Testseek.com have collected 195 expert reviews of the Noctua NF-F PWM Series case fans and the average rating is 89%. Scroll down and see all reviews for Noctua NF-F PWM Series case fans.
June 2017
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The editors liked
Retail pricePossibly the best performance you can have from an 120mm fan
Great cooling potential Quiet operation
Sturdy construction
6 year warranty
Extension and Y cables
Large Selection of Accessories
Available Colors
High Build Quality
Easy To Mount
Fantastic performance in water cooling
Great ideas on the anti vibration pads at each corner
Able to link a series of fan by using only one three pin connector
IP67 rating
Excellent build quality
Six years warranty period
Tried and Tested SSO2 bearing
24v fans that can operate at 12v
Varying choices within IndustrialPPC lineup
Quiet operations at varying speeds used with 12v
Chromax customization allows for a lot of color accents to match your build
All black color scheme option allows for universal compatibility in any DIY system
Very efficient motor that consumes relatively little power and can have the fan run at low spe
Lots of Technology
Focused Flow Design
22dBA Design
Noise Isolation
Great cooling potential
Extremely quiet
Extension and Y cables
The editors didn't like
None
Price (For Some)
Identical Fan Specifications With Normal Models
Slight Increase In CPU Cooler Size
At around £20 retail
The fan is not really pressure-optimized and does not make for a good radiator fan
Expensive for what it offers relative to the market
Abstract: Noctua originates from a collaboration between the Austrian Rascom Computer distribution Ges.m.b.H. and the Taiwanese cooling specialist Kolink International Corporation, pooling more than thirty years of experience in the development, manufacturing, and...
Published: 2017-03-17, Author: Tomas , review by: uk.hardware.info
Our test results show that some fans are better suited for radiators or CPU coolers compared to others. Once again we want to emphasize that we aren't capable of directly measuring the static pressure of these fans, however our test method gives us a good...
Published: 2016-06-28, Author: Tomas , review by: uk.hardware.info
Abstract: Many manufacturers of case fans offer separate fans with high static pressure. These fans are capable of easily pushing air through small openings, which makes them ideal for CPU cooler or water cooling radiators. But what are the best options?There are r...
Everybody will have their own personal preferences. Be sure to take a look at our enormous comparison table or the various smaller tables from the previous pages to find the case fans that are just right for you. For overclockers who want the best poss...
Everybody will have their own personal preferences. Be sure to take a look at our enormous comparison table or the various smaller tables from the previous pages to find the case fans that are just right for you. For overclockers who want the best poss...
Mighty impressed with this, its super quiet at 100% speed, it DOES bring down temps with your cooler which surprised me a lot,especially a 4 degree drop in load temp! The few extras like 30cm extender and Y cable are super nice bonuses. The wealth of tech...
Noctua's NF-F12 fans are something special, or Premium as Noctua themselves phrase it. You've got to have a burning to desire for silent enthusiast-grade performance in your system to want to invest in these fans which cost a hefty £16 each in the UK and...
x3C/script>' ); // ]]>In terms of performance, we've not found many fans that are on the same levels as Noctua's offerings. The NF-F12 PWM is no exception to this rule. It does an excellent job of cooling your system without generating anything more t...
The Noctua NF-F12 is a fantastic fan. It's not the fastest 120mm fan out there but it's definitely the most (if not one of the) silent 120mm fan I tested so far, running on 1500 RPM. It has a good focused air flow which is great for cooling water cooling ...
