Fractal Design Dynamic X2 GP-14 Computer Fan - Silent Fan - High Airflow – 140x140x25 mm – 1000RPM – Hydraulic Fdb Bearings
4.6 (328 ratings)
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Key Features
- Long-lasting dependability: high-grade ells Bearing with 100, 000-hour MTBF. Air flow - 47.9 CFM. Noise level - 18.9 decibels
- Counter-balanced magnet: reduces axial tension on the bearing, resulting in less wear over time
- Optimized fan geometry: balances airflow and static pressure for great performance in any usage scenario
- Aerodynamic stator with embedded wiring: reduces noise and unwanted turbulence
- Stator struts sit on a wide angle to the trailing edge of the blades: lower noise level and smoother noise profile
- Trip Wire technology: offering a micro-turbulent layer that helps to combat elements that negatively affect performance, providing an overall more efficient and quiet fan environment
Specifications
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Customer Reviews
mazomv
Very quiet, and almost identical to the fans which came with my case. Recommended.Attaching these to the front panel of a Fractal Design Define R5 case, I found myself missing the necessary screws. My situation is a bit unusual, needing 'long' screws for this mounting. The fans came with the more common short screws.Fractal Design advises these long case fan screws are #6-32 x 30mm; black oxide, flat head Phillips screws. They are almost impossible to find, but other head types are more available and work fine.Noise-absorbing silicone "screws" (which look like long nipples) are also available. These are attached from the rear of the mounting holes, with the fan slipping onto them from the front. I find the fans inaudible using the steel screws, but the silicone "screws" may be a more available option, if you need a long case screw.
Malodorous
I bought a Fractal Design Define R5 case that came with several of these fans, and I wanted more fans for more airflow. In order to earn some style points, I wanted them to match. I read the reviews here about stripping screws, so I figured I would be extra careful. I have tons of extra fan screws anyway.Honestly, the most difficult problem was getting each one out of the package - and the box is just thin cardboard. I installed three of them and had no problems with any of the screws. Maybe they fixed the problem? Maybe this caveman can use a screwdriver correctly? We may never know.
Philip Jacobs
No complaints. If you've ever had Fractal fans, you know they're wonderful, quiet, and work well. I just replaced 4 of mine that were 10 years old with these newer versions. Love them.
iamanooj
One of my two 8 year old fans started rattling, so I bought 2 identical replacements. It works, and I expect now they'll outlast this PC unless I upgrade the mobo+cpu.