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Arthur Greig
> 3 dayNeeds a powerful PWM signal to spin, I cant daisychain the PWM through any other fans, even if Im drawing the power from elsewhere. 5 corsair fans will run off that PWM signal, but I cant run any one of them at the same time as this fan.
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Polycard A.
> 3 daypowerful.
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briandr
Greater than one weekExpensive for a single fan but its worth it for the silence, they are able to move A LOT of air before becoming audible.
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Matthew T. Karlsson
> 3 dayA bit loud at full speed (31dB) but it moves A LOT of air and has great static pressure at that speed.
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BurkyOP
> 3 dayI purchased 2 of these for a fan overhaul after getting a 3090ti. The airflow from the 2 fans was great, better then any fans Ive had in the past. Unfortunately they were pretty loud even after playing with the fan settings and trying to quiet them down. They are truly heavy duty and work great if airflow is your main goal. I wanted a good balance of air flow to noise so I ended up returning them and going with another option.
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gamer
> 3 dayThese fans are much quieter than the stock case fans and put out a lot more air. A big difference.
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Sam Meyers
> 3 dayNoctua in black, perfect. I added red Chromax vibration pads and have this as exhaust in my PC. It move almost as much air as the 200mm intake in the Phanteks case and I set a speed curve so it never goes over 60% and my system still stays super quiet.
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Pdureska
> 3 dayI used these fans for the first time as replacements for the stock fans of the corsair hydro series water cooler. These fans are dead quiet, move the air, and are in a word SUPERB! If not the best fans out there they are darn close.
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James
> 3 dayQC issues. Noctua will replace bad fans without a question. They need to be worn in a bit before they get a bit quieter. Great performance. Ugly (but you can change that). Crazy strong frame
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Gadgetguy
Greater than one weekI use 2 of these in my case with my AIO corsair water cooler and radiator. These use PWM power managment so I use my motherboard to manage fan speeds based on CPU temps. This really is the best way to do it. I use a customized fan curve on my mobo. These say pretty silent until you get about to 75% of its top speed. But its more of a whoosing sound. Mostly due to air movement than from the fans themselves.