ARCTIC F9 PWM - 92 mm PWM Case Fan, PWM-Signal regulates Fan Speed, Quiet Motor, Computer, Fan Speed: 150-1800 RPM - Black

its a nice quiet fan that pushes a good amount of air. currently using it as an exhaust fan and it does its job pretty good. havent had any problems with my pc as of yet. i have used this on cpu coolers and it works really good for those too.

I bought three 92mm PWM fans to test, this Artic F9, the CoolerMaster SickleFlow 92, and the Noctua NF-A9. The noise level on all at full speed is about the same (within 1dB from a foot away), with the Noctua the quietest, and this Arctic F9 the loudest. But, you will likely not hear any of them if they aren't running at full speed.For static pressure, the F9 is also the worst of all 3, but again the differences are very, very small. On the other hand, for airflow, there wide variations. This F9 generated about 33 cubic feet per minute, which is fine for the size, and not far from the 40CFM of the Noctua. Compared to the less than 20CFM of the SickleFlow, though, it's huge.In the "around $10" price range, this Artic F9 is a winner. If you need absolute best in class sound and flow, go for the Noctua, but you can get nearly two Artic F9s for the price of one Noctua.

New MSI MATX board to be used on home system with the greatest load being video editing, no 2K. Went from one 90mm push fan to three fans, 80mm push, 92mm push and a 100mm pull. Set low in bios. Hard drive makes more noise. I did run the fan max in bios. Did not notice bearing noise but there is a rush of air heard. I doubt I’ll ever get that hot. So for a home use excellent.

Was easy to install. Came with mtg screws. Very quiet. Would buy again. Used on a Acer Aspire TC-885UA92 desktop.

perfect fir for the desktop chassis, and is very quite. Made of plastic only time will tell how long it will last.

I had a PC that I built and now its used as an entertainment center in my living room. The fan was so loud that it was not enjoyable to watch a picture or play some games.So I decided to replace the case fan with this one. What a huge different. I should of done it earlier and enjoy my PC more.

Bought a dell xps with i7 11700 and the stock cooler wasn’t quite enough. The case isn’t very big and the back of the mb isn’t easily accessible so most coolers either won’t fit or are difficult to install. This was compatible, plug and play, and noticeably improved temperatures so I’m happy

Replaced my original case fan with this one and my computer is now much quieter and runs about the same temps, even at full speed this fan is barely audible. Highly reccomended if you have an overly loud fan

Buone queste ventole e molto silenziose, come va bene la capacita' di "soffio", le utilizzo per case posteriore per raffreddare SSD principale esterno ed anche migliorare la circolazione interna del PC tower,.Queste ventole hanno il doppio sistema di gestione della rotazione, per il mio uso uso il classico e d'estate aumento manualmente la velocita' fissa (per SSD), anche la 70% di rotazione, il rumore e' abbastanza silenzioso, non troppo ma sopportabile senza problemi per me.

So, this is my second arctic fan. I have 1 for rear and 1 for CPU. This is by far great fan I've used for CPU cooler as I have a heatsink that supports only 92mm. Quite low noise and runs cooler. Overall good fan you can get 😊

Cumple con las expectativas en relación calidad-precio. Éste ventilador es PWM (pin de 4 contactos), por lo que si se conecta adecuadamente a la placa base y el ordenador está configurado para aprovechar ésta característica, el ventilador hará más o menos ruido dependiendo de las rpm a las que esté girando (trabaja a entre 150rpm y 1800rpm). En mi caso (placa base de 10 años aprox.), la mayor parte del tiempo se mantiene al +/-50% (unas 1000rpm aprox.) y es muy silencioso. Con placas base más modernas, la gestión de las rmp puede ser mejor, bajándolo hasta las 150rpm y por lo tanto siendo prácticamente inaudible. A máxima potencia (+/- 1800rpm) sí que se escucha más, pero a esa velocidad sólo girará cuando realmente el ordenador así lo necesite, o si lo conectas sin utilizar PWM. En caso de no utilizar PWM, si no quieres ruido y no se suele calentar mucho el ordenador, mejor buscar un ventilador fijo que tenga menos rpm máximas (como por ejemplo el Arctic Silent, que en esta medida, 92mm, trabaja a 1000rpm), aunque perderás capacidad de refrigeración.

super quiet nice fan good Construction

Works as it should. Easy install