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Revan654
> 3 dayI didnt care much for retail versions due to their color. I went bought some of these fans and used a fan controller to lower the RPM to near silent operation. Same quality as the retail but with more airflow and better color.
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John J
> 3 dayUsed 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.
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kuyaz
> 3 dayWanted to upgrade my Noctua NF-F12 x 3 to a pair of these, but going from 22 db to 31 db is noticeably loud. Luckily these are PWM, so I can at least tune the speeds when its not that hot otherwise Id have to axe these. At full speed, a pair of these cool a few degrees better than 3 of Noctua NF-F12. But I dont know if thats due to moving the Noctua NF-F12 to exhaust ports. But well find out next summer.
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Hansser F.
> 3 dayThey performe well and are only loud at max load which it never runs because the temperatures are not that high.
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Poornigel
> 3 dayNo 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.
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Marcin
> 3 dayHigh performance fans, fantastic quality as expected from Noctua backed by a 6 year warranty. I think I have found my new favorite fans.
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Hadley Morissette
> 3 dayWorks wonder - a little noisy but well worth it for the performance! Will pick up a few again down the line!
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usa-thai
> 3 dayWorks as an intended great exhaust fan for my computer. Its a tad noisy at over 1500 RPM--which rarely occurs-- but it gives me peace of mind knowing my overclocked computer is getting the exhaust it needs.
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SusanVas
> 3 dayWorks great
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Kitsune
> 3 dayThese fans really SUCK! the air directly outta my case! I will nvr use any other fans in my builds ;)