NF-P14s redux 900

Like all Noctua fans this one is very well made and quiet. Due to it being the low RPM version I did have to change my fan curve from silent to medium in order for it to spin smoothly at ~400 RPM. I have it as an exhaust fan at the top rear of my living room PC and it cannot be heard even when my ear is pressed against the case. It would be nice if they included some kind of vibration pads to fit between the fan and the case but I guess something had to be removed in order to hit the price point.

Suffice to say, I'm quite particular when it comes to noise. Until recently, I was using low-noise Nanoxia fans, which were very quiet but could buzz/vibrate a bit on waking up a PC from sleep for reasons I was never able to fully work out. This would fade after a minute or so, or with a firm slap at the top of the case, but naturally I wasn't happy with this. I'd previously written-off getting the regular Noctua fans, due to the steep price, so I was pleasantly surprised when I discovered the Redux line. While these Redux fans are not cheap at all, they're somewhat more acceptable price-wise than the regular Noctua fans, the noise quality is very pleasant and, if it matters to you, they're less garish than the regular fans. You will still hear them in a quiet room at full speed, but it's a very peaceful hum that acts like white noise. Overall, I now have 9 Noctua Redux 900 fans in my system: • 2x 120mm for the Morpheus II cooler on my graphics card. • 7x 140mm in my PC case (2 at the front intake; 1 at the back outtake; 2 at the top outtake; 2 on my CPU cooler) Combined with the Noctua anti-vibration pads, I've yet to see any sympathetic vibrations, buzzing or any irritating sounds at all.

I went with the Noctua NF-P14s redux-900 expecting near-silent performance, but I was a little underwhelmed by the noise level — it’s not loud, but definitely not what I’d call “ultra quiet.” That said, I’ve now set them up to only run when needed, so it’s much less of an issue in day-to-day use. Build quality is solid, airflow is good, and the performance is otherwise reliable — just temper expectations a bit on the noise front.

Just as the previous commentaries mentioned: great fans! Before them I have used scythe slip streams. Yea they had a great airflow, but honestly they have been too loud. Previously I have been using various case fans, 120&140 mms, but honestly I couldn't be happier with the silence I experience at the moment! Watching NBA and NFL games via online streaming services, working throughout the day and playing computer games I got used to the loudness apparently. After one of my fans broke down I decided to go for the noctua redux fans as a starter, to basically see whether it is true what all the reviews always said. But the normal ones were always too expensive, so the redux series seemed to be a good way to get to know what it is all about the noctua fans. Great fans, great airflow and pressure and very silent is all that can be said! The only downside is: noctua won't send rubber pins to fixate the fans to the case... Come on man! You are noctua! I get it, it's redux, but instead of screws there definitely should be the rubber ones... Other than that they are just great and I bought two more to fully move to noctua for my case fans.

Works great when connected to the motherboard but doesn’t work with a 3 pin to usb adaptor for some reason

What can you say when about noctua fans. Tried and tested. Purchased many different models of noctua fans over the years. They are quiet and reliable and the company backs them a 5 year warranty. The upside to these is the avoid being the traditional cream and brown colour. Making them a lot for stealth in a black case and noticeable in a white case but still more pleasant to look at. They are quiet as always when it comes to Noctua fans. These are more of a bare fan than the standard versions. All that came in the box for me was the fan. No silicon mounting options and as I used my original screws. never looked for any. I haven't noticed any vibration issues and even at full power and respectfully quiet. The only time these are ramped up to max is when video editing and gaming. As 100% the time I have headphones on I can't hear them anyways. Mine are plugged into the case fan controller making it perfect so controlling when they ramp up and down. For internet browsing they are inaudible. Looking to be around 600-800rpm. Highly recommend them looking to buy more in my future

The build quality is exceptional. The tight blade-to-frame clearance (just 0.5 mm!) and Noctua’s signature Sterrox material give it a premium

Rubbish quality control and durability. I needed 2 fans and bought 3, wanting to keep one as spare. 1 didn't work out of the box, its cable pinched. Ten months later, I discovered that another has stopped working.

Sehr leise würde ich wieder kaufen.

ultrasilent

Buenos ventiladores, cambie mis 2 deepcool fkl 120 por un par de estos y el promedio de temperatura bajo de 75c a 45c en gaming (tengo un 14700k con un deepcool lt520 240mm) y casi no hacen nada de ruido aun en alta demanda.

I bought this as a replacement for my case fan in my Phanteks Eclipse P600s case. I wish it was black but other than that this is a pretty close replacement. It is quiet and moves enough air and it is priced cheaper than a lot of other Noctua fans on Amazon.

Es un ventilador muy bueno, bastante silencioso, y de una de las mejores marcas de refrigeracion que existe, si no la mejor... Un poco caro, pero la calidad hay que pagarla.