Well, let's clarify some things.
The fan is inappropriate. Unless you are deaf, then you have no problem.
First of all, you should not call a fan a turbine. With so much noise it makes, it's like launching a C-130.
Someone mentioned that at low speeds it is quiet. Be careful with this because someone might think that if they want quiet, they will put it on low speed, which is not the case. The fan does not suffer, unless you tilt it completely and it stops working.
To understand, it makes almost the same noise as a dehumidifier I have or is more noisy than the air conditioner in the room.

I have 2 of these for a while now, for introduction in the box. They are worth it only if you want a lot of air and don't mind it sounding a bit. If you want just "enough" air and for it to sound as little as possible, I think the brown one with 1500 rotations is better. At the same rotations, this one sounds a bit more, since it has a different motor to reach 3000 with reliability.

Very powerful heavy duty fan. Up to 1100rpm it is quiet. I have it as a back fan in my system. I have set it to increase speed if the temperature rises in the PC. Very high-quality construction. If it goes full throttle, you feel like an F16 is passing by

Very powerful fan for a computer, at maximum speed it is noisy but generally at low speeds it is quiet and has very good airflow.

It is what it says. Very powerful fan, it takes and lifts everything inside the box. I didn't give it 5 stars because this ability of his drops quite a bit when I reduce its speed, so as to reduce the noise. When it works above 1500 revolutions, you can hear it quite a bit. At 3000 revolutions, it becomes an electric vacuum cleaner. The tone of the noise is not annoying, it is just powerful.