Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM

I ordered the Arctic P12 PST PWM (5 Pack) for $24 dollars. 5 fans for $4.80/piece.

In comparison, **ONE** Noctua NF-A12x25 is **$35 USD**

People say these fans are utterly silent. Inaudible. But unfortunately, that simply isn't true. At full speed, Noctua's own spec is 22.6 dB(A), but they don't reveal the test conditions or the distance. Me thinks they must have used a rather large anechoic test chamber to come up with that number. I...

This fan can give Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM a home run for it's value, definitely worth trying:.

I just built my screaming Ryzen9 beast of a PC with a dual 120mm Corsair AIO. I foolishly figured I could cool the volcano that is Ryzen9 with minimal noise on a dual radiator. Not only could I still hear a slight whooosh from the stock Corsair fans at their lowest controllable PWM speed, but the CP...

3x Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM fans \~750 rpm. ​. System is absolutely noiseless and very cold, just as I wanted. It had cooling capacity for highest TDP gpu and mainstream cpu, and can support psu that can power both without any issues.

Update 04-14-2019: The circumstances of my build have changed. I have converted out to an open loop with (2) 480mm x 60mm radiators and in pull only configuration I use the NF-A12x25 PWM fans to handle to air movement. I have two more NF-a12x25 fans as separate exhaust and @ 900rpm on my loop, my 27...

Can't go wrong option: [Noctua NF-A12x25 PWM, Premium Quiet Fan, 120mm PWM]( https://a.co/d/b68UTUp). pressure, silence and excellent longevity. Optimal pick for Constant operation.

These fans are simply amazing. They are not as silent as other fans like the P12, but its expected as these can run faster. However, when you put them side by side at the same RPM, the noise is about the same, but the performance of the new NF-A12 is just better. I have a very demanding rig, with a ...

* Corsair SF600 80+ Platinum. * Noctua A12x25 PWM, maybe another needs to be added on front. now temps are fine.

These are definitely among the best low noise fans in the world for radiators, period. These are inaudible under 1000 rpm and very quiet under about 1400rpm. At 2000 rpm it is definitely audible but it is not annoying and it is noticeably more quiet than other 2000 rpm fans. Maybe it's just the nerd...