Noctua NF-S12B redux-1200, High Performance Cooling Fan, 3-Pin, 1200 RPM (120mm, Grey)

Quiet and very efficient. Used as rear exhaust for my Phanteks P400a digital case. Very cool temps and very quiet.

I have 3 of them in my machine and they are super quiet and were easy to install!!

They swirl, they dance, they are electrified and cast a chill across the playing field.

They were super easy to install. Its just as similar to any cpu fans in that regard. Theyre so quiet and they put out so much air flow. Will be sticking with the brand in the future.

I just had a fan fail. It was one that came with the case. Sleeve bearings just suck. But, I had installed a Noctua with the CPU cooler, and its been cruising along nicely. So, Noctua was a natural brand choice to replace the cheap-ass sleeve-bearing fan that failed.

I have two of these in my Corsair carbide 88R micro-atx case, one push and one pull. Since installation, my cpu temp has dropped about 10c and my computer is MUCH quieter. I’m very pleased, my Ryzen 5 2600x is no longer thermally throttling and I can actually listen to music without an annoying whirring sound from the fans... that constantly varies in pitch. I think the stock fan for the carbide 88r pretty much sucks, these are so much better... they can actually mov some air.

Everything about it is great for a low power, quiet, Mobo controlled fan. And good price. If it lasts a year I will add another star as it will have been perfect.

I dont want to pay $100 for 2 fans from other brands. So these series meet my need perfectly, at the same time deliver top notch quality. If you havent heard of Noctua, now is the time to order some.

No problems, fixed my noisy power supply fan with this. Now it’s dead silent. Noctua should start making RGB fans :)

Had to replace a stock case fan in my Cooler Master Cosmos (2007) case. Installed without difficulty; running silently. Over the years, all the fans Ive installed were made by Noctua - always had top reviews at the time I needed them. Totally recommend Noctua.