🔵 Noctua NF-A4x10 FLX: Premium 40x10mm Quiet Fan, 3-Pin (Brown) Review

For three months of operation (at low speeds), I did not reveal any shortcomings. I bought and attached a WD My Cloud WDBCTL0020HWT network storage for cooling (I finished it because the hard one overheats there). It copes with the work, there is no noise, not at all. I attached coolers from other manufacturers, also with a size of 40 * 40, to the storage. They began to make noise / howl after a couple of months, or even after a week. This one works fine so far. They gave a guarantee - 6 years,

this product was purchased to replace a failed fan in a nas. the first thing that caught my eye was the inconsistency with the declared size. the noctua is clearly more than 10mm thick - it just didnt fit into the mount. i had to remove the rubber spacers at the corners of the fan. the fan was really quiet. however, not for long, and for a network drive, the volume is far from the most important criterion. after a few months of using this product, the nas began to periodically write to the log…

The name of the ad says "Fan for the Noctua NF-A4x10 FLX case" this cooler is 12V, thats what I needed. What came to me? Just Noctua NF-A4x10! Its on 5V. This is despite the fact that the seller is a 2022n reseller, and I waited for him for a week, despite the fact that I live in central 2022, during this time it was possible to deliver from China if desired. And, well, yes, among other things, THREE anti-vibration legs are included in the kit. This is generally some kind of absurdity for such…

I want to introduce you to my attitude to the product Noctua Cooling Blades Bearing NF A4X10. i was impressed by the huge packaging box (as for a 14-cm spinner), the second - i was impressed by the small "carlson" in the center of the box, in a transparent blister, i was also impressed by the rich set of everything, to the fan. surprised by the lack of air flow, quietness and vibration. in general . a toy.

Dimensions 40*40mm, seating holes 32*32mm, thickness 12mm with rubber pads, 11mm without pads. Honestly - I doubted that it was quiet, because a lot of purely laudatory reviews. But oddly enough, it is really almost silent. It is attached on wires (with which new cables are fastened in the packaging of equipment) to the regular places of the radiator clamping brackets. I took it for cooling the south bridge on socket 775, because I assembled one of the systems in a proprietary case from HP…

Conducted a subjective comparison test of Titan TFD-4010M12C , Scythe SY124010L and Noctua NF-A4x10 in 1U home server. Loading the N2800 processor at 100% using S&M. Titanium makes a lot of noise, I didn’t measure it, Noctua slightly blew it, t of the processor is 47 degrees at 100% load. The Scythe peaked at 50.2 degrees but was the quietest. Without a valve, the processor warmed up to 61 degrees just at idle (I didn’t test it further). There is a set of "candy" to reduce noise. The nature of…