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Jacob W. Crosby
Greater than one weekI purchased two of these to test and compare to many of the other 140mm PWM static pressure fans out there (intended for use on radiators in a liquid cooled system).
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Aldemar H.
Greater than one weekActually this purchase was in a compound, since i have 2 of these fans and a 120mm from this family of fans.
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69
> 3 dayGot two for back of the media cabinet. They are connected to the media center with wires existing the media center case ... so essentially they are moving air for all the electronics inside the cabinet. Set them to run at 100% all the time, very nice so far. Good airflow and very very quiet.
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alfred
> 3 dayI installed 2 fans on the top panels of my case. Quite or barely silent. Working good.
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Michael D. Gale
> 3 dayVery nice!
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hello
> 3 dayNoctua fans are really good with their products. Build quality is nice, has a lot of air intake, and is silent.
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Jeffery Jelinski
> 3 dayAt 1200RPM these have noticeably more airflow than my 1400RPM Thermaltake Riing 14s. They are definitely quieter and seem to scale down better at auto speeds and manage more consistent airflow. They dont have quite as much static pressure, but as unrestricted exhaust fans I dont need much. That said these have a lot more static pressure than a lot of other 1200RPM low noise case fans.
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Roman
> 3 dayThis are some of the quietest fans I’ve ever used. Be advised that the redux line doesn’t come with rubber corners though. This isn’t an issue however as the fan is extremely quite and balanced. The grey color is a little hard to blend in though.
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steve schulz
> 3 dayWork very well for getting some good airflow fairly quietly when looks arent the top priority. Unlike some other Noctua fans it comes installed with a longer heavily sleeved pwm wire, not a short wire with a included extension.
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Juan Ponce Casasola
> 3 dayI come from using Corsair fans and this Noctuas are far better in the noise department.