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Question: Will this fit in a 40mm x 40mm x 20mm space? I understand that it comes with a kit but I'm not sure if that kit can make it fit. Also how quite is it?
Document: They also have them in 92mm and 60mm sizes, so one of them should fit your needs I'm sure.Pros:+Small and thin+Quiet+Includes adapters+Lots of extras included+Simple installation+InexpensiveCons:-None really
I replaced some 40mm sleeve bearing fans that had been making a terrible racket with this. I found myself having to look to make sure it was running because it is so quiet.Besides being a great fan, it comes with a zoo of connectors and adapters. Most usefully, it comes with a &#34;universal&#34; adapter, which just mates with the 3 pin connector and terminates in bare wires.
This fan has many good reviews and for good reason. I have a media centre that gets quite hot as I live and work in Africa most of the time. My worst enemy was the cpu fan that went nuts in the middle of a movie... it was quite annoying. This fan (kit) has all the parts to fit many applications and even a pigtail to modify your connection in case they forgot one.
are all included, and make this fan a better value proposition than the headline price suggests.It's also... cute. The photo makes it look normal sized, but it's actually really small. It looks like a play-Noctua fan.I'm using it on an Atom heatsink. The stock fan from Gigabyte was l-o-u-d.  High frequency, too. So I installed this one, and put the fan speed reducer on my other system fan. Now my system is blissfully silent!
Wow! I had to write this review! Based on the other reviews, I purchased this product (thanks to all reviewers!). I saw that another reviewer commented on the accessories this came with...that the accessories allowed a person to tackle any project. I thought "Well, that's nice. But I'm sure I'll just be able to hook this up without the need."
Ok, I feel pretty weird writing a review on a fan, because it is just a fan. It spins, moves air, and keeps things cool. It does all of those things quite well. Where this fan shines though is with all of the included accessories.I was using this fan to replace a super loud / annoying fan that was in a Sans Digital RAID enclosure. I knew that this kit came with a lot of connections so I thought one of them would work.
!Now, one of the accessories comes with a special cable that will reduce the RPM's of the fans to make them quieter. I thought, "Hmmmm...the 'normal' RPM's on these things must be a bit loud for Noctua to include such a cable." NO!! They are super quiet! They are quieter than the original fans when I first received the Lorex DVR brand new!!!
I was first amazed at the packaging of this little fan. It is not only well protected but also includes every possible cable connection that might be needed to make it work in your particular device. It is very quiet and moves an amazing amount of air considering it's size. Before finding this on Amazon I had thought &#34;all fans were just about alike&#34;. I think this one is truly different and a step better than other similarly priced fans.
I just installed the fan, so I can't speak to long-term reliability or performance, but I have to say I'm pleased. Well, it's certainly a reputable brand, although it's my first Noctua, personally.It's very quiet. It moves about the amount of air you'd expect given its size and speed, but I did not find the need to use the enclosed fan speed reducer cable at all.The reason to get this product is the accessories it comes with.
SILENT.Stock 30x10 fans on the Asus Sabertooth are a whiney little bees. This does not fit either opening of the Z87 motherboard. And nothing told me that it would since this is a size up. Saw some comment that it worked on the Z77 version so I though I give it a shot.One the rear intake I would need to trim and make a custom shield. For now clear tape covers just fine.
Answer: It has a kit to sub the wiring for a laptop. I don't know know if it would fit. Extremely quiet. I put it in the back I/O of Sabertooth z77. Only once have I noticed it. That happened while leaning over the computer case in an empty office at 8pm with the rest of the fans off in VRM cool down mode.It's silent.