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will
> 3 dayIm using these to cool a EK-420CE rad. At 200rpms theyre whisper quiet, and at full 2000rpms theyre loud, but thats expected at full tilt. Still quieter than anything Ive ran at 2K rpms. I did have 1 fan die on the 1st day of use, so I guess well see how Noctuas customer service department works? I have Noctuas in other builds and Ive never had issues but these things happen I guess. Well in any case, being down a fan these still cool off my system. Its cooling a 9900k @5.2Ghz, and Im seeing temps around 85c.
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Jeremy
> 3 dayRunning Right now on custom settings. Very good fan for its price, not to mention the warrantee.
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Darrin
09-06-2025Quiet, lovely, keeps my computer nice and cool. Replaced 5 fans with these.
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jaffer2013
15-06-2025excellent Fan
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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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Ian
Greater than one weekHad an even higher static pressure than I expected, and is the quietest fan in the case.
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howie
> 3 dayLets get one fact out first. as of this writing, there arent that many options for radiator optimized high static pressure 140mm fans out there.
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Coolguy
> 3 dayI dont know where people get the idea that these are quiet. These are very loud even at 30% RPM. These fans were simply no better than your standard case fans.
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Mike tan
> 3 daygreat item
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Jeremy
> 3 dayAdded mine to the back of my case and it dropped my GPU temps at load about 5 Celsius. It isnt terribly loud either. It doesnt have a whine like some of my stock fans do. Id recommend to anyone whos looking to cool their PC some more.