System builders looking to keep their system cool while limiting noise levels can do so with the white NZXT F140Q 140mm PWM Quiet Airflow Case Fan Whitefrom NZXT. This single 140mm fluid dynamic bearing fan provides you with enhanced power, driving performance with an adjustable PWM fan speed from 500 to 1,500 rpm for 102.9 CFM airflow while maintaining a low 29.8 dBA noise level. You connect the F140Q to your hub or motherboard with the 4-pin PWM fan connector, giving you vast adjustability options to meet your needs. The 1.77mm H₂O static pressure ensures fluidity, keeping air quality balanced. The F140Q offers a long-lasting lifespan with up to 60,000-hours of operation.

Fluid Dynamic Bearings    140mm Fan Size    500 - 1,500 rpm Fan Speed    102.9 CFM Airflow    4-Pin PWM Connector    29.8 dBA Noise Level    1.77mm H₂O Static Pressure    60,000 Hour Lifespan

Minimal blade-to-frame gap ratio and chamfered frame maximizes performance with a concentrated pattern that drives airflow

Fluid dynamic bearings ensure long-lasting life and smooth operation

PWM control allows you to adjust speed based on your system's needs while remaining quiet

Sturdy and reliable frame features rubberized corners to absorb vibration noise, reducing sound interruptions

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the SB-700 Speedlight work on the D7500?

A: Yes, the Nikon SB-700 Speedlight Flash is compatible for use with the Nikon D7500 DSLR camera.

Q: 2. is the touch screen function Able to turn off?

A: Im not sure never have tried it

Q: 3. Does this camera have a DoF preview button? I see a button marked Fn2 in the usual location of the DoF button.

A: No it doesn't and you can't assign the function to a button either.

Q: 4. If purchased mail order from B&H to Europe, do I get the same full Nikon warranty coverage as consumers in the U.S.?

A: The warranties are only valid within the U.S if it is listed as a U.S Warranty only.

Q: 5. Do you sell delux kit (by itself) with this refurbished d7500?

A: I'm sorry, no, refurbished bodies do not come as deluxe kits.

Q: 6. Is the 4k crop factor the same as the D500 i.e. 2.25 ?

A: Yes. It is not a full-sensor 4K readout.1.5x DX crop x 1.5x 4K crop = 2.25x total crop factor when shooting 4K video.10mm = 22.5, 14mm = 31.5, 16mm = 36, 18mm = 40.5, 20mm = 45, 24mm = 54, 28mm = 63, 35mm = 78.7550mm = 112.5, 70mm = 157.5, 85mm = 191.25105mm = 236.25, 135mm = 303.75, 180mm = 405200mm = 450, 300mm = 675, 400mm = 900500mm = 1125, 600mm = 1350, 800mm = 1800

Q: 7. will i get two batteries with in the box

A: No, this kit comes with 1 battery.

Q: 8. Does the 7500 have 2 memory card slots?

A: No it does not. To be truthfully honest, if one is considering buy a brand new camera and wants the best deal I would recommend that they really consider getting the Nikon D7200 camera. It is my previous camera. It has two card slots and is a damn good camera. I actually had a bad SD card in this camera and could not take any more photos while I was out because I did not have an extra SD card as I always had in my D7200.

Q: 9. How many card slots?

A: The D-7500 has ONLY one. The main reason is because SDs can break and/or loose all info. The newer/next models will off XQDs, which are stronger/larger/faster, but much more expensive. The D-7100 and D-7200 have 2 SDs with almost all of the same specs and you can save a few hundred with either, and put the money towards a, Better , FF lens for your next camera. The main difference with the D-7200 is the Wlan and other transfer features. Also, in a survey: Pros say that they stop using SD after 4-5 years. I use mine for a back-up with my Ext. HDs or give tham to clients with photos of the job.

Q: 10. How many pictures can be taken on a 32GB, 64GB, 128GB and a 256GB memory card ?

A: A lot will depend on your settings especially Size, quality and type. RAW will take up much more than JPEG. I have normally been shooting JPEG Medium Fine. With those settings I'm getting 3.5k on a 32 GB SD and 27.8k on the 256GB