Noctua NF-A14 iPPC-2000 PWM, Heavy Duty Cooling Fan, 4-Pin, 2000 RPM (140mm, Black)

No LEDs but the best fans I have used so far in my 25 years with building systems. I would recommend these to anyone who wants quality verses pretty lights.

Used Noctua fans for `bout six years, these have better cfms and static pressure than my originals. Bought to replace the stock Corsair H115i radiator fans after investigating them.

temps dropped 10-15 on every thing .replaced the crappy corsair stocks,have 5 in the case have a couple of 120mm on the way..you get what you pay for ,you know just like a escort service ..

not an absolute power house but it moves good air without noticeable noise

I know this would be noisy but it is a little more than I expected. All considered I think its a great product and Id buy again should I need 140 fans

best pc fan period

The fans push a ton of air, more than any fan ive ever owned, but at high RPM made a loud hissing or buzzing sound, I tried different power setups and could not get rid of the buzzing, at lower RPMs there is little to no buzzing but about 1400+ it gets louder and louder until it is louder than the actual fan or air moving through. They are very expensive at 30 bucks a pop and I was expecting more.

Excellent fan!! Top quality!

As the title suggests is this $30 fan worth your money? Ive compiled some figures that I find interesting and hopefully they will help you in choosing. I purchased this fan to upgrade the NZXT FX-140 PWM fan that came with my Kraken X40 liquid cooler. It was between this fan and the Noctua NF-A14 Premium Quiet fan. I got the PPC version because of its superior static pressure and wider range of RPM, while hoping I can find the perfect balance between cooling performance and sound.

Works great. Thinking of ordering another one to fill my last hidden slot.