Technology - Air Slimmer 140 ARGB, Enhanced 140mm Slim Fan with Full-Range PWM and ARGB Lighting Effects SST-AS140B-ARGB

Solid quality. Moves a lot of air, doesn't rub against the case, and reasonable noise level.

Bought this fan based on a video review that compared roughly 25 slim 120 mm fans, where this model ranked at the top. It exceeded my expectations in a small form factor case, delivering lower temperatures and noticeably lower noise levels. It pairs extremely well with the AXP-120-67 and a Ryzen 9700X that is undervolted and overclocked.

Love this fan! If you need a thin / slim fan that pushes a lot of air and is quiet, look no further. I have two of these in my build as exhaust fans and I can't even tell they are running, they are that quiet. I have never been let down by silverstone products as of yet!

The best slim 120mm fans so far. Sufficient pressure to move a decent amount of air through my 30mm thick 22fpi radiator at around 1200 RPM. 22 fins per inch is on the denser side so it will perform even better with lower fpi radiators. Like any fan, they will be noisy at full throttle but they are 4 pin pwm controllable. They can also be daisy chained together but make sure not to exceed the 1 amp limit on most motherboard fan headers. There's no internal wires, pins or magnets for daisy chain. They just have a double headed dongle that connects 2 fans. 2 dongles will have to be used for 3 fans and so forth. At my time of purchase, $25 is a little expensive. If the fans linked up via pogo pins or internal wires, I can understand the pricing due to the extra manufacturing costs.

This exceeded expectations. Used this on a SI-100 since 25mm did not clear my case. despite it being a whole 10mm smaller, it is only slightly noisier than the other 25mm fans in my case and performs really well in contrast to its air pressure. Very satisfied with this and glad I found people who recommended it on Youtube, definitely a recommend from me as well.

I really wanted to like these fans. They’re decent quality and move air well for a low profile design. And they would have allowed a bit more room in my mATX case for airflow and clearance should I get a larger GPU. But man are they loud. Even at 50%, which is far below what I typically run the rest of my case fans (which are be quiet!), the wine was annoying. When the CPU was under load, and they curved to 70% or more, it was very distracting. Loud enough where, given the choice between keeping them and potentially needing to size up a case when upgrading my GPU, I’m opting for the latter.

Replacing a much thicker 140mm fan with this SilverStone Air Slimmer 140 (SST-AS140B) allowed me to install a mini-DTX motherboard in a mini-ITX case. The fan is quiet, the system runs great, and there are no heat issues. Running an i3-10105F on a Asrock H470M-HVS in an old Lian-Li case.

Only 140mm fans could fit in my small form factor build, but they are excellent as radiator fans and quiet. (MAKE A WHITE VERSION FOR US WHITE PC LOVERS)