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World-Class Quiet and Solid Cooling
Low-noise operation
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Whisper-Quiet OperationThe Shadow Wings 2 140mm PWM White fan blades have been optimized to ensure maximum airflow, resulting in a whisper-quiet operation yet solid cooling. They operate at only 14.9 dB(A) even at its maximum speed of 900 rpm. The perfect choice for all who appreciate maximum silence for their PC case. |
Anti-Vibration ConceptRemovable anti-vibration mountings on all four edges of the fan reduce vibrations transmitted to the PC case. In addition, the fan is equipped with a rubberized frame that reinforces the anti-vibration concept and ensures vibrations are reduced to an absolute minimum. |
Rifle Bearing TechnologyThe Shadow Wings 2 140mm PWM White is the hallmark of outstanding reliability. This is achieved by its high-quality rifle bearing technology, which assures a very long lifespan of up to 80,000 hours. |
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Push-Pin MountingWith the Shadow Wings 2 anti-vibration mounting system the fan is simple to install. The push-pins ensure a very fast and secure installation without needing screws. |
Variable Fan Speed FunctionPulse Width Modulation (PWM) allows compatible 4-pin controllers to vary the speed intelligently and thus minimize the noise level of the fan. With PWM your system can ramp up the cooling when it’s needed, or operate at maximum quietness when it’s not. |
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I swapped the original fan on my Xbox One S for this fan because the original fan made too much noise. Apart from that, my console was sitting for a while and it heats up more so I cleaned the heat sink and got rid of the original paste (IT WAS DRY)Fresh paste installed, mounted this fan on top of the heat sink.There’s a little problem though. This Fan is PWM the port on the One S is a mini-PWM port,The solution?Cut the connectors off the original fan and cut the connector for this fan at around maybe half way through the cable. Re connect the mini-PWM connector from the original fan to the cut connector of this fan (NOTE: I don’t know the order from left to right or right to left to connect the pins, from what I know it is GND, 12V, Sensor, Control. So I did a trial and error to get it working)Solder the wires or get an adapter (PWM to Mini-PWM if you don’t want to go through the hassle)Place the fan at the center, you don’t even need zip ties or anything, when you place the metal back in place, it creates a tight seal.Trust me, noise. GONE.
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Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 5, 2021
Fresh paste installed, mounted this fan on top of the heat sink.
There’s a little problem though. This Fan is PWM the port on the One S is a mini-PWM port,
The solution?
Cut the connectors off the original fan and cut the connector for this fan at around maybe half way through the cable. Re connect the mini-PWM connector from the original fan to the cut connector of this fan (NOTE: I don’t know the order from left to right or right to left to connect the pins, from what I know it is GND, 12V, Sensor, Control. So I did a trial and error to get it working)
Solder the wires or get an adapter (PWM to Mini-PWM if you don’t want to go through the hassle)
Place the fan at the center, you don’t even need zip ties or anything, when you place the metal back in place, it creates a tight seal.
Trust me, noise. GONE.
Style: BL089Verified Purchase
Installed This on an Xbox One S
Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 5, 2021
I swapped the original fan on my Xbox One S for this fan because the original fan made too much noise. Apart from that, my console was sitting for a while and it heats up more so I cleaned the heat sink and got rid of the original paste (IT WAS DRY)Reviewed in the United States 🇺🇸 on November 5, 2021
Fresh paste installed, mounted this fan on top of the heat sink.
There’s a little problem though. This Fan is PWM the port on the One S is a mini-PWM port,
The solution?
Cut the connectors off the original fan and cut the connector for this fan at around maybe half way through the cable. Re connect the mini-PWM connector from the original fan to the cut connector of this fan (NOTE: I don’t know the order from left to right or right to left to connect the pins, from what I know it is GND, 12V, Sensor, Control. So I did a trial and error to get it working)
Solder the wires or get an adapter (PWM to Mini-PWM if you don’t want to go through the hassle)
Place the fan at the center, you don’t even need zip ties or anything, when you place the metal back in place, it creates a tight seal.
Trust me, noise. GONE.
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Chris Murray
As quiet as you'd like
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on May 30, 2020Style: BL091Verified Purchase
Chris Murray
Reviewed in the United Kingdom 🇬🇧 on May 30, 2020
They're all but silent most of the time. Crank them up to max and you'll hear the airflow, but if you have to run your system fans on max you've probably got a problem. Mine typically run about 70% because that's how high I can get them before I can hear them. I went into the BIOS and turned everything off except one fan at a time, and at that level I can't hear them above the hum of the PSU. A bumblebee was outside the other day and made more of a racket from six metres away through a window than these did right in front of me (I have a 120 and a 140 running). I've had sweet nothings whispered to me louder than these.
It's worth saying they don't spin quite as fast as some others, and I've read the static pressure isn't great, but for quiet, good looking, non-RGB, case fans, I've stopped looking for anything else.
Installation is the easiest thing you'll do on your rig. Just pop the rubber 'screws' in and you're done. No tools, no mucking about. My only complaint is that they're not white, so on the top of my case they stick out.
Other than than, brilliant. My case isn't great for intake (NZXT H500), but I might buy two more from the front just to complete the look, because I sure don't have to worry about increasing the noise.
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