Noctua NF-A8 PWM, Premium Quiet Fan, 4-Pin (80mm, Brown)
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Skip, W5UTW
Greater than one weekReplaced the fan in an Icom IC-7300 HF radio. Was easy to do (thank you, YouTube) and works quite the treat. I keep an eye on my radios temp while sending. But so far, even though it moves less CFM, been well pleased.
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Alfonso Benitez
> 3 dayAt first my PC sounded like it was ready for takeoff and now I can barely hear it. It keeps my PC cooled and its not noisy. 10/10 would recommend
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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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Cavallo
Greater than one weekEssential component to a recent ITX build of mine (Fractal Ridge). You get what you pay for with Noctua - in this case, that means okay/good CFM at lower speeds while also yielding extremely quiet noise levels.
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Austin Smith
> 3 dayGreat fan, and very quiet. I am using this as a replacement for a heatsink fan and it is whisper quiet while keeping things well cooled. One note, be careful if trying to use this with Dell (and possibly other OEMs), as Dell uses a thin 5 pin Motherboard connector that you will have to buy an adapter to get this to work with.
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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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Vrej Sarokhanian
> 3 dayVery good!!
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J. Payne
> 3 dayAs 70s/80s as they look with the sexy brown and beige color scheme, these puppies are incredibly high quality, incredibly silent, and move some air. Highly recommended. The rubber bits at the corner to help dampen any vibrations are a thoughtful touch.
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Corey
Greater than one weekVery quiet fans. Bought two of these to just to provide a little circulation in the bottom chamber of my Cooler Master HAF XB EVO (yeah...probably overkill since most of the heat generating components are in the upper chamber....but figured what the heck since I was populating the other fans with Noctuas). Anyway, when I first powered the system on I had to visually inspect the fans to make sure they were spinning because they were so quiet. How cool is that... (horrible pun)
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Erik J.
> 3 dayAdded two to my Silverstone SG12B case for exhaust. Very quiet, very good fans.