ARCTICP14 PWM PST - PC Fan, 140mm Case Fan with PWM Sharing Technology (PST), Pressure-optimised, Quiet Motor, Computer, Fan Speed: 200–1700 RPM (0 RPM <5%) - Black

Works great have had them over a year now without any issues! They move lots of air and when not under load are silent

This is one of those rare products that is both amazing AND cheap.I'm using 3 of these P14s as intake fans in my Fractal Design Meshify 2 case. My system is a 3090ti, i9 12900k, and 6000MHz DDR5 RAM. Needless to say, my rig produces a TON of heat.Originally, I purchased 3 120mm High Speed Silent Wings 3 fans for intake. They performed OK, but my 3090ti was always idling hot (around 50C) when keeping the Silent Wings at low RPMs for silent operation. The Silent Wings were rather loud and annoying even at just 75% speed (around 1650rpm for that fan, to be fair).I replaced them with 3 of these P14s, and they are so much better. My GPU idle temps dropped by 10C while maintaining silent operation, and even at full speed, the noise from these fans is very tolerable.It's a bit unfair to compare a 120mm to a 140mm, as a bigger fan will move more air--full stop. There is a 140mm Silent Wings variant, and I'm sure it's great. It probably performs slightly better than the P14, but I didn't want to shell out nearly $90 for another set of premium fans.The P14 PWM PST gives you everything you need and nothing you don't. It pushes a lot of air at a reasonable noise level, and has a reliable fluid-dynamic bearing (the same type of bearing that Noctua fans costing nearly 3x the price do). In the box, you literally just get the fan itself and a little bag with 4 mounting screws. The fan itself is not particularly interesting or eye-catching. The plastic it's made of feels a bit cheap. But that's OK--it's a fan. You don't need anything else. You slap it in your case and forget about it. It's black, and won't distract from the aesthetics of your build.

Why did you pick this product vs others?:I don't have a lot of experience with various fans, but I needed to re-do my airflow and read reviews before buying. Supposedly this is the quietest brand you can get without spending significantly extra for a Noctua over a couple of extra decibels. Super happy with the noise level - no whiney or annoying fan sounds, just a gentle whoosh of the air moving through. Of course you CAN make them loud if you have them running at full bore, but they keep my case plenty cool at 40% of max with a pair of 120mm intake fans at the front of the case and a single 140mm exhaust fan at the back.

Very quite, but strong, fan. Case seldom needs to increase the speed to keep things cool!

It is a pretty good fans specially I came from the one that came with the NZXT X63 Kraken which has horrible fans noise level like a plower device so this was so good more quieter and cheap,the only downside is that the build quality isn't the best thing at all its so sensitive fans and it can be broken so easy, I ordered 2 one of them was broken bit from the noise with the air flow its amazing

i bought these after i got antec fans (in the flux pro case), and then replaced them with bequiet pure wing 3 fans. The pure wing 3s made a high pitch noise when at low RPMS. More like BeLoud. I wanted fans that could run at low RPMS as quietly as possible without breaking the bank.these work super well and all i hear is a slight air woosh noise which is not annoying. no weird high frequencies that i notice during silent parts of movies or anything like that.simple fan. no fancy cables. just works. i'll be keeping these and hopefully won't take all my fans out for 3rd time.5 stars

After reading a review about these fans I got curious and decided to try them. Not at all disappointed.Beforehand, I was using Noctua P14 redux fans as intake for a Lancool 205M case. There is a restrictive front panel with a dust filter and a solid front panel with holes on the side, so I figured the Arctic P14's static pressure would excel here.The Noctua P14 Redux fans were already pretty good, but these absolutely blew them away. In a FoldingAtHome workload, CPU temperatures dropped by about 3°C and GPU temperatures by between 3-4°C - while being significantly quieter and less expensive, to boot. This doesn't sound like much, but it is a large performance boost from just switching out the fans. There's an occasional low pitched hum or whine at some frequencies, but I don't notice it much over headphones.However, installation was an absolute pain in the rear. I don't know if it's the screwdriver, the screw themselves, the case I was using, or an unfortunate combination of all the above, but screwing the fans in felt way more difficult than it should have. I ended up stripping a screw and having to replace it with a spare screw I had around. I definitely feel as though Arctic can improve in this area.Overall though, I'm happy with my purchase.**UPDATE 6/29/2023** Revising this to 5 stars. I told Arctic about the problem with the screws and, to my surprise, they sent me a pack or not 4 or 8 screws, which would have been enough - but 20! More than I needed, but better to have it and not need it.

Moves good air and is very quiet at full speed. Using two of these to push air into my NAS, and with the closet door closed I can't hear them at all