Noctua NF-P14s redux-1500 PWM, High Performance Cooling Fan, 4-Pin, 1500 RPM (140mm, Grey)

So somebody at the warehouse mustve grabbed the adjacent item, because instead of getting 2 of these little cooling fans I got 2 full NH-U12S CPU Heatsink/Fan units. So the combined 4 massive fans are plugging away inside my case and I have 2 heatsinks just sorta sitting on the shelf. Cant help but give these things 5 stars because my value for money is insane and the actual fans do work extremely well.

I use this as my exhaust fan at the back of an enthoo luxe 2 and I can feel it dispel the hot air not within the system with some vigor! Best exhaust fan I’ve had within any system I’ve built.

devo ammettere che il tiraggio dellaria non è proprio il massimo però di contro è una noctua quindi silenziosa ed estremamente affidabile.

best case fan ever

I had only 2 case fans that still needed upgrading to Noctua fans. I had held back because I felt bad just throwing away 2 perfectly working case fans, or so I thought. They started to make a whining sound and that was the point where I just didnt care anymore and decided to upgrade them.

Bought 2 fans as replacements for my corsair H115i 280M aio. works quieter, cooler and much better.

140mm x 1500rpm = high CFM

In the computer world, Noctua is synonymous with high quality, and even though their ‘redux’ line would make you think some sacrafices were made, luckily its not in the quality department but in the accessories department. Gone are any extra cables you may get with one of their normal Beige and Brown fans like a Y-cable or low-noise cable...and gone are any anti-vibration accessories you may expect to get with their Chromax or normal fans. The ONLY thing you get, is the fan itself, and some screws to mount it. I have seen some other people comment that they had expected to get the anti-vibration pads commonly found on all their other fans, feeling misled by the amazon listing, but from the pictures I see here on Amazon for the Redux fan(at least this one) there are clearly no anti-vibration pads. I have to admit, initially this was an oversight I didnt think about, because of all the 5 fans I have in my case, I dont have anti-vibration accessories on any of them, I mounted them up as they came out of the box (3x 120mm ThermalTake Riing LED, and 2 Corsair fans that came with my case). Needless to say, because of all the drama of people complaining that these fans came without the anti-vibration pads, I quickly ordered some to come a few days after the fan arrived, however I wanted to mount the fan up to test out and see what everyone has been praising about all these years regarding Noctua(this was my first Noctua fan). When I mounted it, as an intake on the bottom of my case with the normal case screws that came with my case, and the rubber grommets that fill the holes which fans are mounted to for my Corsair Carbide case all I heard was....SILENCE. No anti vibration pads needed. I promptly cancelled my order for the vibration oad accessories, satisfied with the mounting of the fan. So, if you get little rubber grommets that go into the holes that you screw your case fans into, you may not need the anti-vibration accessories that Noctua offers, and pay extra for with their Chromax, Industrial, or normal fan line. Maybe these grommets arent normal, maybe im one of the few lucky ones but in my use case the anti vibration pads were not needed.

La ventola essendo in verione redux arriva solo con le quattro viti. La sensazione è comunque di avere un buon prodotto in mano. In effetti le prestazioni ci sono, ma mi aspettavo che fosse un po più silenziosa. Io la faccio lavorare massimo a 1000rpm, di più comincio a non sopportarla... esteticamente mi piace, però consiglierei a Noctua di fornirla comunque di gommini anti-vibrazioni...

I know this is a high pressure fan, and it does seem to generate a decent amount of pressure around the top and bottom, but Im using it as a top case exhaust fan (under a dust filter), and its really not pushing a lot of airflow at all. Even on 100%, its about half the amount of airflow as the same non-high static 140mm Noctua fan I have. It is relatively quiet. At 100% you can hear it, of course, but not very loud. Wish it moved more air, may return. If this were up against an actual radiator or right against another piece of hardware, I might feel differently, but there are probably better fans.