Product ReviewsYate Loon D14SL-12 140MM Quiet Cooling Fan 1000RPM 46CFM 25DB 3PIN & 4PIN Sleeve Bearing OEM
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 Rating: Review Date: 02/23/10  |
Cons: Not silent, low cfm.
Pros: Fairly quiet. |
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Rating: Review Date: 12/22/09 |
Cons: It doesn't push all that much air, but it is enough to keep my inner case temps comfortable at 30C. It's the only exhaust fan I have. i7 920 system.Also, I hate the dual power adapter. Just more ugly wires in my case.
Pros: It's 140mm (one of only a few)It's cheapIt is very, very quiet. Comment:
Good 140mm fan which is very quiet, but doesn't push all that much air, however, it is enough to exhaust my i7 920 system comfortably. I would buy it again. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/17/09 |
Cons: Has a solid side where the screws go in, unable to use rubber grommets.
Pros: Quiet, cheap fan for a 140mm. Low power consumption and quality design. Comment:
Had to bore out the side of the fan so that I was able to use rubber grommets in it to prevent vibration. Using this as a replacement for a super loud fan in an Antec 300 case. Fits the bill perfectly.Would be nicer if the molex was separate, I cut mine off due to aesthetics since it was taking up room in my case and I didn't need it. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/02/09 |
Cons: none
Pros: Great fans, good price Comment:
great fans with a good price and excellent dBA. Yates are some of my favorite fans out there and have had nothing but great experiences with them |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/02/08 |
Cons: Not many 140mm slots for cases
Pros: Quiet and good at cooling Comment:
Got this fan for pretty cheap. It does what a fan is suppose to do, cool hot things and it does it quietly. |
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Rating: Review Date: 10/09/08 |
Cons: Unsure as to actual CFM
Pros: Not to shabby acoustically, large size. Comment:
Compared to the Junyi's, it's just as quite as the 800rpm models, but just feel wise, I don't feel as much air being pushed through. In the 140mm size though, it's pretty much your only bet. Just make sure to get a proper size grill. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/25/08 |
Cons: none
Pros: Quiet fan, works as it should Comment:
There aren't too many 140mm fans to choose from. This one did the trick for me. It's quiet. Quality is average but as long as it works i'm happy. |
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Rating: Review Date: 04/30/08 |
Cons: OEM no screws remember!
Pros: Price140 mm move alot of air with no noise Comment:
This was a really nice fan i hop more 140 mm will get developped. I belive the future is in the 140mm fans. the larger the better and i hope ncix will get more of theeses. |
It's one of the very few normally-sized 140mm fans offered by NCIX, as most others either require mounting adapters and/or have a round frame which requires filling in the corners.It works fine with voltage-based speed control, but at the full 12V/1000rpm is definitely the loudest part of the system with an annoying drone. Much less noisy than the stock 140mm Lian-Li fan, though I certainly wouldn't call it quiet.It's silent at about 600rpm and produces an adequate trickle of air for cooling my system (read: marginal until the inlet filter clogs).At around 800rpm (added a 20-ohm inline resistor) there is plenty of air to cool my system, but still a noticeable drone. (i7 860, Noctua NH-U12P CPU cooler, WD Caviar Green HDD, passive 95W video card, quiet office).