Noctua NF-S12B redux-1200 PWM, High Performance Cooling Fan, 4-Pin, 1200 RPM (120mm, Grey)
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- High performance cooling fan, 120x120x25 mm, 12 V, 4-pin PWM, max. 1200 RPM, max. 18.1 dB(A), >150,000 h MTTF
- Renowned NF-S12B high-end 120x25mm 12V fan, more than 100 awards and recommendations from international computer hardware websites and magazines, hundreds of thousands of satisfied users
- Airflow-optimised blade design with high CFM and outstanding quietness of operation, ideal for low-noise case cooling, chassis ventilation and other applications with low airflow resistance
- 1200rpm 4-pin PWM version with excellent balance of performance and quietness, supports automatic motherboard speed control (powerful airflow when required, virtually silent at idle)
- Streamlined redux edition: proven Noctua quality at an attractive price point, wide range of optional accessories (anti-vibration mounts, S-ATA adaptors, y-splitters, extension cables, etc.)
Product Dimensions: 0.98"L x 4.72"W x 4.72"H
Brand: Noctua
Power Connector Type: 4-Pin
Voltage: 12 Volts
Cooling Method: Air
Compatible Devices: Desktop
Noise Level: 18.1 dB
Material: Fibre-glass reinforced PBT
Maximum Rotational Speed: 1200 RPM
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Compatible Devices: Desktop
Noise Level: 18.1 dB
Maximum Rotational Speed: 1200 RPM
Cooling Method: Air
Power Connector Type: 4-Pin
Voltage: 12 Volts
Material Type: Fibre-glass reinforced PBT
Item Dimensions L x W x H: 0.98"L x 4.72"W x 4.72"H
Manufacturer: Noctua
Global Trade Identification Number: 71
Brand Name: Noctua
UPC: 842431012371 782386478191
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Noctua makes some of the best computer case fans out there. Highly recommend these fans to anyone who needs more fans or wants to replace the ones that came with their case. Made with high quality materials, these fans look and feel great. They are virtually silent and always work as expected. Added this to a SFF case that didn't have a fan and the results were great. Everything ran at lower temps and this fan is silent.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 12, 2024 by Kindle Customer
I bought two of these to round out my PC case and make sure it has airflow coming in and going out. My case is an older NZXT Source 210 and if you are familiar with that case you might know the front panel has somewhat limited air inlets. So much so that when I first installed these fans (set to full speed because I do not yet have a 4 pin extension splitter cable long enough to add PWM functionality from the motherboard) the noise level was not too bad with the front panel off. When I put the front panel back on, however, there was a pretty significant jump in noise due to the design of the front panel on this case. Now if you were to run these fans at about 60 or 70 percent on the same case, the added noise would be pretty negligible. And I mostly blame it on my case because it is definitely not the greatest front panel design in the world. I sort of fixed this a bit by removing the front panel and using some snippers to remove a lot of the unnecessary plastic barriers that were simply impeding airflow. That did help some on airflow but the noise level is still a bit more than I would like. However, I knew that having two 120mm fans spinning at 1200 RPM in my case was not going to be all that quiet. My primary reason for buying these was that the fans I had in there were old and of much lower quality than pretty much any Noctua fan and one of them would occasionally get very noisy and I'd have to remove it and take it apart and re-lubricate the bearing. I know from experience that Noctua fans last and pretty much never get noisier than they were when new and that is exactly what I want. I want nothing but Noctua fans in my PC and now I have that. The price on these is great. The RPMs are low enough to where you can run them at full speed without the noise level being terrible and they're fast enough to move a decent amount of air at that speed. I did buy another Noctua 120mm fan and it's speed is 1700 RPMs at full speed so I really have no choice but to run it in PWM mode. Which is a bit annoying because in PWM mode it's speed never goes above about 900 RPM. Which isn't what I want (I want at least 1100). So, since these budget Noctua fans do not come with any low noise adapters like the more expensive models, it's PWM or buy a fan controller that will give you exactly the speed you want. Overall, I really couldn't be happier though. I will probably eventually buy a four pin splitter but I do already have them hooked up to a fan controller. I just kind of had my hopes on getting that fan controller out of my case because it adds a significant amount of wire clutter.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 12, 2020 by Brian
Noctura has been touted for years as one of the best PC fans out there. But I've only recently started using them regularly, as their old color scheme was so ugly in most builds. This two tone grey was lighter than I expected, but still worked well in the aesthetic of the builds I bought them for. I wish they offered black shells with white fan blades. But the performance of this fan is fantastic! I'm using them in Fractal Design Define C cases. I chose high pressure fans to overcome the filters and more restrictive intake areas of this case, and after only some experience with them, I'm very impressed. At a 50% PWM duty cycle, they run about 720RPMs and are nearly dead silent, but you can really feel them moving some air, even through the filters. There is basically no bearing or motor noise at these speeds. Once I go over 50% duty cycle, they become slightly audible, but it's mostly the air movement noise, no buzz/whine, etc. I still have to put these fans through their paces, but I'm really impressed by the quality! I have 2 complaints, however: - The cable, while very nice for a PC fan is very nice, is a little short. 2 to 3 extra inches would have really helped get the fans connected to the headers I wanted to use. - The fans don't come with any rubber grommets, which I was expecting at this price point and quality level. It appears Noctura sells them separately. But overall, this is probably the best 120mm fan I've encountered so far in performance terms.
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Reviewed in the United States on December 11, 2019 by James Kirk
It might be a cheaper version but its still a Noctua, its got the usual Noctua traits. Its extremely quiet and the build quality is superb along with its amazing 6 year warranty. Overall a great case fan since its an airflow focused fan, but I reckon it should work alright on a heatsink or radiator as well at low RPMs compared to pressure fans as what I found out in testing is that Airflow fans only loses to pressure fans in the higher RPM ranges. And well since this is a low RPM quiet fan it should do a decent job at its RPM.
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Reviewed in the United States on February 27, 2018 by Owen Arliawan Owen Arliawan
These fans are used in an indoor garden. I first purchased the 1700 RPM version. After enlarging the space I wanted more fans. This time I opted for the 1200 RPM thinking it would be just a tad quieter. Both fans are virtually silent. But running several fans sounds like a mini server closet. More than acceptable quiet. I just wanted more. But the 1200 RPM moves considerably less air that the 1700 RPM. The 1700 may be felt 3 feet away. The 1200 may be weakly felt a foot away. This brand and model work extremely well for my application. The 1200 RPM is just surprisingly less forceful than the 1700 RPM.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 24, 2023 by C. Wyatt