Looking for a High CFM/low DBA 120mm Case fan... does it even exist?

[icarusil]

Watch yo mouth! I'm waiting for Nehalem, foo!

this can take a looooong time... 1.5 till 2 years... and also at the start they will be very expensive and with all users that are waiting for a new architecture it will be out of stock 🙂

 

[eklipz330]

i apologize for digging up an ancient thread, but how bout this fan?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835214001

 

[davelakecity]

I wont buy a fan that can't push over 75 CFM, that is just me. Positive pressure is only ideal if you are in a very dusty environment. Negative pressure produces better cooling, because it draws extra, cool, air from any holes in the computer, where positive pushes more air into the case letting heat sit and build in temperature. The difference is minimal and even non-existent if a case is very positive or negative, an unbalanced system creates the most heat. Ideally, for cooling purposes, slightly negative (ex. 3 intake and 4 exhaust fans of the same type and specification) is the best. My entire opinion on CFM vs. DBA is CFM being 70% important and DBA being 10%, with reliablility/looks 20% all together. I say get those Scythe Slipstream fans @ 88 CFM and 1 Silverstone fm121 or Scythe Ultra Kaze for an intake fan.

Like the above explanation.
Does anyone have any really good links to "airflow theory"... Maybe even with some data that proves the above.