Noctua NF-A14 PWM chromax.Black.swap, Premium Quiet Fan, 4-Pin (140mm, Black)
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vuskeedoo
> 3 dayi bought some fractal design fans that ran at 2000rpm. These run a bit slower but 1/3 the noise, even at full speed. I LOVE these fans!
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Skinner
> 3 dayThis is my go to fan in all my builds. Only once had a noise issue that was covered immediately via warranty
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Jonathan Candelabra
> 3 dayI purchased 3 of these fans for use in a bequiet! Dark base pro 900 rev. 2 case and they fit and work perfectly. Both the sound and aesthetics are perfect for my stealth build. Obviously, if you crank them to max RPM (~1400) you will hear them but at around 900 they are fairly quiet. No coil whine or any odd noises. You get what you pay for, in this case, a cool, low noise PC.
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Tsuris
> 3 dayVirtually silent, good flow, FINALLY color choice in my noctua fans, only negative, all the 120mm fans I got came with matching black self threading screws, these 140s come with self threading silver screws
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Isaac S.
> 3 dayMy main computer tower fan was making a God-awful rattling sound, so I decided to replace it.I came upon this Noctua fan in my Amazon search, saw the reviews, and decided to try it.
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D. Dacosta
> 3 dayGreat product and easy installation. The only gripe I have is, there is this annoying hum at around 900 - 1100 RPM; I had to set my fan curve above that.
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GRYGU
> 3 dayGreat fan, works as expected. Appreciate all the color accessories included.
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Ilidio^@^
> 3 dayGot this 140mm fan for my itx build as rear exhaust fan.
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Chris
> 3 dayHave been using these with my new books since June in 2019. These fans are crazy quiet, put out a ton of air and keep my cpu running at a nice cool temp. Easy to install, looks great, and real really quiet.
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Loon Wanderer
Greater than one weekThis fan performs extremely well, but the price point at the time of this writing definitely indicates you get what you pay for, and its a premium fan. The big flaw is the screws dont have teeth necessary to bite into the fan and screw it to the inside of the case, and the fan isnt threaded, which meant I had to use a DRILL on a computer case fan! Thats NEVER happened in over two decades. Fortunately, screwing them in is something thats hypothetically done once.