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

Have now replace cpu and gpu cooler with H55 and and replaced stock fan with Noctua NF-F12PWM. Perfect result! more air flow. Less noise and above all, much cooler system. Cpu is cooled by a single NF-F12PWM, Gpu is cooled by two NF-F12PWM in push-pull. never dreamed i could have a system with this little noise at these tempetures. I sincerely recomend this fan. money well spend.

anche al massimo il rumore è molto ridotto,notevole la quantita daria spostata anche a confronto con ventole come le corsair 120 p che sulla carta hanno prestazioni superiori ma in realtà non è così

I have 4 months with this fan installed on a geminII m4 of cooler master, its from my second computer. The difference in temperature has been noted by comparing it with the fan having that heatsink by default.

Its Noctua. What do you expect?

This is a very well designed fan. I have a high performance gaming PC. I replaced the fan from CPU cooler radiator with this fan. The original fan became noisy over time to my sensitive ears. The noisy fan has a widely used design drawback, which cause them to slowly go out of balance over time when mounted inside-out instead of outside-in. This fan is keeping the case cool without making any bothersome noise.

All i have to say is wow. I bought these as they have had the biggest praise on the internet, i am not disappointed in anyway. The packaging quality is outstanding, not to mention the fans. The build quality is great they feel rigid and will last a long time, they are exceptionally quiet and this is why i bought 2 to replace the corsair fan in my H80i watercooler. (I dont mind the colour either)

La qualité Noctua est la que dire de plus

When you take into account the useful accessories (voltage reducer, PWM splitter and extender cable - all sleeved - with screws and good silent mounts), the quality and performance of the fan and the excellent packaging and company ethos of this product, its a 5* deal and actually pretty good value for money.

I replaced the stock fan on my radiator with two of these in a push/pull configuration. Im moving over twice the air with about the same noise level. The ability to tune the flow/noise levels with the different connectors let me dial in the amount of air I needed without the excess noise. Now Im hoping the other fans in my case will die, so I can replace them with more of these. They may be pricey, but theyre quieter and more durable than sleeve bearing fans, so they pay for themselves in the long run.

I never understood the hype over these irresistible and attractive poop colored blades until I purchased 4 of them for my 2x 240mm rads. I originally had 4 corsair ml120 pros and they produced an annoying rattling noise at <1000 rpm. But once I slapped these beautiful terds all over my rads, my world was rocked. They literally took a s*** on the ml pros and are smooth as butter at all rpms. Im changing my build theme to be poop colored in honor of these gorgeous deuce mcalisters.