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much quieter than nf-f12/a14 and quieter than those nzxt v2 fans at 2400 with better SP.

and for $14 shipped ....

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I had a topic last night where I asked about the quietest AIO coolers and got it answered, now comes a new question. Since this is only my second and third build I will be doing I want to make sure I ask a ton of questions and don't end up with a underpowered GPU and CPU like my radeon gpu and my fx8350 like my first build. Now I know what static pressure fans do on a radiator and I also know the importance of having seperate air flow fans with CFM vs static pressure. My question lies in recommendations to replace fans on the Kraken x61 that have a fairly good static pressure (higher then 1.75 if I may). Thanks.

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noctua nf-f12 ftw

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Just now, i7-6700K said:

noctua nf-f12 ftw

He needs a 140mm fan not 120mm

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1 minute ago, m_tieu said:

He needs a 140mm fan not 120mm

nf-a14 ftw

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1 hour ago, i7-6700K said:

nf-a14 ftw

does it come in black?

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3 minutes ago, m_tieu said:

He needs a 140mm fan not 120mm

NF-F12 with fan 120mm to 140mm bracket ftw...? ._.

-sigh- feeling like I'm being too negative lately

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2 minutes ago, ddbtkd456 said:

does it come in black?

if you can find LTT edition ones they are black. http://www.performance-pcs.com/noctua-nf-a14-pwm-special-linus-tech-tips-edition-140mm-cooling-fan.html

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2 minutes ago, ddbtkd456 said:

does it come in black?

Yes the Noctua nf-a14 PPC industrial is black but be prepared to pay the $$$$

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1 hour ago, i7-6700K said:

Yes the Noctua nf-a14 PPC industrial is black but be prepared to pay the $$$$

Louder then a boeing 777 during takeoff

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3 minutes ago, ddbtkd456 said:

Louder then a boeing 777 during takeoff

low noise adapters + pwm ftw

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1 hour ago, m_tieu said:

if you can find LTT edition ones they are black. http://www.performance-pcs.com/noctua-nf-a14-pwm-special-linus-tech-tips-edition-140mm-cooling-fan.html

I love it but my build is in red/black. Maybe i could mount then in the roof of the luxe in a pull configuration? That way they aren't seen.

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2 minutes ago, ddbtkd456 said:

I love it but my build is in red/black. Maybe i could mount then in the roof of the luxe in a pull configuration?

You can take off the orange rubber and replace them with red ones. If you don't want to buy red ones, the fan will be all black. http://www.performance-pcs.com/noctua-na-savp1-chromax-anti-vibration-pads-red.html

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1 hour ago, airdeano said:

rosewill hyperborea 140

140mm

1300rpm PWM

22dBA

2.76mm/h2o (mad static pressure for a low rpm fan)

Actually i did see these are they loud do you know i mean like airflow wise? They push almost 90 cfm which is insane for the rpm.

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1 hour ago, m_tieu said:

You can take off the orange rubber and replace them with red ones. If you don't want to buy red ones, the fan will be all black. http://www.performance-pcs.com/noctua-na-savp1-chromax-anti-vibration-pads-red.html

I like this idea.

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EK has some very good fans for radiators.

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much quieter than nf-f12/a14 and quieter than those nzxt v2 fans at 2400 with better SP.

and for $14 shipped ....

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