Specifications
Manufacturer
Corsair
Model
Air Series AF140 Quiet Edition
Part #
CO-9050009-WW
Manufacturer
Corsair
Size
140 mm
Color
Black
RPM
1150 RPM
Airflow
67.8 CFM
Noise Level
24 dB
PWM (4-Pin)
No
LED
Yes
Static Pressure
0.84 mmH₂O
Bearing Type
Hydraulic
Features
- Static Pressure (mm/H2O): 0.84 mm/H2O
- Power Draw (@ +12V): 0.1A
- The AF140 Quiet Edition is a great choice for a quiet side panel intake or case exhaust, or even a 'pull' fan for a radiator or heatsink.
- Eleven ultra-thin blades for excellent airflow at very low noise levels.
- Custom fan enclosure for ducting air in the right direction with minimal interference.
- Advanced Hydraulic Bearing for reliable, quiet operation.
- Rubberized corners for sound damping when installed with standard screws.
- User-replaceable colored rings so you can match your fans to your case
- Included voltage step-down adapter for even quieter operation.
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Specifications
Manufacturer
Corsair
Model
Air Series AF140 Quiet Edition
Part #
Manufacturer
Corsair
Size
140 mm
Color
Black
RPM
1150 RPM
Airflow
67.8 CFM
Noise Level
24 dB
PWM (4-Pin)
No
LED
Yes
Static Pressure
0.84 mmH₂O
Bearing Type
Hydraulic
Features
- Static Pressure (mm/H2O): 0.84 mm/H2O
- Power Draw (@ +12V): 0.1A
- The AF140 Quiet Edition is a great choice for a quiet side panel intake or case exhaust, or even a 'pull' fan for a radiator or heatsink.
- Eleven ultra-thin blades for excellent airflow at very low noise levels.
- Custom fan enclosure for ducting air in the right direction with minimal interference.
- Advanced Hydraulic Bearing for reliable, quiet operation.
- Rubberized corners for sound damping when installed with standard screws.
- User-replaceable colored rings so you can match your fans to your case
- Included voltage step-down adapter for even quieter operation.
Price History
Reviews
- 335 points
- 52 months ago
from completed build PROJECT: JETTE - $4K Workstation/Gaming PC (First time build)
Great fans for airflow.
- 131 points
- 58 months ago
from completed build Desert Thunder
I replaced the case stock fans with Corsair Air Series AF140 Quiet Edition fans. I love these fans as they are very quiet for the amount of air they move. They also look good. There was only one snag with the fans and their installation. The power cables on the AF140 fans are not very long. They would not reach the motherboard fan headers from the front of my Corsair 750D case. I had to go to Fry’s Electronics to get a couple of 3 pin cable extensions.
- 129 points
- 42 months ago
from completed build The Joker - First Ever build
Im a big FAN of these :D I really like the fact that they come with 3 different colour rings as I wanted good fans that would match the colour scheme I was going for. Because they include White rings its easy to spray paint them to what ever colour matches your build. In my case green.
- 96 points
- 38 months ago
from completed build Ebony & Ivory (First PC Build)
Air flow fans for the rear and top exhaust of my build they look great and its nice that they include red, blue, and white interchangeable rings. they move a good amount of air, are relatively quiet and didn't cost much. i'm sure there's better out there cough cough Noctua but they come at a cost and don't quite look as nice. oh yeah they are not pwm either.
- 79 points
- 35 months ago
from completed build Back to the drawing board(rebuild)
Was good but mine failed on me now makes a lot of noise.
- 67 points
- 36 months ago
from completed build Daylight (1.0)
Very quiet and perform well. Colored rings look great and add a bit of flair.
- 56 points
- 50 months ago
from completed build Micro ATX Skylake 1080p gaming build
Very quiet fan, I have the white LED edition mounted as an exhaust. It's very nice looking and quiet.
- 55 points
- 40 months ago
from completed build Iridium [Editing/Gaming]
Ambient lighting that you don't notice if you have LEDs in your case at all. It also is super quiet and when it's under load it sounds like an ocean's waves crashing along the seashore. Super pleasing to the ears.
- 48 points
- 40 months ago
from completed build The Chaos Engine (1st Build)
Pushes lots of air quietly and looks really nice. Quality and aesthetics in a fan!
