Noctua NA-SAVP1 chromax.white, Anti-Vibration Pads for 120/140mm Noctua Fans (16-pack, White)

I've used Noctua's Redux fans in my most recent build, and I'm happy with the performance.The Redux fans keep the price low by omitting extra items you might not need, like trim pads, splitter cables and fan mounts. I've got loads of all three, so I didn't really need any extras. However, the case I used is red and has a window in the side, so I decided to dress the fans up a bit using these pads and the matching silicone anti-vibration mounts.The pack contains enough pads for four fans if you do both sides of the fan. My fans have one side hidden, so I didn't need to use all the pads.The pads don't really do much, especially if you have mounted the fans with the silicone rubbers. They do look good though, and are available in a variety of colours. My fans are the two-tone grey colour, and the red pads go nicely with them.

I added these to fans mounted in the middle of a larger flat panel, and they’ve made a noticeable difference in reducing vibration and noise. They’re easy to install and feel like a quality bit of kit, as you'd expect from Noctua.Definitely a worthwhile upgrade if your fans are causing any hum or resonance through panels or cases. Small change, big impact.

Every easy to fit they look great and does seem to lower the vibration from the noctua fans. The broken pad was just annoying, it still looks ok. I believe they are a little expensive for 8 rubber pads

While these are a must if you hate Noctua's brown puke colour these should come with the fans considering Arctic P14's are 1/3 of the price of the Noctua NF-A14, seriously how much would it costs Noctua to include these with the fans? These are a must to keep the build looking uniformed in colour but for a 16 pack of rubber pieces you can also go ahead and buy an entire fan from Arctic that competes with the NF-A14!While I like Noctua products I will think twice about buying again, just hope the fans and these rubber anti vibration pads last me 10 years!I understand that the Chromax line of fans come with all the coloured anti-vibration pads but IMO when spending £28 on a single fan it should have everything including the anti-vibration pads and fan mount kit.

These are essential for reducing fan noise if you have the Redux (ie the basic grey version) of the Noctua fans.If you have the Noctua brown version (the premium version) it would appear that these are already fitted as standard. However, you may wish to change the colour.

If you've bought noctua fans these are a must, especially for how inexpensive they are.Build quality of these are greatSuper easy to installIsolates vast majority of vibrations made by the fans from propagating to your chassisStops annoying rattles from your chassisAll-in-all great product and I have nothing negative to say

Absolutely loving these anti-vibration pads, bought some redux fans for a new case and these are absolutely stunning looking paired with an NZXT case. I can only recommend. Is it pricey? no..considering you will be using it for years and years. Lovely addition and it does help with noise I can say that with the pads the redux fans sound way more quiet than without.

With the recent release of Noctua's Industrial Spec Fan's being available in black and not that horrible looking brown, you can now go further and colour code them with these anti-vibration pads compatible with most Noctua 120/140mm fans. I got the red colour anti-vibration pads to match my ROG board but they are available in many diffrent colours. Installation is easy and takes seconds to remove the factory stock standard browns and replace with your new choice of colour pads.Packaging is very basic in that you get 16 anti-vibration pads in a small box, would have preferred them to be bagged in a sealed packet then placed in the box but after counting them was pleased to find all 16 pads were there.Its been a long wait but finally Noctua has answered our wishes and gave us what we computer enthusiasts have been asking for.