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Nomad
> 24 hourI used 2x of these 92mm slim fans to save an MSI 5700 xt mech which has the most absolute Junk fans on the planet.
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Gonzalo Caceres Valcarcel
> 24 hourExcellent fan for SFF builds. Makes no noise unless it’s in full load (which is expected and bearable).
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Ivan Gonzales
> 24 hourBought this to replace my brown Noctua nhl9a low profile cooler. I swapped PC cases from a non visible PC components nod 202 to an nzxt h210i. I wanted to stick with the red and black theme of my mother board so I went with the black and red. Works fine so far only ran idle test so far so good also quite and easy to remove 4 screws remove brown fan and place black fan on with your choice of color edges and 4 screws.
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j
> 24 hourso far my 2500k is staying cool with this fan OCed from 3.7 to 4.33ghz.. I can run at 4.4ghz with a stronger louder setup.. but I think I found the sweet spot in power consumption and heat at 4.33ghz with this fan!
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Chris M.
> 24 hourUsed in a SFF build and they work phenomenal. Good for the price. Also really like the idea that you can change the colors.
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Lucas
> 24 hourAt first, I was skeptical about buying these for my GPU. But after around a month of use, I can say these are worth modding to your graphics card. These are so so so much more quieter than the original fans on graphics card. Im currently running then at 60%-70% fan speed at load and they arent loud. I can hear the air purifier down the hall better than the gpu now!
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R. GAZY
> 24 hourNoctua is great I guess because everyone says so. Im running UNRAID and although I need to upgrade to something better, Im trying to keep this one going a little longer. Dropped $50 on two of these slim ones to fit between the plastic front panel of my Dell T30 and the case metal, and it fit! So points for being nice and slim. I plugged them direct to power (through a sata adapter/splitter) and holy crap they are super unbearably loud! Others have said the same thing....I should have listened. I probably should have realized that I needed a fan speed controller, but I didnt and now just a bit salty that Im sending another $25 to Noctua for their PWM controller. Im $75 into this, which is about $30 more than I had hoped to spend on extra cooling. On the plus side, my 4 10TB drives (2 in each upper and lower drive bays) are running cool as a cucumber around 35C after 9 hours into a preclear, so thats a big improvement from the 45-50C+ temperature warnings I kept getting. Hopefully when I slow down those fans to a reasonable noise level Il still have reasonably good temperatures...well see! If Im not happy Ill edit this post.
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Topher G
> 24 hourGreat little fan for the AMD 3600 CPU in my sffpc. However, the hardware that came in the box was not the right hardware to attach the fan to the cooler. I had to use my old set (which is bright silver not black) and it doesn’t blend in.
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HyeonJun J.
> 24 hourJust got mine, and it has normal a9x14 in it, not the chromax one.
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michael broome
> 24 hourQuality, performance and quiet. The looks of the Chroma line are a bonus.