With the Alpenföhn Wing Boost 3 ARGB there are three white 140 mm fans with colorful ARGB lighting in the reader test, which are located – in the front and in the lid of a be quiet! Pure Base 500DX placed – have to prove with Rocket Lake-S and Comet Lake-S and be beautifully staged with pictures and videos.
Alpenföhn Wing Boost 3 ARGB in the reader test
In his big reader test “Alpenföhn Wing Boost 3 ARGB” the community member “Falcony6886” once again took the 3 series, which was available for around 62 euros -Pack under the microscope and evaluates the workmanship, the lighting and, last but not least, the cooling performance. The three colorfully illuminated ARGB fans in two systems have to compete with the Intel Core i9-11900K (test) and i9-10900K (test).
After the author had already tried the Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360 A-RGB and the Alpenföhn Gletscherwasser 280, this time three 140 mm fans need to work prove it in the following test systems.
32 GB DDR4-4000 CL19 G.Skill Trident Z RGB
32 GB DDR4-4000 CL19 AMD Radeon RX 6900 XT AMD Radeon RX 6700 XT Samsung SSD 970 Evo Plus 1 TB Samsung SSD 970 Evo Plus 1 TB be quiet! Pure Base 500DX be quiet! Pure Base 500DX 3 × Alpenföhn Wing Boost 3 ARGB 140 mm 3 × Alpenföhn Wing Boost 3 ARGB 140 mm
It starts with an approximately 8-minute unboxing video, which shows the three ARGB fans and their accessories in all facets.
According to the author, the Alpenföhn Wing Boost 3 ARGB White Edition are “well packaged in a stylish, compact set of three at an RRP of EUR 74.99”. In addition to the three fans, the box also contains a box with the materials required for assembly.
- Reader's test “Alpenföhn Wing Boost 3 ARGB”
by Falcony6886, community member
In addition, a small remote control for the various settings of the ARGB Lighting and a splitter included.
The PCs were heated up for 20 minutes, then I checked the temperatures with HWiNFO for the last 10 minutes measured.
Falcony6886, community member
Following the unboxing, the ComputerBase reader began the tests, the results of which he documented with attractive graphics.
Alpenföhn Wing Boost 3 ARGB in the reader test (Image: ComputerBase-Forum) Finally, the reader had another detailed look at the ARGB lighting of the fans and recorded his observations and impressions worth seeing in another video.
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