NF-P12 redux-1300 PWM, Quiet Fan, 4-Pin, 1300 RPM (120mm, Grey)

I’ve been using the Noctua NF-P12 redux-1300 PWM for a few weeks now, and I’m really impressed. The fan runs very quietly—even under load—which makes a huge difference in my build. It’s solidly built and feels durable, just what I expect from Noctua. Installation was straightforward, and it fits perfectly in my case. Performance-wise, it keeps my system cool without any annoying noise. The PWM control helps adjust speeds smoothly depending on the temperature, so it’s efficient and energy-saving too. If you want a reliable, quiet fan that gets the job done well, this one’s a great choice!

Bought these before and never disappointed. Slim fan fits in easily. It's quiet. Very quiet. With a PWM controller at 20% it's almost completely silent. Even at full speed it's quiet. Only takes 0.6W 50mA at 12V too. Not huge airflow though as the max RPM is only 1300. If you need lots of air flow or higher static pressure, then there are faster RPM versions of this fan. The cable is pretty long and braided slieved. Comes with grub screws that bite into the plastic so you don't need a nut and the screw is long enough to allow a wire finger guard between the fan and case. Does NOT come with the anti-vibration corners (they are an optional extra).

I changed from standard corsair case fans to these and the diffenence is phenomenal. Much quieter and far more air flow. Highly recommended for gaming machines.

Ok so I know there for a pc case as I'm a pc builder but they also came in handy for other things, like this I did. It did a perfect job for moving air in-between my av receiver and ps5 as not alot of air can travel on the oak unit. The amp was getting extremely warm to the touch and I like my things cool so I had an old usb port switch and got some fans to passively cool inside the TV unit. Did a brilliant job and not a whisper of noise from the fans on low speed.

The fan on my CPU tower cooler was a little noisy, so I thought I'd try a Noctua. They have a good reputation and this was my first of their fans. For the same air flow it was much quieter than the fan it replaced (a Cooler master). 4 pin PWM connection, so speed can be controlled by the motherboard and fan can be kept at idle when the CPU isn't under load. My only gripe is that the anti-vibration rubber corners were not included and had to be bought separately. Loses a star for that.

You don't realise how loud your PC fans are until you swap them out for these, the difference is unbelievable, I went from cool master standard fans to these and the difference is crazy, so happy with these I went from 7 fans to now 7 fans that sound like one, these are well made and the colour is really nice, the cost was well worth every penny and the cooling airflow is amazing. Highly recommend

Feels nicely put together. I'm running it on the bottom of a little N100 mini pc working as a router. The fan is almost always at minimum speed and when running like this is completely silent, but still shifts enough air to keep everything cool.

Bought this to replace none PWM fans on a NH-D14 after contacting Noctua about which models were the PWM versions. Unfortunately due to a slightly difference design highlighted in my picture it was impossible to fit the mounting clips that the cooler uses to attach the fans and I had to resort to using cable ties, not the neatest job but it worked. Performance wise these fans are unmatched imho, I have my i7-2600k overclocked to 4.6 ghz and under load the temps never reach 70 degrees, at full speed the fans can be as noisy as any but when running at 50-70% I barely notice them. 5 Star Rating because they are great fans, even with the change in design that makes it a bugger to mount.