ARCTIC P14 - PC Fan, 140mm Fan, PC Case Fan, Pressure-optimised, quiet motor, Computer, Fan Speed: 1700 rpm - Black

I bought several of these fans to cool my network cabinet down as well as for a friends computer build and whilst they are not BeQuiet/Noctua level they are absolutely reasonable quality and for the price I cannot fault them.They aren't going to win any awards for style but they are rock solid, move a fair amount of air and they aren't too loud so if you need some budget fans these are completely sufficient and will likely out perform whatever is already installed in your system

Brilliant performance for the price - recommended

Bought to replace both Corsair 750D front fans as the scrappy dust filter hit the fan and broke two blades causing pressure differential (pc case was wobbling).+ Fits good+ Low to non existent noise+ VERY sleek+ Easy installation / maintenanceNeed more fans from arctic! Underdog for performance cooling, 140mm fans feel well built. Screws included single speed but could probably be managed with a fan controller if needed.Easy to install it's literally 4 screws no additional assembly required.

In Seasonic PRIME 1300 Platinum SSR-1300PD the Hong Hua 135mm fan, Model number HA13525H12F-Z is one of worst pick from design, concept point of view . Beside its high noise level at idl or mild usage of pc the noise is above 34dbA . So i replaced it with ARCTIC P14 - 140 mm which is a better option with low noise even in games and extensive usage of pc . I fix it with PC Case Fan Mouting Silicone Shock Absorption Screws as the new fan its just an idea bigger than old fan hole sets . 140 mm is not 135mm , get it ? Good ! Not for perfectionists . Silent .

did not need any sparky crap - just decent sized quiet fans to move air around and these have worked perfectly for that.

Updated 31/12/2019Again like the 120mm fan it developed bearing noise in under 2 weeks causing a grinding whirring sound when spinning up and down. I thought arctic fans were good but I guess I was wrong here. £6 would be better used towards a noctua 140mm redux fan instead.I dont think I was unlucky here I think Arctics QC needs examining.Bought 2 for top mounted exhaust fans, due to my case a coolermaster mb520 I could only mount a single fan as the 12v motherboard connector got in the way. Despite this setback the single 140mm fan is able to move air very well. This is a great cheap fan, I think the only downside is the flimsy power cable. For under £6 you cant really go wrong

performance is really good but they aeem to start making noise after few month or some within days/weeks. Really annoyed with the quality of these p14 fans lately.My Arctic AIO one of the fans has developed the noise and now I'm very frustrated because if I tell Amazon then they will probattell me to send the whoke thing back but that will cost me about the same money then buying a new fan because I would have to reuse new thermal paste on my CPU.From now on I will have to look for the p12 model fans or I'm just going to get Noctua fans because I have 3 of them for over 5 years now and they work just like new.

I was abit worried at first with the price as usually a single 140mm fan is around £15 so to get 5 for £30 is a bargain! They work really well but do not have an arrow to indicate direction so you'll need to figure that out yourself but once installed they are quiet and keep the system 4-10degrees cooler then 120mm but your milage may vary.