CRYORIG QF140 Performance 140mm PWM Fan, 600-1850RPM

Great big white 140mm fan that sucks and blows and gets noisier the more current flows. If that's what you need, then Great, look no further . but wait, there's more: Includes 4 minimalist rubber pull pins, 4 fan screws plus 1 MOLEX connector . Centered Logo and Mustard and Ketchup wires at the case end a bonus for building a case to thrill Kyle of Bitwit if you want to see him love your build. Has fancy air venturi corners which is CRYORIG's proprietary Quad Air Inlet special ™ over the competition. I would have ™ed it as "Free Air Recovery Technology"". They probably should include a sticker for the center so you can have a better shot at...view more Great big white 140mm fan that sucks and blows and gets noisier the more current flows. If that's what you need, then Great, look no further . but wait, there's more: Includes 4 minimalist rubber pull pins, 4 fan screws plus 1 MOLEX connector . Centered Logo and Mustard and Ketchup wires at the case end a bonus for building a case to thrill Kyle of Bitwit if you want to see him love your build. Has fancy air venturi corners which is CRYORIG's proprietary Quad Air Inlet special ™ over the competition. I would have ™ed it as "Free Air Recovery Technology"". They probably should include a sticker for the center so you can have a better shot at centering it..

Bought 2 as intake for my server and only got the chance to test its 120mm variant as exhaust but, holy smokes, these fans are way too loud. I have adjusted the rpms to 600 but they still sound like a leaf blower. The performance is great because, of all the fans i've tried, these fans blow the hardest at their given price point. If you don't mind the noise, then these fans will serve you well. Bought 2 as intake for my server and only got the chance to test its 120mm variant as exhaust but, holy smokes, these fans are way too loud. I have adjusted the rpms to 600 but they still sound like a leaf blower. The performance is great because, of all the fans i've tried, these fans blow the hardest at their given price point. If you don't mind the noise, then these fans will serve you well.

By: M4K_M4 17/11/22

Verified Owner

Yup! They're loud. But- They do a great job of cooling down my system.
I have an AMD Ryzen 7 5800x CPU which gets quite hot.
Since getting these for the front of my case, my CPU has gone down a whopping 20 degrees which is such a relief considering I want to look after my parts and ensure their longevity.
Concerning the noise, personally I don't think it's too bothersome. Coming from someone who's owned a PlayStation 4, It's much quieter.
I was aware of the noise going in to buy these, so I wasn't surprised by the fact and welcomed it with open arms, I could understand if you weren't aware of this it would be quite disappointing
& comparing...view more Yup! They're loud. But- They do a great job of cooling down my system.
I have an AMD Ryzen 7 5800x CPU which gets quite hot.
Since getting these for the front of my case, my CPU has gone down a whopping 20 degrees which is such a relief considering I want to look after my parts and ensure their longevity.
Concerning the noise, personally I don't think it's too bothersome. Coming from someone who's owned a PlayStation 4, It's much quieter.
I was aware of the noise going in to buy these, so I wasn't surprised by the fact and welcomed it with open arms, I could understand if you weren't aware of this it would be quite disappointing
& comparing it to other fans on the market I can see why it gets that reputation.

By: ShaquilleW1 28/11/24

If you want airflow to cool down the internals of your PC, this product is a great goto. It even comes with the rubber screws. If you want airflow to cool down the internals of your PC, this product is a great goto. It even comes with the rubber screws.

This fan is perfect for its function. Its surprisingly slick looking and lightweight.
A bit noisy but that's because its powerful, and uses no extra power for lights. This fan is perfect for its function. Its surprisingly slick looking and lightweight.
A bit noisy but that's because its powerful, and uses no extra power for lights.

I have had it running for about a month now..very efficient, lots of air moving...definitely not silent at high speed, but quiet enough for me. I have had it running for about a month now..very efficient, lots of air moving...definitely not silent at high speed, but quiet enough for me.

I have been impressed with CryoRig products before, as they appear to perform comparatively to more expensive hardware at very reasonable prices.

I bought two of these 140mm fans to use with a Kraken X62 water cooling AIO, on an overclocked i7 8700K CPU. They come with two sets of screws and a set of rubber pins/grommets which can't always be used to install the fans, but supposedly reduce vibration when they are used.

I could feel immediately that they pushed through much more air than the standard NZXT fans. Whereas I previously had a vague sense of hot air above my case, with these I could feel a constant stream of hot air from every...view more I have been impressed with CryoRig products before, as they appear to perform comparatively to more expensive hardware at very reasonable prices.

I bought two of these 140mm fans to use with a Kraken X62 water cooling AIO, on an overclocked i7 8700K CPU. They come with two sets of screws and a set of rubber pins/grommets which can't always be used to install the fans, but supposedly reduce vibration when they are used.

I could feel immediately that they pushed through much more air than the standard NZXT fans. Whereas I previously had a vague sense of hot air above my case, with these I could feel a constant stream of hot air from every vent in the upper part of my case. (A Dark Base Pro 900, which has limited openings due to it's focus on noise reduction).

I would guess they expel waste air faster than the radiator can actually cool it, under load.

The only downside is the increased noise - they are much louder than other fans when spinning at above 50%. This is the expected trade-off for what they do - after-all, pushing air through the baffles of the radiator must create a lot of disturbance as the air is forced through the various tiny spaces.

The other negative worth mentioning is that the corners of the fan's frame, where they are screwed in, are not very rigid or reinforced. It's easy to snap part of the corner plastic if you over tightened the screws. (This shouldn't be an issue if you use the included rubber pins).

Quite happy with the fans, and I'll consider CyroRig in the future for other purchases.

I bought these specifically to use at low RPMs and they fit the job perfectly. not that loud and good airflow. I would not recommend these for using at normal or higher RPM's as they do get a bit loud at those higher speeds. I bought these specifically to use at low RPMs and they fit the job perfectly. not that loud and good airflow. I would not recommend these for using at normal or higher RPM's as they do get a bit loud at those higher speeds.

Needed a 2nd fan to complete project and matched one I had. Not impressed with smallest soft mounts weirdly designed & if pulled out are hard to get back in, Why is there a left and right mount? Stupid designers getting carried away with irrelevant design. Jay explains fan bearings best on his 2 cent ch. Needed a 2nd fan to complete project and matched one I had. Not impressed with smallest soft mounts weirdly designed & if pulled out are hard to get back in, Why is there a left and right mount? Stupid designers getting carried away with irrelevant design. Jay explains fan bearings best on his 2 cent ch.