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Nanoxia Deep Silence 140mm 1800rpm Fan Cooling, NDS140-1800

by Nanoxia

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Price:	$62.14

Size Name: 140mm 1800rpm

Style Name: 3pin case fans

Up to 1800 RPM for 12V cable and 1100 RPM for 7V cable
Noise level of 21 dBA for 12V cable and 12 dBA for 7V cable
98 CFM Airflow for 12V cable and 65 CFM for 7V cable
3pin

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Size Name: 140mm 1800rpm | Style Name: 3pin case fans

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Brand	Nanoxia
Item Model Number	NDS140-1800
Item Dimensions L x W x H	14 x 2.5 x 14 cm
Colour	3pin case fans

ASIN	B00CHW2ICW
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Shipping Weight	141 g (View delivery rates and policies)
Date First Available	27 June 2018

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Psimitry

GREAT fan for the money!

12 November 2016 - Published on Amazon.com

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I recently found a list of fan specifications that compared 30 different 120mm fans with regards to air-movement (CFM) and noise-levels (dBA). There was a lot of good info on there, but nobody had really broken down the list as far as a ratio of air moved per decibel of noise. Sooooo me being the spreadsheet guy I am did it myself. Among the 3-pin 120mm fans, Nanoxia was not the absolute top of the heap, but it was really close. Additionally, when I took that same info with regards to the ratio of noise per air movement, I created another ratio dividing the price by my previous ratio.

What did that leave me with? A list of all fans that were the best bang for the buck as far as noise generated from air movement. Nanoxia Deep Silence fans were FAR AND AWAY the best on that list. For the money, these are simply the best fans you can buy if you're wanting to move a decent amount of air and keep your noise levels down.

16 people found this helpful

Clinton W Garner Jr

If looks don't matter, do yourself a favor!

6 November 2017 - Published on Amazon.com

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These are, without a doubt, the best fans I've ever used. I've used Phanteks, Noctua, BeQuiet!, Corsair (from up and down each MFG's range). Pretty much everything but Gentle Typhoons. And these beat every single one of them... If your priorities lean towards balanced acoustic and cooling performance, rather than aesthetics.

I mean, the blades are dark green, semitranslucent, and incompatible with most build themes. The low noise adapters have white connectors and are not sleeved (but will likely be tucked behind the MB tray in your cable management area). So if you're building a sleek, sexy tempered glass show rig, these might not be for you.

If, however, you're hardly ever going to look at them, and prefer a clean, dark, impermeable sort of case (think Fractal), you won't find a better balance of airflow and acoustics. I don't know if they produce enough static pressure to penetrate a radiator, but they produce enough to create damned fine airflow in an intake-restrictive case. Good enough airflow, even with the low noise adapters (7V constant), that my 95W i5-2500 is being cooled by a NoFan CR-80EH (completely passive!) cooler inside a Fractal Design Define Mini C without ever getting over 72C under a substantial BOINC crowd-computing load for over 5 hours! And they do that in dead silence. No, really. Dead silence! I can hear the hum from my speakers (already quietened by ground loop noise isolators!), but not these fans (@ 7V).

5 people found this helpful

Jeremiah

One was fine, one was defective out of the box

21 April 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

Size: 140mm 1800rpmStyle: 3pin case fansVerified Purchase

I came across these fans while browsing for new case fans (long-time Noctua user), and the specs and price looked great. So since there was a discount when buying more than one, I ordered two of them. When they arrived, they seemed like a well-built product. With my hand, I manually spun the first fan and it was nice and quiet. When I did the same to the 2nd fan, it made a distinct noise that came from the fan bearing.

Despite the noise, I installed both of them (and making note which one made the noise in case I needed to remove it). After starting the PC, the 2nd fan kept making this odd "metal scraping" noise, but it wasn't very loud. I decided to leave it in running for a few hours, and when I went back into my home office, the 2nd fan's noise had increased from the low scraping sound to a louder ticking noise. So without a doubt, and like several other reviewers on here have reported, the fan bearing was bad out of the box. So despite the lower price, and being comparable to the Noctua NF-A14 FLX in performance, I will stick with Noctua in the future as I have never had a damaged fan on arrival from them in over 12+ years. It's a shame they can't improve their quality control at whatever factory in China (Only "engineered" in Germany / Made in China on package) they get these made in. They are extremely quiet, move a lot of air, and are cheaper than most of their competitors like Be Quiet!, Noctua, Corsair, etc.

So my advice is to manually spin the blades when you get one, and if you hear any type of odd noise, save yourself the time and go ahead and return/exchange it.

One person found this helpful

Eric N.

I had an old yet still excellent shape Scythe Gentle typhoon 120mm for the back

14 April 2018 - Published on Amazon.com

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I put together a new build for the bedroom HTPC. Using a M.2 SSD for OS and man, that thing runs at mightly high heats, so I wanted as much positive air flow as I could get. I did get an XSPC M.2 cooler with a little fan but it is junk (diff review lol). I had an old yet still excellent shape Scythe Gentle typhoon 120mm for the back, probably the most amazing fan ever made. But alas, I did not have a 140mm fan solution for the front. I have been a fan officanado for years but have lapse in following them. So I went back to thee research, looked around for something alrger, not so loud, ready to move some serious air. I came across Deep Silence series from Nanoxia. Without getting into bearing specs and all that, I found the fan to be quite excellent for what I needed, it's moving air great. Cost wise, I didnt have to shellout like I would have for the overpriced Noctuas. AFAIC, the Deep Silence is on the same level, working just fine. The M.2 needs more attention, lol, but that's not the fault of the front intake fan. I'll probably buy Nanoxia again in the future.

One person found this helpful

ITguy

It is QUIET- and expensive, but works well. Exactly as advertised.

25 February 2015 - Published on Amazon.com

Verified Purchase

Would be 5 stars except for the price. I got the 80mm/1200 rpm fan when one in my external drive tower failed. The tower sits on my desk pretty close to me, and the old fan was very annoying when it got noisy, so I wanted something quiet. When I put this one in and heard it (or didn't) for the first time, I was amazed. It doesn't blow a huge amount of air, but you can definitely feel the breeze- but you CAN'T hear it. It comes with a nice set of accessories too, the low-power cable is great, but mine was so quiet in the tower case that I didn't bother. Comes with good metal and rubber fan screws/fasteners. Don't know about the longevity yet, the tower is on about 16+ hours a day, so I'll be happy if it lasts longer than about 2 years, which is the average for (inexpensive) 80mm fans in my experience.

5 people found this helpful