Noctua NF-A20 PWM: The Ultimate 200x30mm Brown Quiet Fan Review

The model took the one that was cheaper, but it turned out that it was not 12 volts, but 5. So be careful when buying! It may be better to add a little and buy a 12-volt version if you are purchasing specifically for computer cooling. Then you will not have any problems with controlling this fan directly from the motherboard (4-pin connector). And specifically in this model, although there are adapters and even connecting clamps, it will not be possible to get speed control from a 12-volt…

I needed a side cooler, but we are recalling this product. And a lot of reviews and some of the highest ratings. I thought, damn it, this is an ordinary cooler, what is so supernatural in it that everyone around it is jumping like that . until I picked it up and felt the whole buzz, just when you pick it up you feel how cool it is, how it was designed, how the materials were selected for it. it was a lot of pleasure to work with it, and the fan itself works at 5+. I have never heard it, as if…

In general, the turntable is good, but it did not fit the Phanteks Enthoo Pro Tempered case, so I had to file it a bit. The rotation speed in the AIDA64 stress test rose to 1400 rpm (in the BIOS, “voltage” is set, and not “PWM”, at which there are fewer revolutions), although 350 . 800 rpm are declared. Before it, a 140 mm fan was installed on the "muzzle" of the case, after installing this, the temperatures in the case did not change at all.

I bought this giant fan for my new Cube case. I purposely built this computer because I like the design and compactness of the Thermaltake case. The main benefit of the case was that huge 200mm fan. I also installed a Noctua NH-U9S with an additional NF-A9 fan. Such a simple setup: 1 Noctua Giant case fan, 2 Noctua Mini CPU cooler fans.

I didn't expect to be so happy with a fan purchase but this one is amazing. I replaced the stock fan on a Thermaltake Core V21 with this fan and it makes a huge difference. All other fans are now slower and the PSU fan never turns on. I can't say the machine works at all! The construction is very solid and it's nice to have a 6 year guarantee. I really can't say it works and it's my main fan!

I have a Noctua NH-U14S and an extra fan. Great products. I had a noisy 200mm fan on top of the case and thought I'd order one. I even paid 5.99 for same day delivery. Well, it didn't fit. I went to the site and there. Not compatible with my very good Thermaltake Core V71 case. I can't return it because one of the (for me ;=)) silicone screws that can't be used broke. I hear other complaints in the reviews that they break easily. Either way, they make great products, but check the site or…

This is the world's first 200mm variable speed (4-wire PWM) fan! I am using a water cooling radiator that can use 4200mm. I used to use Bitfenix 230mm which I had to crop. On the contrary, they fit perfectly and are quieter than Bitfenix. They move a little less air, but due to the physical laws of heat transfer, the difference in observed temperatures is <4C for me. The best benefit is that Bitfenix fans start clicking loudly after about a year of use. I have already exchanged 2 of them…

Edit: Haven't been able to use this fan yet, what a waste of money and the stupidity of the manufacturer to oversize it. Pros: Noctua fans are the best brand in PC fan history. They produce the best build quality. CONS: WILL NOT FIT the Cooler Master MasterCase H500 WHAT! What is this fan for? This is the 200mm fan I need for the 200mm slot, but this fan is way too thick to even fit in the front or top panel where it belongs! It's so thick it hits the motherboard. Even when I removed the rubber

I got it as a replacement for the front 200mm fan that came over the case with my fantex entu. The fan does not fit as it is thicker and larger than the one supplied. But it's a little quieter when running at full power and moves more air, which I find to be more beneficial than having to use the rubber mounts it uses as screws to hold it in place. Unfortunately, it doesn't really fit my case, but it does the job quite well. And in case it doesn't work with hard drive trays. So it's a mess…

Here's a little comparison between Noctua and Cool Master MF200R, tests by Noctua so it should be 8-9 dB in the end. The Noctua is a lot more powerful so there might be issues fitting it into the case, hence my lid isn't fully closed yet but needs a bit of shaving. Trick.- Noctua doesn't provide screws that go all the way through the fan into the case and they use thick rubber threads which I couldn't use in my case without drilling the screw holes a little more, luckily these fans are top…

- Tired of hearing about the Camry 300km away trying to hit the 5th car sitting under the table. (That's right, the box is right there, not at the top next to a screen with a Tijuana nightclub design aesthetic.) Noctua fans are SILENT. I DON'T HEAR MY TRANSMISSION AT NEUTRAL, and even at full throttle they are way more tolerant and move more air than any other brand I've had. The quietest case fans on the market. Exceptional build quality. Noctua specializes in case fans and makes them the…

These fans were the perfect solution for quietly moving large volumes of air while reducing the power consumption of the equipment in my StarTech network rack model 4POSTRACK25U. I liked them so much I bought 3 of them for extra cooling for my 2x passively cooled switches, 1x wireless router/hotspot, 1x gaming laptop and 1x small form factor desktop. The quality of the fans, cables, accessories, manual and packaging is excellent. The multiple mounting points on the fan were very helpful for the