Phanteks Pressure Radiator Cooling PH F140MP_BK_PWM Review

Very heavy blades. The device itself is heavy, but so are the blades. It seems they could be aluminum, but they aren't. It takes a while for them to fully boot up, but mine eventually hit 1735 RPM in both my BIOS and fan manager. Completely shut down neither in the BIOS nor the motherboard software. I felt the slightest vibration when holding it in my hand, but it was completely absorbed by the rubber inserts when you installed or installed it. It makes almost no noise at full trot and still…

I have a Phanteks PH-ES614P_WT desktop case which I really like except after 5 years the rear fan started clicking. This fan is an exact replacement that installs in 10 minutes and works like new.

I like the aesthetics. I tend to use a black and white color scheme for most of my devices and this is perfect. I don't like RGB on everything either, so this is perfect. I probably made the mistake of using this as a case fan. It's a static pressure fan, so it's probably best used with a heatsink, for example. Although the air seems to be moving normally, it's fine. It's almost inaudible and works flawlessly.

Affordable price, good case fan performance and moderate airflow. I don't recommend them for AIO CPU heatsinks as they are a little weak at forcing air through anything. Believe me, 120mm will be better with AIO CPU coolers. Wanted the fins/blades to be black but Phanteks seems to have run out of stock from the supplier. I am using two 140mm PH-140MPs as front case fans on a full height Enthoos Pro tempered glass tower. The two PH-140SP that come with the case are top mounted and use the…

What an amazing difference compared to the stock fans on my Corsair heatsink! Four of them in a two-stroke configuration are completely inaudible at 500 rpm and yet what I would call quiet under full load. The only caveat would be to make sure your heatsink is a bit oversized for your configuration (it's the only way to build a quiet PC anyway, imo), but built right, I'm confident these are some of the best of the best. AMD FX-8350 4.0GHz @ 4.6GHz stable, 1.4125 VCorsair H115i AIO (CPU only)…

I have a closed water cooling system for a Corsair H110i GT on an overclocked 5960x. Overclocked to 4.1GHz, nothing special but I wanted better CPU rendering. I tried the stock fans and got about 31 seconds idle and 45 seconds full throttle when testing Cinebench rendering with 25 seconds at ambient temperature. They cooled the system perfectly, but it sounded like Evel Knievel's clockwork motorcycle. If you don't know what that means, they were loud. Not the loudest I've heard, but for a…

Used as a front intake fan and works well with my Phanteks P400 Eclipse case. I think it might have lowered the temp by 2-3 degrees, but can't be sure as it's not the best overall airflow in this case, but I replaced a bad quirk that only spins at 200 PWM. According to HWMonitor, this run is smooth at around 1000PWM.

I ordered 2 of these for my new build after reading that they are one of the best AIO coolers. They are very quiet and push a ton of air through the radiator but one of them started rattling less than 6 months after purchase. It seems like something is loose inside because I hear it rattling when I shake the fan. I'll try to get a replacement from Phanteks but I can't go without an essential fan cooler for that long so I had to buy another one from Revain.

I didn't need a static pressure fan but I wanted a fan with white blades to check the brightness with Phanteks Halos versus a black bladed fan and it was actually one of the cheaper options, so it made sense to do this way. I know purists will yell about me using it as an exhaust fan, but you should probably calm down if you get that out of this review. I know it's optimized for heatsinks, but it works just as well, and considering the airflow fan is $5 more, it made sense. The fan is very…