Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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ARCTIC
Pressure-optimised 140 mm fan delivers 72.8 CFM at 1700 RPM with 0.3 Sone noise for heatsinks and radiators
The ARCTIC P14 is a 140 mm case fan designed for static-pressure performance on heatsinks and radiators. It spins at 1700 RPM and delivers 72.8 CFM of airflow with a noise level of 0.3 Sone. The fan uses a 3-pin connector for power and speed reporting. It suits builders who need focused airflow through restrictive cooling components.
Replace generic airflow fans when cooling a dense radiator or tall heatsink where static pressure matters more than raw volume. The pressure-optimised blade design and fluid dynamic bearing reduce turbulence and friction at 1700 RPM. The jump is worth it when case airflow is adequate but component temperatures remain high due to restriction.
At 1700 RPM the fan moves 123.76 m³/h through restrictive fins, providing headroom for overclocked CPUs or multi-GPU liquid loops. It runs out when system impedance exceeds the pressure curve or when PWM speed control is required via a 4-pin header. Buyers who need variable speed curves or larger frame sizes should look elsewhere.
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The fan uses a standard 140 mm square frame with mounting holes spaced for 140 mm fan positions in cases or on radiators.
Align the keyed 3-pin plug with the motherboard fan header tab; the board then regulates voltage to vary speed up to 1700 RPM.
The sealed bearing design prevents lubricant loss, giving a long service life with no user-serviceable parts or scheduled replacement.
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