ARCTIC BioniX F140 - 140mm Gaming Case Fan with PST Technology, Ultra-Quiet Motor, Computer, Fan Speed: 200–1800 RPM - Grey Review

At 1100 rpm it began to resonate, but I think this is due to the flimsy design of the body. I had to lock up the rpm to 1000 so that it would not buzz.

Purchased three units up front, as a result, despite their beauty, these coolers offer no advantages beyond their yellow and stiff rubber bands. I set it to 1200 rpm and the air flow is minimal, just like on 120 coolers of the most basic types, and an air hum develops. These coolers are noisy, but those who cannot hear the sound will not recognize it. I opted to disassemble and grease the coolers, however one of them broke as a result. It turned out that the manufacturer lubricates; it's…

I bought 2 bionics, 120 and 140. I put 140 on the top blow. I suffered with the connection in the NZXT H510 case. The bundled coolers have cables 10 cm longer, it's not clear why they saved money. Immediately upon connection, it began to knock, as if with an impeller on the body. After a few hours, the sound intensified and became unbearable. Sent it in under warranty. 120 had no such problems. I decided to take only be quite and noctua, I never had any problems with them.

I bought it to replace the regular 120-cams, the case is blown with a bang. At high speeds, only the noise of the air flow is heard. Due to the use of a 3-phase motor, the revolutions are determined incorrectly (up to 2700 instead of the real 1800). The build quality is at the level, there are no backlashes. I'm going to buy 2 more 140s for my own radiator + 120 ku for the second radiator. I recommend to buy.

As for me, the turntables came across the norms, there are no jambs like cod or extraneous sounds, only the sound of an air flow is heard. Well, at 2800 rpm you can’t get anywhere from it, the case is well blown, I took two of them. One for blowing in and one for blowing out. Since the vidyaha warmed up to 80, and with them the temperature dropped by 5-current. So I was satisfied! But how long they will live remains to be seen!

After reading the previous review and getting tired of choosing among the whole variety of offers, I decided to stop at it. Took two and put on blowing. I regret the purchase. It is better to spend more and get a better product. During the maximum speed it is impossible to be nearby. Five minutes later, the head begins to ache from the incessant crackling and howling, which can be heard even from the next room. I'm afraid that the dust filter will soon be wiped and sucked into the case with all

The ARCTIC BioniX F140 fan spins at higher speeds than many competing 140mm fans, and it's also cheaper. It's also a bit louder. At lower speeds (<1200 rpm) the noise is not disturbing and only sounds like moving air. Unfortunately, at around 1620 rpm, the fan starts making a metallic grinding noise. It blows in the open air with no obstacles other than the screen. At 1800rpm, the sound of the fan motor and blown air drowns out everything else (but given the amount of air being moved, that's

Bought two of these fans to replace two very loud/clicking/whining fans. I have to say they are excellent in terms of noise/airflow. Recently installed so that's my first impression and I'll definitely be back to do another review. In their current form they are great value for money, look great and move a lot of air while still being fairly quiet. Overall 5 stars from me. I'm not giving a star only for what I didn't like, which is the silver screws, because that's an easy fix. I'm also a…

First of all, I would like to address the people who are looking at this fan and are using the Corsair Commander Pro fan/LED hub. These fans will NOT work with Commander Pro. They will give some crazy rev signals and stay below 600-800 rpm. But they are of excellent quality, quiet up to about 1000 rpm, but not so annoying up to a maximum of about 1900 rpm. A window mounted air conditioner or box fan would be louder. They perfectly match the fan curves of my Asus Prime z390A motherboard and fit…

I have two of these on the front of the Phanteks Eclipse P350X case. They plug into the rear fan connector on my Sapphire Nitro+ Vega 56. The Vega 56 is a large card and the heatsink works well but definitely raises the internal temperature of my case. These fans do a good job blowing cool air under the Vega and my Scythe Mugen 2 Rev B CPU cooler and AM4 motherboard. Everything stays below 65 degrees Celsius during stress tests and below 60 degrees Celsius during normal gaming. These fans are…

Pros: - Affordable price - Subtle but attractive design - No RGB! :- The silicone frame has seams and some imperfections. (Photo incl.) - Motor is a bit noisier than what I'm used to in the arctic - 3-phase motor means fan speed is reported as 1.5x actual speed. - Silver screws? Come on, at least add some black ones. Why did I choose this? I recently changed the airflow setting a bit which resulted in better temperatures for all my components. Unfortunately this means I have 5 intake fans and…

Great product! If you are looking for a great silent 140mm static fan, look no further! Also, the best part is that it has rubber inserts for the propellers that create and reduce vibration noise when running at full speed. Compared to my previous 140mm NZXT AER140mm RGB fan. I'm more than happy to sacrifice RGB for silence. That's the only reason I stick with ARCTIC products. At about 50% RPM and below it makes whirring noises. I really like this fan but when I'm surfing and hanging out I…

The name sounds like a contradiction in terms, doesn't it? let me explain. I have about 20 of these fans doing various things related to my computer hardware, but today I thought it was time to write a review about it. Of the 20 or so I had, 3 are now out of service and the 4th showed signs of dying within the first year of use. Yes they move a huge amount of air but I believe the frame is too weak so any external pressure can deform this frame and eventually affect the blades. If you have one…