

🌀 Silence Meets Performance: Cool smarter, not louder.
The Noctua NF-A4x10 PWM is a premium 40x40x10 mm quiet fan featuring advanced aerodynamic design with Flow Acceleration Channels and an Acoustic Optimisation frame. Operating at up to 5000 RPM with a max noise level of only 12.9 dB(A), it offers efficient, whisper-quiet cooling ideal for compact devices like 3D printers, NAS, and network equipment. With a robust 4-pin PWM connector and an impressive lifespan exceeding 150,000 hours, it’s the go-to upgrade for professionals seeking reliable, silent cooling solutions.












| ASIN | B07DXRNYNX |
| Best Sellers Rank | #40,340 in Computers ( See Top 100 in Computers ) #287 in Computer Case Fans |
| Item model number | NF-A4x10 PWM |
| Manufacturer | Noctua |
| Product Dimensions | 4 x 4 x 1 cm; 170 g |
S**L
Needed a solution for a RAID Controller (PERC H730) that was continually running at 52c in a Fractal Design Node 304 case. Designed and 3D Printed a bracket for it, installed on the same port as the rear fan so it's cranked up pretty good. It's almost silent, and took my temps down to 38c continuous. Absolutely worth the cost.
P**A
My PC's CPU temperature was low (35 – 52 degrees). However, the Z690 chipset was hovering around 80 – 90 degrees. Way too hot for my comfort. Made a simple mod by zip tying a 4cm Noctua fan to blow directly at the chipset heatsink. The temperature drops to between 61 and 69 degrees. ASUS made a mistake of removing the heatsink fan for aesthetic reason.
M**A
Excelente producto al inicio pensaba que era demasiado caro para un ventilador tan pequeña, pero de verdad que sí fama lo precede. Lo instale en una impresora 3d y me va de maravilla comparado con el que traía este es mucho muy silencioso, la verdad estoy muy satisfecho con la calidad de este producto
M**W
Its Noctua need I say more. It will replace my Tronxy CoreXY printers system fan, have also replaced the hotend cooling fan with noctua as well.
E**I
3d yazıcıya taktım. Gayet sessiz çalışıyor
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