Noctua NF-F12 PWM, Premium Quiet Fan, 4-Pin (120mm, Brown)

Sweet fan, the noise adapter silicone bits are weird to use. This fan is high quality and awesome at doing its job, dont be turned off by the color pallet of khaki and brown.

Bought fan for future install so out of return window now by the time I attempted to use it. Cut off the connector with intention of using black wire as ground and yellow wire as positive and wire into on off switch. Ignore other wires. When fan connected accordingly it doesnt activate. Same steps with another fan (sickle flow 120) I bought works fine.

Really awesome fans, I just replaced my 2 fans into my corsair H80i V2 And now this is silent and improved performance.

If you do not already know, Noctua PAYS for itself, in so many ways, then you simply never had Noctua and are 10 years behind the times or more.

Noctua fait du bon boulot en terme de rapport qualité/prix

Non ero certo che spendere 20 euro per una ventola fosse la scelta migliore; mi sembrava decisamente caro come prezzo.

Costano un pochino di più rispetto alle altre ventole ma ne vale ogni centesimo fattura maniacale e la ventola è completa di accessori dalla prolunga allo sdoppiatore per collegare 2 ventole al pwm della mobo e la resistenza per limitare la rotazione della ventola in caso di mancanza di pwm liberi. Pienamente soddisfatto la ventola è molto silenziosa ai bassi regimi rumorosa solo al massimo ma se si ha un buon raffreddamento non la vedrete mai al massimo

Arrivata nei tempi stabiliti. Aggiunta come seconda ventola per lottimo dissipatore UH12S sul Ryzen 5600X, temperatura scesa di 2-3 gradi. Consigliato.

Se cercate il silenzio non compratela. Chi ha scritto che é silenziosa credo abbia seri problemi di udito. Ho dovuto reinstallare la vecchia ventola, vecchia ma più silenziosa

OK, so, let me start by saying that I know a lot about computers. When I decided I was going to build a system on a strict budget earlier this year, I went with Mini-ITX form factor and a 240mm AIO cooler (the Corsair H100iv2, to be exact) for the ideal combination or portability and silence... or so I thought. My apartment doesnt have climate control, so during the Winter my PC was utterly silent and overclocked nicely... but then Midwest Summer struck, and my temperatures started going up, and the stock fans in the H100iv2 started to show that they were where Corsair cut corners to keep the cost of that cooler so reasonable. Well, after a couple months of maddening hums and occasional jet aircraft takeoffs I disabled my overclocks and just ran with the stock speeds... but obviously, this wasnt ideal.