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I am buying them the min they come out :D

 

I wouldn't recommend it, they're aimed at the enterprise market where performance is important and they don't care about noise... look at the specs: 2000RPM...

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Sexy shit with a saberthooth mobo and c70 case :o

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I wouldn't recommend it, they're aimed at the enterprise market where performance is important and they don't care about noise...

I don't care about noise that much I put my gentle typoons at full speed and I don't mind it :d

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I don't care about noise that much I put my gentle typoons at full speed and I don't mind it :D

 

Then get some Deltas and run them @ >5000RPM  :lol:.

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Dat 8000 RPM... 1000 more and it's over 9000!

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Dat 8000 RPM... 1000 more and it's over 9000!

 

and fast enough to lose parts of digits. 

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Dat 8000 RPM... 1000 more and it's over 9000!

not to troll you or anything but 8000+1000 = 9000 which is not over9000

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Still ugly even in black.

 

Don't care if they even could differentiate between hot and cool molecules and only move the hot ones out, won't buy them.

 

Brown tabs/holders, <insert Linus voice>Really</close Linus voice>.

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YES I may have to get some of these for my define r4 when they come out just to keep the noise down in that case and make it a truly quiet pc like it should be. 

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This was a great move I think, with the brown rubber thinghs they still have something that says "Hey, this is a Noctua fan" but these can also easily be removed and dyed for a completely black noctua fan, ohhh, nerdgasm :D

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and fast enough to lose parts of digits. 

 

 

not to troll you or anything but 8000+1000 = 9000 which is not over9000

Let's add 1 so it's now over 9000!

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A pressure optimized 140mm fan? And it's a Noctua? AND IT'S BLACK? 

 

HHHNNNNGGGGG

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Pretty nice that they changed a bit of their color scheme. 2000RPM, anyone know what is their noise? 

To the OP: You forgot to source them with links.

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Pretty nice that they changed a bit of their color scheme. 2000RPM, anyone know what is their noise? 

To the OP: You forgot to source them with links.

Whops! I've forgot about that. Sorry!

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Sellouts.

 

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Yeah, I bought the Noctua fans before they were black..... B)

 

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After seeing this, my life is now complete. (i mean pc)

You mean life :p

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But they were never black!

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My Noctua fans aren't even visible, so I won't be buying these.

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I think they won't be selling this for consumer usage but rather for industrial usage. However, their "Project Redux" might be the one look at in the future.

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These are built for pure performance, so they're loud and even if they weren't I'd prefer noise blockers... Also I hope your mind is not literally blown... that would be bad...

Noctua is all about silent fans no matter what application. Have you even seen the server coolers they sell? They are similar in size to their consumer grade stuff.

Check it out! http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=productview&products_id=38&lng=en

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