The world’s most powerful PC cooling fan is exactly as it sounds, a massive 3D-printed creation that almost looks fake at first. Angus of Maker’s Muse used CNC-cut MDF and 3D-printed parts to make it the 500mm fan a reality, but despite its size, the fan still resembles what you would find in a high-end gaming PC. Power comes from a 1,500 Watt brushless DC motor that spins that fan at about 3,300RPM. Read more for a video and additional information.
As you expect from 3D-printed parts, the blades just aren’t as sturdy as ones you get from a company specializing in PC cooling fans and ended up getting destroyed after a full-speed test. When all is said and done, the world’s most powerful PC cooling fan somewhat works, although for pure novelty reasons rather than in an actual computer, like the modular Razer Tomahawk
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