NOCTUA NF-A12x25 120x120x25mm 4-Pin PWM 2000RPM Case Fan/Case Cooler

no noise problem at higher rpms, overall great performance, 2-3 degree cooler temps when used on heat sinks.

Its amazing too loud for pc but recommended coz you can control with graph

Completely silent till 75% load, very low noise at 100% load.Long lasting SSO2 bearing (6 year warranty).+ PWM- Color of the fan (doesn't matter since it is placed inside the case).

I have replaced stock fans from my Unifi Ubiquiti USG Pro and I here the sound barely, before with stock fans I mom used to complain about noise while she was in other bedroom. Now no sound from the fans at all, for your reference I am not using any low noice adaptors. I will purchase two more to replace in 24 port PoE switch.

Seriously, it is very quit and noiseless.

Good, works, silent,

5.5 years after using Cooler Master Hyper 212X, It is time to finally retire the rattling fan. It has started making noise and vibrates a lot even at 1000 RPM which is 50% of its max RPM. That Cooler Master Heatsink is flawless and will last another 5 years easily.And what better fan to replace it than the legendary Noctua NF-F12 static pressure fan. In terms of RPM, this runs at a maximum RPM of 1500 while the Cooler Master bundled fan can run at a maximum of 2000 RPM. However, anything over 1200 RPM and Cooler Master fan used to sound like a jet. Noctua on the other hand is dead silent even at 1500 RPM. Temperature is reduced by 2 ~ 3 degree only but the fan noise has reduced a lot.If you can afford then do buy the Noctua NH-U12S CPU fan for upto 95W Intel CPUs.

The Best fan for Cases with less breathing space and for Water Coolers. Albeit the pricing is more than twice the price you get in the local market. Got it for 1100.

Bought a year ago, still going strong! Makes almost no noise and keeps my PC cool.

My Onkyo TX-NR7100 was constantly hitting triple digits (Fahrenheit), so a cooling solution was definitely needed. I’m equally not fond of the aesthetics of just placing fans over the receiver’s exhaust vents (I needed front exhaust anyway) or the prices of the much more visually appealing Infinity AIRCOM products, so it was DIY time. There are plenty of less expensive fans that I could have used, but I feel like Noctua brings a little more to the table than the others and I was still able to make this for half the cost of a front exhaust AIRCOM S10. Any other fan would have required a PWM control or adjustable voltage power adapter to reduce RPMs for quieter operation, but Noctua had me covered with the included LNA (low noise adapter) cables that drop the noise level down to a whisper quiet 34 dBA (combined) while providing solid airflow at 83 CFM (combined). I can faintly hear the fans from my main listening position that is 12’ from the receiver if the room is perfectly quiet, but that noise completely disappears at even the lowest volumes I listen to. The cooling is excellent with the highest temp I’ve seen with my laser thermometer being about 89F with the receiver’s volume up to 65 (which is the loudest I ever go), but most often the temp stays around 83F-84F, which is pretty much ideal. Exceptional materials and build quality, excellent airflow to noise ratio, a 6-year warranty, and the insane 150,000 hours MTBF made these fans an easy choice for my project.

Modified a Corsair AIO with this fan. Great product, quality evident. Includes rubber mounts and gasket for AIO application. Very quiet. AMD 5 CPU runs cool. Highly recommended!Since I purchased this fan, Noctua has released a low-profile cooler for ITX applications.

Installed nicely in a "generic" PC case build, works nicely.

Pedi 2 ventiladores, son super silenciosos y enfrian bastante bien mi equipo. Lo recomiendo ampliamente