Jul 7 2017, 10:51 AM
QUOTE(Edifier @ Jun 28 2017, 06:41 PM)
Noctua NF-S12A series is ideal for case fans, you can apply multiple fans on the front, top or on the back of a case. As we had said already having a decent CPU cooler matters a lot to get maximum from the case fans. For Air Coolers on CPU, these fans help a lot to draw out heat and push more and more cooler air. This maintains a decent CPU temperature on long run. In our test machine when playing games on max system the temperature was crossing 60degree just like that, after adding the fans the temperature gain was down to 40%. On other side, when we applied a liquid cooler there was huge drop in rising temperature speed. Through our test we can conclude these fans are really designed for sheer performance. They are quiet silent on high rpm and durable.
http://www.gamepur.com/review/26416-noctua...erformance.html
I got this amazing case fan after watch review by Linus Techtips http://www.gamepur.com/review/26416-noctua...erformance.html
. I using Asus Fanxpert, it say can up to 1200rpm PWM. Really helps cool down my Silencio 510. Before this i was using the standard 120mm silent fan 700rpm provided by the casing but i found out it was not efficient enough to move the hot air. Sometimes can reach 47 to 50 degree MBO temp (using amd phenom ii x4 965 black edition). Thanks to the NF-S12A airflow, i have more thermal control while balancing power saver and performance. My CPU fan no need to full blast every time play Battlefield 4 due too cooler casing temp 
. Very quiet even at high RPM. Current setup 2 airflow front and 1 airflow back.The only speed bump is the anti-vibration mounting during installation. Can't squeeze them rubber mounts through casing tight space. I lazy to dismantle everything so only tightened 2/4 mountings
.Thanks sellers and good job Noctua
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