CorsairMl140 Pro Led, Red, 140Mm Premium Magnetic Levitation Cooling Fan (Co-9050047-Ww)

Good and quiet this fans can run up max at 2400 rpm and provides more cooling air than most fans same size out there since most are only 1000-1500rpm max. Is pwm system control speed based on temps

Great fans for your case.

I ordered this fan to fit into the top of an HP Omen 30L. The fan was easy to install, worked immediately when desktop was turned on. Works very well with the omen command centre as well when changing fan speeds. I didn’t keep it on LC (liquid cooler fan) header as wanted it to run silent like the rest of my fans.Pros:- easy and simple to install- works on both LC fan header and regular fan header.- build to be strong and has not been load for me.Cons:- doesn’t come with any screws to install into the desktop. Would have been a nice addition to help with installing.- can get load on LC fan header. So better off plugging into regular fan header if you haven’t got a water cooled cpu.Recommendation - if you don’t have any fan headers free but want it to run silent. But a split fan cable, as cable managing it will be easier than listen to fan ramp up on LC fan header.

Moves air which is what I need but the noise from resonance is utterly annoying. The cabinet will resonate unless it’s designed to reduce vibrations so it’s inevitable that a moving object attached to the cabinet will induce unwanted noise. Tried fitting loads of sound deadening to the cabinet wall and whilst the resonance has significantly reduced the air noise hasn’t. The only cure is to fit the fan to a resonant free detached mount and connect the output to the cabinet wall by flexible hose.In this case the fan isn’t suitable. I’m replacing it with a centrifugal fan fitted with inlet and exhaustion hoses.If you want a job doing right then don’t try cutting cornersThis fan Is definitely not as good as the description tries to portray.

Researching computer fans can be a bloody nightmare. So after some time i settled on these from corsair.There's a small chance that Noctuas AF12's may perform slightly better. But they look like something you'd find in a public toilet.So these ML's are about the best option if you want fans that look as nice as they perform.Any fan will make noise if you run it at full speed. So with these all you will hear is the rush of air, no motor noise.Just set them to about 30% speed and be happy.

I got this fan in the sale as an extra air-intake fan. I installed in my Phanteks p400 case, alongside four other corsair fans.The other fans are very quiet in the case, however, this one is loud. Very Very loud. Its like being sat on a aeroplane when its at full speed.Cooling is good though, so if you can handle the noise then its a good fan, but be prepared to plug in some earphones when gaming.

I liked this fan as it did reduce the temperature within my compact media case by a degree or two, but this was at the expense of extra sound from the fan, its not really bad but you can hear it if you are not playing a movie or game. Not a massive issue but worth knowing if you have the PC close by and do a lot of work/browsing with no ambient noise in the room.