Cable length : 40cm I Acoustical noise : 25,1 dB(A)
Blade geometry : Pressure-optimized Nine Blade Design with Vortex-Control Notches
Max. input power : 1,08 W I Operating voltage : 12V
6 Year Warranty
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Specification: Noctua NF-P12 redux-1700rpm 4-pin Case Fan/Cabinet Fan
Product Dimensions
‎18L x 17W x 3.2H Centimeters
Item model number
‎NF-P12 redux 1700 PWM
Power Connector Type
‎4-Pin
Voltage
‎12 Volts
Cooling Method
‎Fan
Compatible Devices
‎Desktop
Noise Level
‎25.1 dB
Maximum Rotational Speed
‎1700 RPM
Air Flow Capacity
‎120.2 CMPH
Manufacturer
‎Noctua
Model
‎NF-P12 redux 1700 PWM
Brand
‎NOCTUA
Mounting Hardware
‎Case Fan
Computer Memory Type
‎DIMM
Number of items
‎1
Colour Screen
‎No
Batteries Included
‎No
Batteries Required
‎No
Has Auto Focus
‎No
Includes Rechargeable Battery
‎No
Supports Bluetooth Technology
‎No
Programmable Buttons
‎No
Country of Origin
‎China
Item Weight
‎125 g
13 reviews for Noctua NF-P12 redux-1700rpm 4-pin Case Fan/Cabinet Fan
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You Know, That Guy.. –
It’s not cheap, but it worth it. Used it for my liquid cooling. Originally supplied fans were awful, too noisy and with a rattling sound. Now it’s cool and quiet.
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★★★★★
Nithin Joji –
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).
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★★★★★
Cax –
no noise problem at higher rpms, overall great performance, 2-3 degree cooler temps when used on heat sinks.
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Monish Sen –
Great fans, run quiet, and have had zero issues since installing.
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Swaraj –
I bought two of these to go in a gaming PC. Great fans. Quiet. Love the two tone look. Super easy to install. would 100% buy again. Quality product that works as advertised.
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★★★★★
gxsaurav –
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.
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Srikanth –
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.
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★★★★★
Ryan Karolak –
Por algo Noctua es una de las marcas lÃderes del mercado de enfriamiento de PC, es muy silencioso y tiene accesorios para evitar que haga ruido por si hay vibraciones, le falta una extension por si se tiene que instalar lejos del conector.
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★★★★★
Michael –
I installed this in my desktop, replacing an existing stock fan. Compared to the stock fan the sound produced is quieter and better sounding. The performance of the fan is better as well.
It’s not a cheap fan at all, but Noctua fans never disappoint. This fan is no different. It’s a great option if you are looking for a high quality case fan.
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★★★★★
RomyK –
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.
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gxsaurav –
Always wanted a Noctua fan in my computer due to all the hype and finally got NF-A14 Chromax for top exhaust duty. Good fan but not worth the price. These are made in China. Build quality is okay but not premium fan territory. Performance wise it does what its supposed to do, move a lot of air, thats it. Expected it to be silent as everybody says noctuas are silent but these 140mm’s are noisier at 1500rpm than the corsair QL120 which are installed in my build as front intake and back exhaust. Would have been worth it if pricing was right. There are similar non RGB 140mm fans from arctic which perform similarly but costs less than half of a noctua.
Noctua is not bad but there are good alternatives out there like Arctic P/F series , bionix series or the awesome corsair ML series.
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RomyK –
Super silent. Does the job. Coloring of rubber skates is useless since they will be on the inside. Slightly overpriced for non-rgb fans. bought 3 of these to replace the stock fans on my CM ML360LR. fits perfectly side by side on the radiator
You Know, That Guy.. –
It’s not cheap, but it worth it. Used it for my liquid cooling. Originally supplied fans were awful, too noisy and with a rattling sound. Now it’s cool and quiet.
Nithin Joji –
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).
Cax –
no noise problem at higher rpms, overall great performance, 2-3 degree cooler temps when used on heat sinks.
Monish Sen –
Great fans, run quiet, and have had zero issues since installing.
Swaraj –
I bought two of these to go in a gaming PC. Great fans. Quiet. Love the two tone look. Super easy to install.
would 100% buy again. Quality product that works as advertised.
gxsaurav –
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.
Srikanth –
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.
Ryan Karolak –
Por algo Noctua es una de las marcas lÃderes del mercado de enfriamiento de PC, es muy silencioso y tiene accesorios para evitar que haga ruido por si hay vibraciones, le falta una extension por si se tiene que instalar lejos del conector.
Michael –
I installed this in my desktop, replacing an existing stock fan. Compared to the stock fan the sound produced is quieter and better sounding. The performance of the fan is better as well.
It’s not a cheap fan at all, but Noctua fans never disappoint. This fan is no different. It’s a great option if you are looking for a high quality case fan.
RomyK –
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.
gxsaurav –
Always wanted a Noctua fan in my computer due to all the hype and finally got NF-A14 Chromax for top exhaust duty.
Good fan but not worth the price. These are made in China. Build quality is okay but not premium fan territory.
Performance wise it does what its supposed to do, move a lot of air, thats it. Expected it to be silent as everybody says noctuas are silent but these 140mm’s are noisier at 1500rpm than the corsair QL120 which are installed in my build as front intake and back exhaust.
Would have been worth it if pricing was right. There are similar non RGB 140mm fans from arctic which perform similarly but costs less than half of a noctua.
Noctua is not bad but there are good alternatives out there like Arctic P/F series , bionix series or the awesome corsair ML series.
RomyK –
Super silent. Does the job. Coloring of rubber skates is useless since they will be on the inside. Slightly overpriced for non-rgb fans. bought 3 of these to replace the stock fans on my CM ML360LR. fits perfectly side by side on the radiator
Venkata A. –
Seriously, it is very quit and noiseless.