XSPC Radiator Gasket, 140mm, 2-Pack

I bought 3 x twin packs to use on the side panel of my Corsair Vengeance C70. I've stacked three each under the 140mm Noctua NF-A14s in the side-panels to insulate the case from the fans and move them closer to the MSI 780 ti sli.The gaskets have definitely subdued the noise to a level I am happy with (I doubt the NF-A14s would ever be quiet when running in a side panel) and the installation also knocked three-six degrees Celsius from the GPUs under load (which was something I really wanted). As a bonus the i7 4770K now also runs one-two degrees cooler under its Switfech H240-X, I don’t know if that is because the fans now blow directly onto a good length of tubing, are putting the inflow of fresh air under the upward draft of the liquid cooler's fans or from some other mystery of flow dynamics inside the case.I recommend these and will likely buy the version for the base, front and rear 120mm fans case fans.

Nice gasket. Does its job. Glue is just about right so its secure once firmly placed, but can be pulled up if you are having trouble placing without destroying the product.The screw holes could stand to be just a bit bigger, and the edges slightly wider so placement doesn't have to be so precise.Bonus is they are stamped out of a large piece of glue-faced foam but the center is left in place, so you can use as a sound deadening panel on your case.

These get three stars only because they do reduce the noise level due to vibration. I purchased these to use with a Corsair H110 GT in an NZXT Switch 810 case. They are made of very low quality foam (it tears very easily) and the holes are not symmetrical. Silicon gaskets are far more effective than foam at sound dampening and they don't tear. All in all, I would not buy these again.

worked as advertised