s are now on the front of my case: 
 

 
Much prefer the Pure fans to the Riing style (riings are the top intake & the big 200mm in the middle), the 3 EKs stand out like a sore thumb because their configuration is limited to a few schemes via software.  That's one thing I prefer the older, controller-style Thermaltake fans for, there's a lot more color options in terms of how they do colors, which is why the Pures look so neat, that's an Aurora setting where it shifts between colors slowly.

I’m not sure about the new ones but I can control the radiator and VRM fan both independently from within MSI Afterburner. I have a 2070 Super Hybrid in an external GPU case for my Alienware laptop and I’m able to control the two fans on the radiator (they’re on a splitter) and the VRM fan without using any external hardware.

Edit- I realize now you’re talking about RGB and not fan speed. My bad.