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Chris B.
> 3 dayPower and near silence. Replaced some SP120 PWM with these and these are much quieter at full speed. These fans also lowered the temps in my rad loop by 5 degrees. Gotta love em.
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David Chan
> 3 dayExpensive but worth it.
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Aaron Yamauchi
> 3 dayDuring max RPM, it genuinely sounded like one of those annoying distant sports cars revving up on the freeway at 3am because they dont give a rats ass about everyone else trying to sleep. Thats not to say that the fan is loud lol. I just thought it was something else and that it was totally silent. The rubberized corners eliminate any vibration from loosened screws, to a point, of course. If you hear it, the screw is about to fall off.
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llarinb
> 3 dayOwn two of these now.Best silent fan there is hands down!
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Andrew F.
> 3 dayWorks just as well as I had hoped, Linus has really found the perfect case fan! Heck, I would even use one as a desk fan for when it gets warm in here while editing video, etc.
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DeadMedic
> 3 dayGot this to replace the stock fan on my eVGA 2080ti Hybrid cooler. This fan has way better static pressure, quieter at higher RPM therefore cooler GPU at the same noise level.
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Samuel Clemens
07-06-2025Ive ordered 4 different Noctua products and this is the best of the 4 Ive bought. I bought 2 different 140 mm fans (4 Noctua fans), 2 of these 120 mm fans, and a Noctua CPU cooler. I now have 6 Noctua fans in my case and like everything else in my PC build, its overkill and that was the intention. Ive overclocked my CPU, GPU, and RAM so I wanted adequate cooling for all that overclocking.
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Amir
> 3 dayWorks perfectly!
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Stacie E.
> 3 daySetup my first watercooling build and these fans are amazing. Around 1.1-1.2k rpms and keeps my gpu cool at 26c idle on 23c ambient. I ordered the white chromax vibration pads and it’s amazing.
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Seth
> 3 dayThe fan I got is very loud, especially at full speed. It is very distracting hearing this thing get louder or softer depending on how much the cpu is being used even when Im not doing anything on my pc.