Looking for Noctua fans.

[iAmSilvercat]

Hey guys,

I'm looking for some Noctua NF-F12 fans for my rad.
The only place that advertises it is Evetech.co.za but they don't have any in stock (and wont for some time).

Do any of you know where these are sold?

Thanks
Mike

 

[rootworm41]

I haven't seen those Noctua's stocked anywhere recently...Corsair SP's...?

 

[iAmSilvercat]

I haven't seen those Noctua's stocked anywhere recently...Corsair SP's...?

Are they PWM?

 

[rootworm41]

Are they PWM?

You do get them with SP120's with PWM. Not sure about the others.
Follow this link:

http://www.rebeltech.co.za/index.ph...dvanced_search_result&search_in_description=1

 

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are these the ones that you are looking for?
http://www.wantitall.co.za/PC-Hardware/Noctua-NF-F12-PWM-Cooling-Fan__B00632FL8A

 

[rootworm41]

are these the ones that you are looking for?
http://www.wantitall.co.za/PC-Hardware/Noctua-NF-F12-PWM-Cooling-Fan__B00632FL8A

A bit overpriced...The SP's are better value.

 

[chan0o]

@OP, are you specifically looking for those fans?

Else you should take a look at rootworm's recommendation. The SP, as the name says, create good static pressure to push air through a rad...

If you don't mind the noise, you can also take a look at these:
http://titan-ice.co.za/product_info.php?cPath=24_31&products_id=9052

XSPC are known for their water cooling goodies.

 

[rootworm41]

@OP, are you specifically looking for those fans?

Else you should take a look at rootworm's recommendation. The SP, as the name says, create good static pressure to push air through a rad...

If you don't mind the noise, you can also take a look at these:
http://titan-ice.co.za/product_info.php?cPath=24_31&products_id=9052

XSPC are known for their water cooling goodies.

And I say +1

 

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that fan seems pretty cheap...
am i the only one who thinks so?

 

[rootworm41]

that fan seems pretty cheap...
am i the only one who thinks so?

It is not really cheap in terms of what you get compared to others - though not expensive either. I would still get the Corsair SP's though. Silent, good looking and great quality

 

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It is not really cheap in terms of what you get compared to others - though not expensive either. I would still get the Corsair SP's though. Silent, good looking and great quality

they are very quiet.
and if you get a few of them (if you have the cash), you can run them at a low rpm and still get great cooling in your pc (if you optimize it for cooling)

 

[rootworm41]

they are very quiet.
and if you get a few of them (if you have the cash), you can run them at a low rpm and still get great cooling in your pc (if you optimize it for cooling)

Still aren't as cool as the Noctua ones though Those are awesome...

*Pun wasn't intended

 

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Unfortunately I have not had the pleasure of using these fans...

Are you getting these for your pc?

 

[rootworm41]

Unfortunately I have not had the pleasure of using these fans...

Are you getting these for your pc?

Who are you talking too Anyway I might get them for mine after I get it Once I have assembled it I'm going to do the watercooling setup, then maybe if I raise the capital

 

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I was talking to you, rootworm...

And you must invite me to come and see your watercooling loop, so that I can learn how to do it if I ever want to use water cooling

 

[rootworm41]

I was talking to you, rootworm...

And you must invite me to come and see your watercooling loop, so that I can learn how to do it if I ever want to use water cooling

Lol. Come whenever you want... (Only you xGREAPER, I don't want random people showing up)

 

[iAmSilvercat]

Thanks guys. Looking at those SP fans, they look sexy and will fit right into my budget.

 

[rootworm41]

Thanks guys. Looking at those SP fans, they look sexy and will fit right into my budget.

I turned a Noctua fan (Excuse the pun)

 

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have fun with your new fans then

 

[iAmSilvercat]

Just wanna say thanks. These fans are really nice and quiet