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GELID Silent Pro 14 PWM Case Fans Review

Cooling/VGA & Other Cooling by stefan @ 2016-07-18

The new Silent Pro 14 case fans from Gelid did impress us positively because they are able to drive plenty of airflow while staying silent enough. The PWM feature means that it is not mandatory to have them connected to a fan controller in order to regulate the speed, but the fan RPM will be modified continuously based on the load of the system, when plugged in to the motherboard; PWM profiles can be also altered via the system BIOS in order to have a perfect balance between noise and cooling performance.

A Closer Look Contd.

Here is a look on the back side of the fan, which also exposes the central sticker with technical specs:

A closer view at the fan shows the areas where the rubber mounts will get installed:

For extra durability and good cable management, we get braided cables:

The cable also ends with a black 4-pin PWM connector:

In order to test the Silent Pro 14 PWM fans, we are using again the InWin 909 case along with the Noctua NF-A14 industrialPPC fans combination in order compare the cooling performance:

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