Review on 🔈 Noctua NF-A12x15 PWM chromax Black.swap Premium Fan, 4-Pin (120x15mm, Black) - Quiet and Slim by John Gray

I haven't built a PC in over ten years so I researched almost every component and racked my brains before buying. Any concerns you may have before spending money on these fans are understandable. They are expensive but what I got in the delivery was worth it. The packaging is high-quality, with a fan and a plug-in extension cable, and a separate container for colored anti-vibration pads is hidden in the box. The fans are thin, heavy, and if you move them, they disappear for what feels like an eternity. Colored anti-vibration pads are pleasant to the touch and are available in several colors. The children wanted each of them to be a rainbow. Installation was a little tricky as the supplied screws didn't line up well with the holes in my NR600 body. They took a lot of torque to cut into the fan's plastic, but after that they were securely tightened. It's an easy task to remove them in the incredibly unlikely event that you go nuts and install a fan that's facing the wrong way. When it came time to turn on my new computer, I confessed that I was panicking because I couldn't hear the fans. . When the ceiling fan is on I can't hear them at all. They emit an almost silent low-frequency hum that I can barely hear in ambient noise. There is a high price to pay for the stillness of air movement, but it's worth it. Just note that unlike the tan version, no splinter is included. You'll need to find a separate splitter or PWM header for each fan if you want to control the speed. Pros: Terribly quiet. Moves a lot of air. feels strong Sticker! Cons: Expensive. Strange short cord with extension cord. Expensive.