Noctua NF-A8 PWM, Premium Quiet Fan, 4-Pin (80mm, Brown)
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Angie Daugherty
> 3 dayThey are OK but when you hook so many fans (4) to the mother board (with 750 watt power supply) some of the fans are struggling for power. Had to cut off off plugs and reattach power supply connections and then they work fine.
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LazyBones
> 3 dayThe fan itself is somewhat quieter than the previous fan (front case fan), but it changes speed erratically, resembling a car motor sound. No apparent change in case temperature. The anti-vibration silicon feet that the fan sits on dont snap into the holes (the instructions dont give any indication), so the fan is kind of suspended mid-case. I hope it doesnt fall off and break itself.
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Christopher Dyl
> 3 dayReplaced a noisy Cooler Master fan that came with my HP computer with this one. What do I hear now? Absolutely nothing.
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JRVee
> 3 dayIm using it as a OEM fan replacement on top of the OEM Intel heatsink for a i7-7700 CPU. It made a 5 to 8 degree Farenheit difference. Thats better than nothing. Before anyone says, just replace the stock heatsink with an aftermarket upgrade you big dork!, LOL..., I tried that already.
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William M.
> 3 dayUsing them in my TT mini cube T1 case. They move a lot of air and keep the motherboards voltage regulators nice and cool. They are super quiet, even at full speed.
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Lee R. Norman
> 3 dayCouldnt ask for more.
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Alfonso Benitez
> 3 dayAt first my PC sounded like it was ready for takeoff and now I can barely hear it. It keeps my PC cooled and its not noisy. 10/10 would recommend
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David
Greater than one weeksuper happy of these fans it exhaust all of the hot air from my Corsair 250D and does it without making any noise!!
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Amanut
Greater than one weekGreat fan, quite. But Jesus, why did they make the thing so dam ugly. Tan and white? Really?
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G
> 3 dayWow super quiet