Video Card Fan Making Noise

This is an excellent card at a reasonable price. It has amazing performance and very quiet fan noise. It's also not that big - fits in most cases and only takes up 2 slots. I recommend buying it if you are upgrading from a GTX 9xx series or lower.

For the price, you can not find another light with this output, and color. I use it for video, and the very slight fan noise , is not a problem.. This is my second SL 200 , with the current sale price, I bought this one for backup , although my original is 4+ years old, and no problems.

Super nice, low fan noise great value video light! Will buy over 10 times

I do not observe any noise from a fan, if there is one. Works great!

My previous HP, a Z2 G4 has been solid for the past three years but the fan was loud and Chrome was usually the cause. On the Z9, add DDR5 memory and the maxed out NVidia A2000 video card, I have yet to hear the fan on the G9. It weighs a lot more than the G4 and I credit that to the beautiful metal outer case and all the heatsinking inside. The only drawback to the A2000 video option is you must loosen the one blue screw and remove the card if you need to do anything to the BIOS. Ms-windows must be running to get any video as the Nvidia A2000 card does not have EGA/VGA emulation. Not HPs fault, IMHO. BIOS company and microsoft need to add support.

If you're running a Z4 G4 with a high end video card - or an external RAID card, this fan will definitely lower the case temp by a bit. I have a pair of NvMe drives in my Z4, attached to the motherboard slots. This made the fan installation a bit dicey - it looked like it wouldn't fit. But that turned out to be untrue. If you lay the fan flat on the side that will face the interior of the computer, you can easily just raise it up into position. If you watch the HP video on (allegedly) how to do this, IMHO you will not succeed.

I purchased this particular card for shooting 4K video, which it handles without a stutter. I'm a big fan of Transcend memory cards, having used them in my business now for over a decade. I've never had a single failure.

I took a long time with this purchase because I had a Mac Pro 12-Core 2010 and I had it maxed out with a Nvidia Titan 6Gb Video card 64GB Ram, 4 SSD's and a 30 Cinema Display it was a fast and great machine however it would get hot and I would have to raise the fan speed to keep it cool, heinz loud fan noise which was driving me crazy. Not as bad as my 4 Video card PC but annoying enough.So sold the old Mac Pro and a few other things and bought this expensive Mac Pro 6 Core with Dual D700 64GB Ram 1TB Pcie Flash drive and a NEC PA272W and a of course the not included Apple USB keyboard and Magic Mouse and I have been a Mac Heaven with speed surpassing my 12Core and graphics that look clean and that just pop out from the screen. I have no regrets and praise Apple for there Mac Pro that makes my quality of life such a bliss! Oh thanks to B&H for having the machine I needed and for being able to split my payments between two credit cards and cash to make this dream come true. Apple only does two credit cards.

My quarantine splurge. Currently making do with the bare minimum Nvidia card (a 1050 ti) until RTX 30-series card are widely available. For HDR video, I picked up a Roku Ultra. Had to set Roku's HDR subsampling to 4:2:2 -- originally was 4:2:0, but that displayed video only on the left side of the screen. And wow, is this monitor BRIGHT! HDR1000 for the win.

It’s big, it definitely won’t be too hot for the video card. You can install large fans and not worry about noise. Through the glass side panel, everything inside is visible.