RPM: 325 - 1800 RPM
Specifications
Manufacturer
Noctua
Model
R8 redux-1800 PWM
Part #
NF-R8 redux-1800 PWM
Size
80 mm
Color
Black / Gray
Quantity
Single
Flow Direction
Standard
RPM
325 - 1800 RPM
Airflow
31.37 CFM
Noise Level
17.1 dB
PWM
Yes
LED
None
Connector
4-pin PWM
Controller
None
Static Pressure
1.41 mmH₂O
Bearing Type
SSO
Compatible Parts
Prices
| Merchant | Base | Promo | Shipping | Tax | Availability | Total | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
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kr171.00 | +kr95.00 s/h | In stock | kr266.00 | Buy | ||
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kr239.00 | +kr69.00 s/h | In stock | kr308.00 | Buy |
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Specifications
Manufacturer
Noctua
Model
R8 redux-1800 PWM
Part #
NF-R8 redux-1800 PWM
Size
80 mm
Color
Black / Gray
Quantity
Single
Flow Direction
Standard
RPM
325 - 1800 RPM
Airflow
31.37 CFM
Noise Level
17.1 dB
PWM
Yes
LED
None
Connector
4-pin PWM
Controller
None
Static Pressure
1.41 mmH₂O
Bearing Type
SSO
Price History
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- 9 points
- 1 month ago
from completed build Dinamic // Unraid Server // 42TB (+14TB Parity)
Quiet and moves a lot of air. What more could you ask for? The color being brown?
- 5 points
- 2 months ago
from completed build X870 Ryzen 9800X3D HTPC
They're rear case fans that do what they need to do at exhausting the hot case air. Their cables do run very long though which can be good or bad depending on your situation.
- 2 points
- 1 year ago
from completed build Wife's Workstation
It pulls air out of my wife's HTPC case. Considering the only component that needs any cooling with the Intel 11500 with its in-box CPU cooler, I highly doubt they'll ever really need to work too hard but they're here if they need to be and I'm cool with that. HEYOOO! [Badum-tss]
- 7 points
- 3 years 9 months ago
from completed build BOINC Box
A pair of these are cooling my GTX 1070 after the stock fans died.
- 44 points
- 3 years 11 months ago
from completed build covidcomp mk2 - lite on the rgb please
Tiny fan I have as a chimney exhaust, gained me a few degrees on my VRM temperatures during gaming sessions, its just there to help the two fans behind the radiator.
- 6 points
- 4 years 4 months ago
from completed build Silent mITX Stealth Cube, v2
Two Noctua Redux fans with PMW. Even when spinning, these fans do a great job of remaining reasonably quiet for 80mm fans. Definitely not as quiet as other Noctua fans which cost more though.
- 5 points
- 4 years 6 months ago
from completed build Kyubey (mITX 3700x/2060S build), my first PC build!
Silent but deadly! I'm using two of these to push air out of my case and I don't hear them at all.
- 10 points
- 4 years 8 months ago
from completed build SFF 1080p with potential to upgrade GPU later
Quieter than the original fan that came with the heatsink (yes, I fit this to the stock AMD heatsink), and keeps it cooler. First noctua fan and totally get why they have the reputation they have, great fan.
- 2 points
- 5 years ago
from completed build New Computer Build - 2020
Beats the stocked case fans. Easy to use, install, and makes a big difference in temps and noise.
- 8 points
- 5 years 1 month ago
from completed build ITX MCore: Core V1 + Ryzen 3600 + RX580
They do their job and they do it quietly. At 10€ each I didn't consider it worth to go for cheaper fans, and also the 15€-non-redux fans from Noctua are almost the same. I wouldn't have got them if I knew I'd install a tower cooler, but I thought the stock AMD wraith stealth would be enough as I didn't plan to OC and so I wanted this couple of fans to exhaust some of the heat that would build up at the top of the case with that configuration.
