They are in the minority, but when a fan larger than 92 mm doesn’t fit in your case, it’s great to have an option like the Zephyr 92. This smaller, budget-friendly fan from Endorfy is primarily aimed at smaller PC cases and builds where, alongside compact dimensions, a potentially lower price is also a consideration. The new Zephyr 92 fans are characterized by their accessibility in this regard as well.
In the 92-millimeter format with a standard 25 mm thickness, Endorfy offers the new Zephyr fan. Its primary purpose is for systems where larger fans cannot fit. The emphasis is placed on a low price, resulting in a fairly basic design.
The fan’s impeller consists of seven blades with moderately curved leading edges. Endorfy doesn’t provide detailed parameters for its fans, but based on our experience testing fans, we can surmise that the Zephyr 92’s aerodynamic design is quite effective.
The static pressure is likely average, which, combined with the above-average airflow (inferred from the blade shape and impeller cross-section), suggests good performance even on smaller liquid cooler radiators. And, of course, these fans will also make sense in combination with grilles or dust filters, naturally in smaller or narrower cases. For larger cases, Endorfy has budget options like the Stratus (120 mm or 140 mm, provided that format is suitable).
The speed of the Zephyr 92 fan is specified at 1900 RPM. This is the maximum, and linear (DC) regulation to lower speeds is also possible. The bearings are FDB (Fluid Dynamic Bearing), the MTBF value is 80,000 hours, and from the available materials, one can also find the product designation—EY4A018. You can use this to search for the fan more quickly and directly, typically on various price comparison websites across different retailers.
The manufacturer’s suggested retail price for a single Endorfy Zephyr 92 fan is 3.90 EUR.
English translation and edit by Jozef Dudáš
