Also included in the package are a set of fan screws and a set of anti vibration studs/grommets (or Vibration Compensators as Noctua likes to call them). I’ve seen these studs around the market for a long time but never integrated into a kit to use out of the box. I wanted to achieve maximum silence so I used those compensators: the way these things work is that they suspend the drive into the rubber grommets instead of bolting them to the case. This way none of the fan’s vibrations can reach the case and produce sound, since vibration = sound.
I had to manipulate those compensators a little bit because my case has a few bigger holes. But if you have a standard case with 4 screw holes at the back, then you’re set (but the studs might need some persuasion). ;)
Only downside I could find (and it’s not even a bad thing in my opinion) is the color of the fans. I myself like the different color scheme but some people might not like the brow / red / crème kind of colors, then again this might just set off that casemod you where planning to build. All in all this is a great piece of kit and will be valuable to system builders (if not for the silence or the excellent build quality, then the 6-year warranty). For whichever reason you choose the Noctua fans, you have made a great decision.
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I would like to what is the metered resistance of the LNA & ULNA adapters in ohms. It's simple to do, your ohm meter to resistance and just meter the red wire on each adapter and please let me know.
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