Noctua NF-P14s redux-1200 PWM, Quiet Fan, 4-Pin, 1200 RPM (140mm, Grey)

Great quality case fans, quiet and they move plenty of air. I use 6 in my case, to cool a 3950X and a RTX 2080 ti.

My system runs cool and quiet.

Noctua fans were always a hard sell for me…significantly more expensive than I was used to and I mean how much better could they really be? Well, they’re whisper quiet and despite having a significantly lower rated airflow than the popular brand fans they replaced, my case and rad temps are consistently lower at idle and load. What other hype is actually true? Should I paint my computer red and add neon to make it go faster? No regrets on this purchase.

I purchased 2 of these fans. Their housings are thick enough where my son could not fit the fan anywhere except the front of his case with a B550 Mortar board. After a few months, 1 fan died. I contacted Noctua support and waiting resolution.

Finally, a 140mm fan that doesnt have excess bearing noise or click horribly. I run it between 600-800rpm and they are the smoothest fans I have found. Superior to Phanteks PH-F140sp and xp, Corsair SP120 quiet edition, and Fractal Designs 140mm fans.

Super quiet, pushes a ton of air, and looks a lot nicer than the tan fans that Noctua also manufacturers. These fans brought my GPU and CPU temps down significantly, and now I run a cooler and quieter system then I ever did before.

Noctua products > ALL

They are big and they are quiet. GPU (3090) fans dont even run without gaming now. These are moving air out of the case very efficiently.

If it wasnt for the arrow on the frame indicating airflow direction, I wouldve had a hard time figuring out which way the air was flowing judging by feel. Cranked up to 100%, it doesnt really move any air, instead it kinda suggests to the air that it should move in some general direction, but cant be bothered to actually move the air.

No size specifications on the title-- Its way too big for my application, and, I cant return it!!