Noctua NF-A15 HS-PWM chromax.Black.swap, Premium Quiet Fan, 4-Pin (140mm, Black)

As expected, these Noctua fans are quiet and move a lot of air. Far better than Corsair fans.

Same fan as the generic dookie brown one I replaced on my D15s, except black....

I love this replacement for those ugly brown and tan fans that come with the Noctua NH D-15

I bought this to put together with my actual Noctua fan to go on my air cooler. Around 600-1000 RPM the fan works great without any problems and you cant even hear the fan noise, but as soon as the fan hits that 1100+ RPM there is a loud noise which makes me believe it cant handle high RPM nor Full speed, or it could be I just received a faulty fan..Other than that its a great fan, but I will have to replace it with an actual Noctua fan for my air cooler, such as shame I was looking for different options to buy.

Engineered by the best. Best of all, they are not brown! Picked up two for a push-pull configuration on the CPU and added a y-cable for connecting them to the MOBO. Note: Chromax does NOT come with their own y-cable. Though Noctua states that this part does come with one, they must be referring to the ugly duckling counterpart.

Recently upgraded from the tan noctua, Performance is the same, color is better!

Looks much nicer than the beige and brown factory fan and has same functionality

Cooling an overclocked Threadripper 2950X with a Thermalright Silver Arrow TR4. I just leave the RPM on full since its ~1300 rpm and is almost silent in the case. Allows the CPU to take full advantage of PBO with 4.4 GHz partial loads and 4.1 GHz all core loads. Thank god Noctua started making black fans.

What you expect from Noctua but it is a bit pricey!!

They can be noisy at full speed, but you get them for that overhead. And with a 3090 rtx non water cooled and vram toaster chips on the backplate, you should at least get this to move that air away. At 50-60% speed it’s inaudible.