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2016/02/12 09:26:44 (permalink)
Hey all.  I know these fans are optimized for radiator application, but will these work well as case fans, too?  I plan to install these in my Caselab STH10 case (3 in front and 1 at the rear of the case)
 
Thanks...Al

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    Re: Noctua NF-F12 iPPC 2000 PWM fan 2016/02/12 10:04:55 (permalink)
    You're better off with NF-P12s as case fans; F12s are high static pressure, but don't move the same amount of air. P12s move the same amount of m^3/h with the low noise adapter as an F12 does wide open.
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    Re: Noctua NF-F12 iPPC 2000 PWM fan 2016/02/12 10:38:37 (permalink)
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    You're better off with NF-P12s as case fans; F12s are high static pressure, but don't move the same amount of air. P12s move the same amount of m^3/h with the low noise adapter as an F12 does wide open.



    Thanks, but I don't like those colors, which is what kept me from Noctua all these years.  I want all black fans.



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    BlackE
    Case:  Caselab Magnum STH10
    MB:  Asus X670E Hero
    CPU:  Ryzen 9 7950x (EK-Quantum Vector²)
    GPU:  Asus 4090 TUF OC (EK-Quantum Vector²)
    Memory:  G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo DDR5 (6000 @64gb)
    Storage:  WD M.2 NVMe 2TB (OS), 2x4TB (Photography), 1TB (Games)
    Fan Controllers: Aquacomputer Aquaero 6 XT & Octo
    PSU:  EVGA 1200 P2
    Monitor:  LG 48" UltraGear OLED 4k

     
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    Re: Noctua NF-F12 iPPC 2000 PWM fan 2016/02/15 03:36:33 (permalink)
    I'm going to revisit the Vardar fans.

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    Case:  Caselab Magnum STH10
    MB:  Asus X670E Hero
    CPU:  Ryzen 9 7950x (EK-Quantum Vector²)
    GPU:  Asus 4090 TUF OC (EK-Quantum Vector²)
    Memory:  G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo DDR5 (6000 @64gb)
    Storage:  WD M.2 NVMe 2TB (OS), 2x4TB (Photography), 1TB (Games)
    Fan Controllers: Aquacomputer Aquaero 6 XT & Octo
    PSU:  EVGA 1200 P2
    Monitor:  LG 48" UltraGear OLED 4k

     
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    Re: Noctua NF-F12 iPPC 2000 PWM fan 2016/02/27 19:19:38 (permalink)
    After much research, I settled on the Vardar F4-120er, F3-140er and the Corsair AF 120s HP case fans. 

    "Never be afraid to try something new. Remember, amateurs built the Ark, professionals built the Titanic"
     
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    Case:  Caselab Magnum STH10
    MB:  Asus X670E Hero
    CPU:  Ryzen 9 7950x (EK-Quantum Vector²)
    GPU:  Asus 4090 TUF OC (EK-Quantum Vector²)
    Memory:  G.Skill Trident Z5 Neo DDR5 (6000 @64gb)
    Storage:  WD M.2 NVMe 2TB (OS), 2x4TB (Photography), 1TB (Games)
    Fan Controllers: Aquacomputer Aquaero 6 XT & Octo
    PSU:  EVGA 1200 P2
    Monitor:  LG 48" UltraGear OLED 4k

     
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