NF-A9 PWM chromax.black.swap, High-Performance Quiet Fan 92mm

Great little fan, needed it for my Be Quiet Pure Rock Slim CPU Cooler as the original fan was playing up and making weird noises when playing Cyberpunk and other games that need high processing power. Sounds quiet even on full blast.

Brought to replace the stock fan on a AMD heat sink. Primarily for aesthetic purposes, to match the the black and white theme of the case. Even transferred the AMD sticker from the original fan. No issue with fitting the fan as alligned and clipped in nicely. Brought temperatures down by an average of 3 degrees. May not sound much however the CPU goes up only to 61 degrees with stress benching and idles around 32 degrees as only a 65w CPU. Fan is nice and quiet and I don't run it above 50%. Comes with a variety of rubber corner colours to choose from, but no Linus orange for his fans. These didn't come with my original fans and had to be brought separate back then. So was a nice addition to the pack. The PWM extension cable for the fan is slightly shorter than I would like. Plan to buy an extension cable to run it behind the motherboard to conceal it, rather than have it on display. Had a variety of fans from other manufacturers and can honestly say unless your a argb/RGB addict that noctua are perfect fans for the job.

Great Fan

Its a good 2nd fan intake for my pc planning to buy another one for my noctua cpu cooler nh-u9s

The rear exhaust fan on my HP Z440 was noisy and rattly 'AF'. Replaced with this fan. Boom, the noise is gone. Considering it is only a 92mm fan, it's extremely quiet at max RPM. I did cut one of the taps on the cable adapter (using pair of flush/side cutters), with a pair of flush/side cutters. This is due to HP's preparatory fan connectors. However, everything else is 'like for like'. If you're using an HP Z-System, I strongly recommend it. (Also you don't need to google 'Can I use PWM fans on my HP Z...' Yes. Yes, you can)

Bought two, one to replace an old cooler master hyper 212 Evo fan which had some bearings go bad Anyway, I had to keep checking this thi g was working as it was so quiet. The other I bought for an aux gpu fan toove air over the back plate and heatsinks I added. Works like a charm. 5 or so degrees off the top end and about 1-2 off the resting. With only a minor amount of noises added at full whack. Seriously I don't know how boctua do it sometimes.

Excellent product. Much quieter with the same effective cooling as my previous fan.

I've used these Noctua fans to replace the two fans in my QNAP 6-bay NAS. Using DecibelX on my iPhone, and recording at a distance of 30cm from the front of the NAS, it's showing a noise reduction of 6db to 8db. The Noctua fans are noticeably quieter and, given the NAS is on my desk, brings the noise levels in to an acceptable range. The original QNAP fans were 'just' too loud for my liking.

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Just about silent at low RPMs and provides great thermals. I have this running as rear intake and I'm happy I went with this choice.

good fan

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