Anyone know the different between this and the FF122 (http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00...
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Yes, I've used both. In fact, I switched to these from the FF122s for asthetic reasons mostly. The FF122 catches less dust because the mesh isn't as fine as this one. They probably have about the same airflow by the time you factor in the plastic frame protruding into the airflow of the FF122. This being said, these filters WILL clog faster because they are much finer and collect much more dust. Noise is about the same until the filter gets dirty, then these filters are much noisier than the FF122s. The FF122 has magnets on the corners whereas the frame of this filter is made of a flexible magnet all the way around. The FF122's frames are also slightly thicker. In my case, I needed the thinner, more open look for a mod I created. Hope this helps.
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If your fan location doesn't have any filters or obstructions then the S12a will be what you want, but if it does have any sort of filter, or resistance the fan has to pull through, you'll want an NF-P12. Several reviews have remarked that in a resistance based location the P12 works just as well as the F12, and does so with less noise. The F12 would only be better for high temp heatsinks with its higher RPM range.I personally own all 3 types and have an F12 on my CPU heatsink, 2 P12 fans as intakes that are behind a dust filter, and 1 S12a as a rear exhaust. I previously used 2 S12as as the intakes but they were really loud behind the filters. If your fan location doesn't have any filters or obstructions then the S12a will be what you want, but if it does have any sort of filter, or resistance the fan has to pull through, you'll want an NF-P12. Several reviews have remarked that in a resistance based location the P12 works just as well as the F12, and does so with less noise. The F12 would only be better for high temp heatsinks with its higher RPM range.I personally own all 3 types and have an F12 on my CPU heatsink, 2 P12 fans as intakes that are behind a dust filter, and 1 S12a as a rear exhaust. I previously used 2... » Read More If your fan location doesn't have any filters or obstructions then the S12a will be what you want, but if it does have any sort of filter, or resistance the fan has to pull through, you'll want an NF-P12. Several reviews have remarked that in a resistance based location the P12 works just as well as the F12, and does so with less noise. The F12 would only be better for high temp heatsinks with its higher RPM range.I personally own all 3 types and have an F12 on my CPU heatsink, 2 P12 fans as intakes that are behind a dust filter, and 1 S12a as a rear exhaust. I previously used 2 S12as as the intakes but they were really loud behind the filters. « Show Less
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I don't know why. I asked nearly the same question (what is the difference between the T100 &T120;) in the Q & A section.
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Sorry... I don't know that model. I have the L120. And I would NOT buy from the same seller again!
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I have both so I show how both compare in a video I uploaded, hope this helps eveyone: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3H93U55IRPTZ4
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Oh ok thanks a lot! Im probably going to get the hfm300Thank you for your help
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I am not sure how to compare the 80P to the other since I never tried the FD-80. I have the 80P and I like it. Its easy and works and I haven't had a problem with it at all.I am a bit burnt out on beef jerky though.
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If your fan location doesn't have any filters or obstructions then the S12a will be what you want, but if it does have any sort of filter, or resistance the fan has to pull through, you'll want an NF-P12. Several reviews have remarked that in a resistance based location the P12 works just as well as the F12, and does so with less noise. The F12 would only be better for high temp heatsinks with its higher RPM range. I personally own all 3 types and have an F12 on my CPU heatsink, 2 P12 fans as intakes that are behind a dust filter, and 1 S12a as a rear exhaust. I previously used 2 S12as as the intakes but they were really loud behind the filters.
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They really do the same thing. The 1200 charges quicker and has usb port for iPhone, etc and its heavier. I have the 150 and it is smaller and does the job. You are paying almost 100.00 more just for a usb port. They do the same thing and for the price the 150 is great. I use it for my optima batteries when Im not using my vehicle for a long period of time.
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No difference at all, external, features and function are the same. I have both the UV82 and UV82L. Go for the cheaper one, it's the same thing.
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Not familiar with the other model. My requirements were extremely basic - provide a flute to multiple grandchildren who were fighting over a single one and for that the 20BG was perfect!
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The difference is size.There is link so you can get answer to your question http://www.batterymart.com/p-2009-10-25-f1-f2-terminal-comparison.html. I hope this help.
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Amazon may be able to answer better than I, but it looks like the FD-80 is a newer model. They look the same to me.
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Hi. Does this work with RGB cables? I don't no what RGB cables are, so I can't answer that. Is there a version of an F-FF s;itter that can? Can what? If you are asking if this is a femail to dual femaile yes it is, if that is what you are asking.
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I don't know the difference between the two--only that one is a newer model than the other. You should research the model numbers.
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I'm hoping the PK1200SS replaced the FCP412. The FCP412 seems, from looking at reviews everywhere, to have had a flaw with the heating element, which would fail after a year or two. If that's the case, let's hope they got that problem fixed this time around.
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I believe it's just an older model number. I haven't found anything with any difference between the two of them.