Noctua NF-A4x10 PWM, Premium Quiet Fan, 4-Pin (40x10mm, Brown)

Needed a solution for a RAID Controller (PERC H730) that was continually running at 52c in a Fractal Design Node 304 case. Designed and 3D Printed a bracket for it, installed on the same port as the rear fan so it's cranked up pretty good. It's almost silent, and took my temps down to 38c continuous. Absolutely worth the cost.

Ordered a few 40x10mm PMW controlled fans to mess around with a few of our Xbox’s. With the proper splitter plugged into series s mobo to utilize stock fan and noctua fan everything works great! No usb wires all over the place which I love. Have purchases other noctua fans and heatsyncs for my PC but every time is just as good as the first! This 40x10mm pmw fan came with high quality 4 pin splitter cable, low noise adapter cable, 4pin extension cable, omnijoin adapter plug and 3m terminal connectors then mounting screws and rubber mounting darts. Spent the extra money and get you some noctua products you will not be disappointed!

Needed to replace a very noisy motherboard fan on my old Asus Sabertooth Z170 Mark 1. As one reviewer mentioned, I did have to take the corner rubbers off the top of the fan in order for it to mount properly. Could not find an adapter cable to use with this fan to plug it into ASST_FAN1 small white male plug so I plugged it into ASST_FAN3 Works Great, very quiet... Noctua Rocks!!!

Yep. Noctua wins again! For those not familiar with fans and their intricacies, smaller fans often tend to be louder than larger fans. Tiny tiny fans like those 40mm and under can be painfully annoying as the RPMs reach breakneck speed. Noctua managed to keep the hub size so tiny, that there is actually room for air to move through the fins, instead of squeezing through the gap between the hub and the shell. This prevents that painful “whizzing” noise heard on most small fans. The engineering behind doing that is tricker than it seems, but Noctua doesn’t disappoint. It is DEAD quiet and moves decent air for the little fella. Great addition for hobby projects and PC mods. And as always, Noctua includes every adapter and amenity under the sun. The convenience included is alone worth the price. Spend the bit extra couple dollars, your ears and components will thank you.

I bought three because heard about its reputation. it run quietly even though I set it to run over 2000RPM. size is smaller than my asian palm. connectivity is just plug and play. it cooldown my VRM up to 10 Celsius degree

I bought this to cool an LSI 9207-8i HBA (https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0085FT2JC), and it seems to be doing fine. This fan moves (at top speed) just under 5 CFM at just under 20 dB, which seems pretty typical. PWM means it can be connected to a PWM fan header to control its speed for even less noise, although even at full throttle, it's hardly audible a few feet away. It also comes with a boatload of accessories, including a PWM-capable Y adapter that allows connecting 2 fans (more, if you chain adapters) to a single header. Overall, I think it's a good choice for a quiet 40mm fan. (I'd imagine the Noctua A4x20 is also solid, however it appears to trade slightly higher airflow and double the height for a wider "dead zone" in the middle, which for my use — the fan is mounted directly on a heat sink — wasn't ideal.)

I got this fan for a dying DVR I was hoping to repair. The running amps were the closest to what I was replacing and the old fan was quacking like a duck so it was needed. This fan was a little pricey but I was happy I spent the money. It includes lots of bundled adapters and mounting fasteners. I used the silicone pull through mounts and it runs perfectly silent with great airflow. Way better than the OEM. Highly recommended.

Great build quality, easy installation, unnoticeable noise levels, good value for money.

My PC's CPU temperature was low (35 – 52 degrees). However, the Z690 chipset was hovering around 80 – 90 degrees. Way too hot for my comfort. Made a simple mod by zip tying a 4cm Noctua fan to blow directly at the chipset heatsink. The temperature drops to between 61 and 69 degrees. ASUS made a mistake of removing the heatsink fan for aesthetic reason.

Excelente producto al inicio pensaba que era demasiado caro para un ventilador tan pequeña, pero de verdad que sí fama lo precede. Lo instale en una impresora 3d y me va de maravilla comparado con el que traía este es mucho muy silencioso, la verdad estoy muy satisfecho con la calidad de este producto

Its Noctua need I say more. It will replace my Tronxy CoreXY printers system fan, have also replaced the hotend cooling fan with noctua as well.

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