Noctua NF-A6x25 FLX, Premium Quiet Fan, 3-Pin (60mm, Brown)

Good, low noise pwm fans are hard to find. Other than the really awful color scheme, I have no complaints. For those that do not know, pwm fan speed is controlled by pulses, and many motherboards have fan headers with this feature. This allows you to keep fan noise to the minimum needed.

Used as a replacement fan for my Samsung TV. Cant hear it!

I discovered this brand of fans while researching a way to cool my Asus router. This fan, while not the cheapest available, is very well made and comes complete with two cable extensions that drop the speed (and fan noise) to an almost imperceptible level. The build quality is also excellent. This fan when clipped to the back of my router dropped the controller chip temp by 30C when running at lowest RPM. Excellent results!

Much more quiet than the fan that came on my security camera recorder

Replaced the stock fan in my Thrustmaster T300 RS made a huge cooling increase. Very happy with this product now my steering wheel doesn’t have anymore force feedback fade.

Very quiet and fits perfectly in the OG XBox with a Retro Frog adapter. Kind of a shame that I wont be able to see the sweet beige and brown colorway when the case is on.

I installed this fan to my ender 3 pro psu power supply and it was plug and play. My 3d printer is nearly Silent now as I replaced all the fans with 12v noctua fans. If you go that rout with an ender 3 just note that the ender 3 is 24v Except for the ender3 “pro” PSU which is 12v

A great micro version of their larger fans. I actually purchased these to replace the junk fans in my Corsair Dominator CMXAF2 RAM coolers. A note to would be modders: These fans are taller than their stock fans so not only will you have to purchase different fasteners. I ordered the Socket Cap Screw,Std,M4x0.70x30mm,Pk 100 from Graingers but since I also put black grills on them I really needed them to be a bit longer. That and youll need some form of adaptor cable (unless you want to break out the soldering iron!) so that you can power the things without needing to power each fan individually. Still, it was a fun project. I would like to try and check out some other RAM coolers out there because Im sure they would need a fan upgrade as well. Especially if you run your machines as much as I do! ;)

Works great at very low noise level.

Dunno what warmth means in the rating section?