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SoonerCentral
> 3 dayMy case is setup with 3x 140mm intake fans so I bought this for use as an exhaust. Up to about 1200 RPM its very quiet. At 2k its mid level noisy but thats mostly actual air movement not the fan itself. This thing will ruffle your hair going all out.
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Rhamnetin
> 3 dayVery quiet, undervolts phenomenally well, great performance (airflow and static pressure), probably the best computer fan bearing in existence.
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kuyaz
Greater than one weekWanted to upgrade my Noctua NF-F12 x 3 to a pair of these, but going from 22 db to 31 db is noticeably loud. Luckily these are PWM, so I can at least tune the speeds when its not that hot otherwise Id have to axe these. At full speed, a pair of these cool a few degrees better than 3 of Noctua NF-F12. But I dont know if thats due to moving the Noctua NF-F12 to exhaust ports. But well find out next summer.
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Albert E. Romero
> 3 dayThese are worth it! They are fast and cold as ice! The airflow in my case is amazing and I k my have two if these with 3 other Corsair fans, although I am thinking of replacing the other fans with these, I will be ordering one more for sure to install on the top of the tower! Great product and keeps everything cool!
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Jesse Smith
> 3 dayCan be a bit noisy on default settings but it did drop the systems temps by over 10 degrees overall
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David Sim
Greater than one weekBought two of these, and had a problem with one of them. I contacted Noctua and within less than a week, the broken fan was replaced with a brand new one.
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hawxegen
> 3 daybest pc fan period
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Adgg5
Greater than one weekIf goes at full speed you can still heard it, but on low speed barely can heard it
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David Ingram
> 3 dayStrongest fan and quietest fan Ive ever used. One of these puts out enough air to force air out of every grill in my PC case on full speed. However, on full speed, this thing is pretty damn loud. Its probably tons quieter than any other fan that puts out a ton of air at the same RPM, but just worth noting that if you use this above 40%, its going to be loud and your silent PC wont be silent anymore. With that, if a little noise wont bother you, two of these on a 280mm radiator would rule. Theyve got excellent flow and a super high static pressure.
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David
> 3 dayIf you keep these below 1600 rpm they are nice and quiet. At max output they do drone a bit and sound like an oscillating fan. Other than that they are not cheap. Are there fans out there that do the same thing as these for cheaper? Yes. Do those fans have a 100000 hour lifespan rating on the bearings? Doubtful.