Case Fan

Noctua - NF-A4x10 4.83 CFM 40mm Fan

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Specifications

Manufacturer

Noctua

Part #

NF-A4x10

Color

Brown

Size

40mm

Air Flow

3.88 CFM - 4.83 CFM

Noise Level

12.9 dB - 17.89 dB

RPM

3700 - 4500 RPM

Bearing Type

SSO2

Features

Flow Acceleration Channels
Reduced Motor Hub Size
AAO Frame
Stepped Inlet Design
Inner Surface Microstructures
Integrated Anti-Vibration Pads
Smooth Commutation Drive 2
Low-Noise Adaptor for full flexibility
3 to 2-pin Adaptor and Polarity Protection
OmniJoin Adaptor Set

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Reviews

The.Geeked. 28 points 41 months ago

from completed build "Black Cherry" - 1st Build

Very powerful fan for its size! using it to keep my Samsung SM951 128GB cool.

ElectricSheepsDream 19 points 23 months ago

from completed build The Return Of The Jedi aka "Yoda Of Dagobah"

My mobo (Asus Tuf Mark 1 Z270) has a little slot in its "thermal armor" under a removable cover for installation of a 40mm fan... From my modest research it doesn't seem to make much of a difference (maybe 1-2 degrees Celsius under high load, and the evidence was mostly anecdotal), but I couldn't just leave that slot empty! Plus, I always wanted to tell at dinner parties about having a 40mm fan installed into my motherboard armor (just kidding, I don't do dinner parties).

Sorry for the long story. This particular fan is of a high quality. I read about people running it for years non-stop doing minor cooling jobs. It's quiet and it's a very cute little guy! Just looking at the specs I couldn't find anything better for my needs but we all know that fans' specs have to be taken with a grain of salt. Noctua's reputation in that regard though hasn't been challenged yet, to the best of my knowledge. So I trust it moves few CFMs just fine and maybe even cools something while at it XD I named mine Quincy as I feel that this is a very special mighty little fan. A little fan that could.

Have to mention that the packaging was impressive. Contrasts highly with a simple crappy box my Intel CPU came in.

P.S. When installing the fan under the motherboard armor I had to use regular screws that came with the case, as the supplied fan screws seemed to be too large.

levitan17 14 points 13 months ago

from completed build Early Xmas 2017 - Thou Shalt Last

What a tiny lovely little piece of a cooler!! <3 Looks like a small toy! No problems so far... Can't really hear it... but I hope its working over there... Very expensive in Brazil though... hahaha... But I simply HAD to get one since I found out my Z270 Mark 1 motherboard had a tiny spot for a small fan...