Thursday, May 2nd 2013

Noctua Releases PWM Version of Award-Winning NF-A14 140 mm Fan

Noctua today released a higher speed PWM version of its award-winning NF-A14 140 mm fan. Its performance-oriented 1500 rpm top speed and comprehensive speed control options make the NF-A14 PWM an elite choice for users who strive to strike a perfect balance between excellent cooling capacity and superb quietness of operation, be it on watercooling radiators, on heatsinks or in case ventilation.

"Our NF-A15 and NF-A14 fans have been very well received by customers and hardware journalists alike", says Mag. Roland Mossig (Noctua CEO), "but we got many requests for a square frame PWM version for use as a case fan and on watercooling radiators. We can now meet this demand with the new NF-A14 PWM."

Introduced in late 2012, Noctua's NF-A15 and NF-A14 140 mm fans have already received more than 50 awards and recommendations from leading international hardware websites and magazines. So far, only the round frame NF-A15 was available with PWM support for automatic speed control though. While the NF-A15's round frame is ideal for use on CPU heatsinks, the new NF-A14 PWM now combines PWM support with the A14's square frame that lends itself to use as a case fan or on watercooling radiators.

Like the NF-A14 FLX and ULN models, the new PWM version complies with Noctua's AAO (Advanced Acoustic Optimisation) standard and features sophisticated aerodynamic design measures such as Flow Acceleration Channels. Noctua's custom designed NE-FD1 PWM IC and reference class SSO2 bearings guarantee superb running smoothness and excellent long-term stability. Topped off with modular cabling, a Low-Noise Adaptor and 6 years manufacturer's warranty, the NF-A14 PWM is a premium choice for the highest demands.
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12 Comments on Noctua Releases PWM Version of Award-Winning NF-A14 140 mm Fan

#1
radrok
These fans are beast.

Got 20 of them (non PWM ofc) and it seems like there is none.
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MxPhenom 216
ASIC Engineer
What is the static pressure on these?
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#3
HTC
MxPhenom 216What is the static pressure on these?
Is this what you seek?
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#4
mastrdrver
Here's the sound from the A15 for reference:

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#6
ogharaei
Has anyone found a retailer with this fan in stock?
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#7
radrok
ogharaeiHas anyone found a retailer with this fan in stock?
I usually buy from Noctua direct, it depends on where you are located tho.

Pretty easy for me since I'm very close to them.
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#9
Lazermonkey
sneekypeetThat fan is 107 cubic meters of air per hour, not CFM;)
I did not know that lol

I thought 100.6 CFM was good? :confused:
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sneekypeet
not-so supermod
LazermonkeyI did not know that lol

I thought 100.6 CFM was good? :confused:
Noctua fans have never been rated in CFM, always cubic meters of air flow (likely a site typo). Doing the conversion to CFM is just slightly over half of the cubic meter measurement and your fans will deliver more in the range of 55 to 60 CFM.

100+ CFM is great, but your fans aren't pushing 100 CFM;)
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Lazermonkey
sneekypeetNoctua fans have never been rated in CFM, always cubic meters of air flow (likely a site typo). Doing the conversion to CFM is just slightly over half of the cubic meter measurement and your fans will deliver more in the range of 55 to 60 CFM.

100+ CFM is great, but your fans aren't pushing 100 CFM;)
Can you recommend any that do push in the area of 100CFM?
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sneekypeet
not-so supermod
LazermonkeyCan you recommend any that do push in the area of 100CFM?
not anything that is going to be that silent. Honestly if you are happy with them, as you seemed to be before I opened my mouth, don't worry about the e-peen ratings, just be happy with what you have;) I was just stopping in to correct you as I looked at that post for a day and thought to myself I never knew of a 100CFM fan from Noctua.
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