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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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Guanghua Zha
> 3 dayUse it to cool my nvme ssd on the back side of the motherboard. Even at full speed it is still very quiet.
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In2quads
> 3 dayI put these in the back wall of a 4U Supermicro 846 chassis and they are quieter at full tilt than the stock fans ramped down. To make up for the lack of air flow I have three 140mm Noctua industrial fans installed on the front. I can now sit three feet away and not need ear plugs. These fans are known as the best for a reason.
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Gary
09-06-2025Silent Running. Got this fan for my old HP. Dropped right in. No problem. Used the reduced rpm cable included. Soooo quiet I catch myself grabbing my flashlight to see if its running....5 star !!
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jenksdrummer
> 3 dayA bit more expensive than most fans of the same size, but they are rather quiet and will move air effectively. I have a pair in the back of a rack-mount computer case and it does the job well, quietly.
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Joseph Hoffman
> 3 dayNot loud at all. Barely even hear it.
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Seth Walter
> 3 dayMy case only had one slot for an 80mm fan in the back and I am not disappointed in this fan it moves a lot of air even using the low noise adapter. It is more on the expensive side for fans buy trust me its worth it.
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Nicholas
Greater than one weekThis product is a little more expensive but it is worth the money i paid.
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Mr. Scottie Kreiger I
> 3 dayquiet, ugly, gets the shop done. nice accessories that gets bundled with it
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MrRuckus
> 3 dayPut in a Honeywell fan enclosure to replace the existing 80mm which the bearings went out on. This is working as it should. I expect it being Noctua to last a while. Very low noise compared to the stock fan.
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