Pros
- rev range, airflow equalizers
Noctua NF F12 IPPC 3000 PWM Computer Components Review
5
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Very good
Rating
4.8
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Description of Noctua NF F12 IPPC 3000 PWM Computer Components
NF-F12 industrialPPC-2000 provides a significant performance boost over the 1500rpm retail version. Combined w/ the industrialPPC series' robust polyamide construction & adv. protection features makes the fan ideal for challenging industrial applications. Noctuid's industrialPPC fans feature a three-phase design with 6 slots, which provides smoother transitions between the slots and thus allows for even higher running smoothness, further reduced vibrations and unprecedented energy efficiency. While the standard NF-F12 is one of the most energy efficient 1500rpm 120mm fans on the market, the industrialPPC version's three-phase motor provides a further 10% reduction in power consumption when compared at 2000rpm. Both the impeller & the frame of Noctuid's industrialPPC fans r made entirely fr fiber-glass reinforced polyamide that can withstand temp. The motor & PCB of the IP67 version are completely cast in a special, highly heat conductive resin that combines thoroughgoing protection & effective motor heat dissipation.
Pros
- If you need power, then it's here. With two such turntables in the case, the temperature dropped immediately by 10 degrees and this is one third of the full power! At full, everything is 15-17 degrees lower. Speed control works. Set the job profiles as you wish. Rattle, vibration? No, have not heard. Magnetic ones. Expensive, efficient. For those who are not looking for compromises
Cons
- It was hard to screw in, since there was no thread, in fact I cut it myself by first screwing it in.
Pros
- 1. Powerful, at full speed of 3000 RPM, it lowers the temperature on the CBO by 5-6 degrees better than regular coolers operating at a maximum of 1600-1700RPM (although the noise at such speeds is strong here and there) 2. It seems to be reliable, but only time will tell. 3. It cools well at 60% rpm (I have at least 60% on my motherboard, I don’t set less) with a relatively accommodating noise level at 1880 RPM (see comment) 4. Having installed two coolers, I added + 300 MHz to overclocking at 60% of the revolutions, it was I7 3770K 4400 MHz - it became 4700 MHz, while the temperature increased slightly and finally stress tests were passed in OCCT.
Cons
- 1. I didn’t really like the rubber bands on the sides, although they do their job, but at the same time they could think over the design better, such as in the same NOISEBLOCKER eLoop B12-P. Because of these rubber bands, when screwing the CBO and this fan on the back of the case, the standard screws are enough for a butt. 2. Noise? Yes, noisy, but it's all stated in the description.
Pros
- Powerful flow at high speeds, blowing for four.
Cons
- At high speeds it sounds like a washer dryer.
