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Hi, Sorry, I have no idea if it is available in Europe. You can ask the seller on "etsy" (link in description)

I think 3xTL-B9 would perform better than these 140mm fans

@@ΔαυίδΠριδεαυξ In my test a B9 beats a A12 as backplate fan. ua-cam.com/video/MfaVVInZt5A/v-deo.html

@@ΔαυίδΠριδεαυξ for the cost of 3 of those I'd rather buy 3 NF-A9

Don't need print, just use zip ties

Just because you don't have 3d printing doesn't mean you can't, there's plenty of materials that are easy to cut to make fan bracket, like pvc for example

Can use m3 countersunk head washer to increase height

Hi, Yes, they has a higher Airflow and Static Pressure.

its a negligible difference but his "part 2" video, (140mm fans) actually performed the best so far. I have a theory that using the 120mm fans and closing the gaps between the fan mounts will increase static pressure through the fin stack and lower temperatures further, will test myself in a month or so when I get my own kit.

Thank you for your comment. The noise comparison between NF-A12x25 and NF-A14x25r G2 is really similar, but the "NF-A14x25r G2" has a higher Static Pressure and Airflow than the "NF-A12x25" Personally I prefer the NF-A14x25r G2 for performance at the moment.

@@Unc0mpress3D Thank you for your response. In the video where you installed the NF-A14x25r G2 PWM and the one where you installed the NF-A14 PWM (Part 2), it seemed that the GPU temperatures were lower with the NF-A14 PWM. Which one was more effective for cooling? According to Noctua, using radiator screws without the load-relief anti-vibration pads with the NF-A14x25r G2 PWM (and NF-A14x25 G2 PWM) can cause deformation (frame twisting) over time. The NF-A14x25 G2 PWM will be globally available in September 2024, so it seems necessary to use a 140mm fan adapter once it’s available. The square shape of the NF-A14x25 G2 PWM might result in less pressure leakage compared to the round shape of the NF-A14x25r G2 PWM, thus providing better cooling performance. I also purchased the GPU deshroud mod kit from Etsy after watching your video and installed the NF-A12x25 PWM. Yesterday, I ordered the NF-A14x25r G2 PWM, and once it arrives, I will replace the NF-A12x25 PWM with the NF-A14x25r G2 PWM to compare GPU temperatures and noise levels. Thank you for your insights. Best regards,

@@hq5035 Exactly, It's probably the room temperature is higher than in the other 2 videos And the noise comparison with "NF-A14" the NF-A14x25r G2 is clearly less noisy. Nice, can you share here in the comments your opinion on the NF-A14x25r G2 with your GPU when you receive it?

@@Unc0mpress3D Apologies for the possible bother, but on your atomos ninja unboxing, did you used a usb c charger to power it on with the cable it came with ? (or is it even possible?) (without using a battery)

@@Unc0mpress3D Apologies for the Delayed Reply I recently used a Deshroud MOD purchased from Etsy on my ASRock Radeon RX 7900 XTX Phantom Gaming 24GB OC, installing two Noctua NF-A14x25r G2 PWM fans. Compared to the two NF-A12x25 PWM fans, the GPU and VRAM temperatures have significantly decreased with the NF-A14x25r G2 PWM fans. However, the noise levels have unfortunately increased. Since the NF-A14x25r G2 PWM has a maximum RPM of 1500, compared to the NF-A12x25 PWM's 2000 RPM, the GPU's automatic fan speed control causes the NF-A14x25r G2 PWM fans to run at their maximum speed of 1500 RPM almost constantly, even under a light load. This makes the NF-A12x25 PWM better for noise, but the NF-A14x25r G2 PWM superior in cooling performance. May I ask what RPM your NF-A14x25r G2 PWM fans are running at with your GPU MOD? Are you using the GPU’s automatic fan control? I would appreciate any insights you could share. Best Regards,

when is that coming out?

@@Mohagrus September from what I read

What day exactly does it come out September?

@@michaeldomdiaz I have no idea, I've just sent an email to their consumer support

@@michaeldomdiaz Response from Noctua support : "Our goal is still to have these out until the end of the month!" which is not very helpful

You have any idea about the matches live if it’s good or not ?

@@The9foor What do you mean

@@TrueRaps i mean how the TP -link Deco x50-5G Does it cover all homes? If you have any idea

@@The9foor yes it has good Wifi coverage, but i had faced some disconnections while gaming due to network interferences in my area, so i bought Huwaei Zowee H158-382, its a bit expensive, one of the best out there right now and I'm getting like 1 GBPS UL / 120 mbps UL speed

Hi, Yes, the next video with GPU is coming soon. ;) No need an adapter for that.

@@Unc0mpress3D @PatrickLima69 Hello, Due to their design, axial fans deliver the most airflow at the tips of their blades, so it is essential that this airflow reaches the heatsink for effective cooling. This applies not only to the NF-A14x25 r G2 PWM and NF-A12x25 PWM but to any fan. It is crucial to use a fan size that matches the GPU heatsink to avoid airflow loss. It is likely that the GPU heatsink is too small, causing airflow loss, and resulting in temperatures similar to those with the NF-A12x25 PWM installed. The difference might only be in appearance and noise level. However, this is just a prediction, and the actual outcome can only be determined by trying it out. I look forward to your review video. Best regards.

@@hq5035 I purchased them to try and you’re 100% correct. I think it would be possible to make something to focus airflow depending on the design of the card and where it exhausts

@@PatrickBrokkr If there are ducts or louvers, it is possible to direct airflow to the heatsink without loss, even if the fan and heatsink sizes differ. However, this increases the thickness of the fan assembly, which may lead to issues with fitting the fan.

Hey. Can you please give more detail about this round frame? Can't find it

@chrissoucy1997

I'm running 2x120 Arctic P12's on my deshrouded 2080ti with the fans running off my mb chassis fan header and controlled with Fan Control software with a curve based on gpu temps. Works great.