Noctua NF-P14s redux-1200 PWM, Quiet Fan, 4-Pin, 1200 RPM (140mm, Grey)

No size specifications on the title-- Its way too big for my application, and, I cant return it!!

They are big and they are quiet. GPU (3090) fans dont even run without gaming now. These are moving air out of the case very efficiently.

Great fans that are hard to hear in a closed case when below 50% rpm. Audible but not unpleasant above 50%. My computer sits three feet to my left on top of a desk. Be aware that unless your power supply is a quiet one, or one that turns off its fan under low load, its fan will likely be louder than these fans. Also any active hard drive is much louder than case fans.

I purchased 2 of these fans. Their housings are thick enough where my son could not fit the fan anywhere except the front of his case with a B550 Mortar board. After a few months, 1 fan died. I contacted Noctua support and waiting resolution.

Got 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.

Bought for around $15, these fans are a great edition to any cases cooling management. Very quiet, I noticed after adding a couple to my case that the temps dropped from 70s to mid 60s under normal (gaming/streaming) loads.

Works as described, PWM controls are great for making your own fan curve. I use this as an intake on my front panel. Silent effective operation at a solid price for Noctua reliability and quality.

My case use to be loaded with 120m fans that were cheap and very loud. Picked these up so I could have 4pin and better airflow/noise levels from fewer fans. If your case supports 140m then I would say go for it. They are a little noisy when ramped up over 50%, but my fan curve only pushes them that far once my CPU is over 70C so rarely and only in short duration during spikes.

Read the headline, what more do you need? If you want new fans, you want Noctuas. They move air efficiently and quietly. You can put three of these in a case and can hardly even tell that they are spinning, but they are and boy do they spin good.

based on Noctuas previous design these are recolored and work great as CPU and GPU controlled case fans. I have them on splitters between the CPU and GPU fan controls and they only ramp up as needed. They have good static pressure to get through restrictive intakes. Powerful and quiet. Not as quiet as their A14s counterparts but does the job. They dont come with all of the extra accessories that their brown and beige colored counterparts do but you dont pay for them either. I got these as open box items.