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Jose Eduardo Pouza
> 3 dayUsing with my Noctua U14S TR4-SP3 cooler, nice fan, silent one.
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kevin
> 3 dayFor men who like Teslas and cant change their own oil, this fan may be the perfectly quiet underpowered build continuity ruining eye-sore that will last for ages. For guys & gals who value sub 50 degree Celsius average temps for their 32-core threadrippers, this IS NOT the fan, especially if you dont want your hand-crafted RGB synchronous work of art/spaceship to leave you wanting to cover it with a paper bag or in need of a heavy dose of anti-depressants.
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jc ho
> 3 dayI like em, I love em, I want some more of em lol. But seriously, considering sound and performance you cant beat em!
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Dennis E. Pillow
> 3 dayI build some high end computer s and I always use Noctua products. They are top quality and very quiet!
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Eliot Lesar
> 3 dayI have a Corsair H50 CPU cooler that uses a 120mm fan mount. Works great, but the stock fan was making a noticeable squealing noise that was driving me nuts.
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William
> 3 dayQuiet!
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residentcl
> 3 dayGran calidad como siempre Noctua.
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Blasphemate
> 3 dayPurchased on September 21, 2013, still working flawlessly. Wish it came in a better color at the time, but cant really knock that. Recommended.
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David
> 3 dayI just might replace the fans that came with my tower with noctua fans, not only because of their quality, but I need the fans to match color now.
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Christopher M.
Greater than one weekAwesome fan if you want a push/pull configuration with the NH-U14S. This fan is rated to run at 1200rpm, the fan that comes with the NH-U14S cooler runs at 1500rpm. Use the LNA to run the both fans at 1200rpm. Just a little piece of information that I overlooked while setting the fans in a push/pull configuration. Reading the directions really does help. Thumb.jpeg.