ARCTIC P14 PWM PST vs Corsair QL140 RGB

I may take one of the Noctua 150s off of its heatsink and test it separately, and we'll start building some information for how much noise do they mak...

0 header, and you're off and running. For the fan speed, you still need to connect them, but there's nothing proprietary there. I chose to use a three-way splitter and connect them to a 4-pin PWM header on my motherboard. Right off the bat, these fans look spectacular

A cheap pair of Noise-Reducing earmuffs paired with earplugs eliminated most of the noise, at least made it tolerable. If possible, I would suggest perhaps moving your PC into a bunker, or your neighbors shed, especially if they have a barking dog, as the fans will drown them out.

In the preservation of self care, I gotta say that while I am visually happy with my purchases (Fans and controller) and happy with their performance, I am wholly dissatisfied in Corsair for not making their fan kits and all in one type of deal. Aside from that, the fans are also fairly noisy, even at low speeds, and the balanced setting within the iCUE software has the speeds bouncing around like crazy when I am not even doing heavy workloads, or gaming. But they're so pretty, so that doesn't matter, right? RIGHT? And then, there's the final insult. Amazon has such a low quantity of these fan kits and single fans, that you are only allowed to purchase ONE OF EACH per account

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Which means you HAVE to use the iCUE software to make them work with your other stuff. Don't get these if you want everything to sync up with them unless you have ASUS Aura Sync compatible items and are willing to use additional software (like Jacknet RGB) to get it working together (not without some issues, but it's something at least). However, if you can work within those limitations, these are the BEST looking RGB fans I've seen yet, even nicer than Thermaltake's Riing Trio/Quad fans. Had to take one star off of the review because of the custom ecosystem and all of the additional splitters and adapters needed to use them, and due to the custom ecosystem they force you into, but they are a quality product