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Noctua
120 mm PWM case fan with Focused Flow frame for high static pressure on heatsinks and radiators, 300–1500 RPM, 22.4 dBA max, SSO2 bearing
Model PWM
Struck-through versions exist but are not stocked here.
The NF-F12 PWM is a 120 mm case fan engineered for pressure-demanding tasks such as CPU heatsinks and water-cooling radiators. Its Focused Flow frame uses eleven stator guide vanes and a seven-blade impeller to concentrate airflow where resistance is highest. Builders who need a single fan for unrestricted case ventilation will find simpler, cheaper options elsewhere.
Maximum airflow reaches 54.97 CFM at 1500 RPM, while the supplied Low-Noise Adaptor caps speed at 1200 RPM for 43.73 CFM. PWM control permits operation down to 300 RPM for near-silent idle. The fan runs out of static pressure when faced with extremely dense fin stacks or dual-radiator stacks that demand still higher pressure curves.
At full speed the fan produces 22.4 dBA, dropping to 18.6 dBA with the Low-Noise Adaptor fitted. The second-generation SSO2 bearing and custom PWM IC keep the sound signature smooth across the 300–1500 RPM range. Anti-vibration pads and compensators decouple the 25 mm thick frame from the chassis, preventing resonance that would otherwise raise perceived noise.
| Brand | Noctua |
|---|---|
| Model | NF-F12 PWM |
| Fan Counts | 1 Fan |
| Fan Controller | No Controller |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Compatibility | Case |
| Fan Thickness | 25mm |
| Bearing Type | SSO2 Bearing (second generation self-stabilising oil-pressure bearing) |
| RPM | 1500 RPM +/- 10% max., 1200 RPM +/- 10% (w/ L.N.A), 300 RPM +/- 10% min. (via PWM control) |
| Air Flow | 54.97 CFM max., 43.73 CFM (w/ L.N.A.) |
| Noise Level | 22.40 dBA, 18.60 dBA (w/ L.N.A.) |
| Power Connector | 4 Pin |
| Color | Brown |
| LED | No |
| Features | Focused Flow frame for pressure demanding applications such as heatsinks and radiators. Advanced aerodynamic design measures improve efficiency and make the fan's sound pattern more agreeable to the human ear. Integrated Anti-Vibration Pads minimise the transmission of minute vibrations. SSO2 Bearing and a metal bearing shell guarantee superior long-term stability. Low-Noise Adaptor reduces the maximum fan speed from 1500 to 1200 RPM. |
| Dimensions | 120.00 x 120.00 x 25.00 mm |
| Package Contents | Low-Noise Adapter (L.N.A.) 4-Pin Y-Cable 30cm Extension Cable 4 Vibration-Compensators 4 Fan Screws |
| Shipping weight | 0.34 kg |
| Package size | 208 × 152 × 33 mm |
The fan measures 120.00 x 120.00 x 25.00 mm and uses a standard 4-pin PWM power connector, so it fits typical 120mm case mounts and 4-pin motherboard headers.
Use your motherboard BIOS or fan-control software to monitor the reported RPM; the fan should read between 300 RPM minimum and 1500 RPM maximum depending on the PWM duty cycle.
The package contains four vibration-compensators, four fan screws, a 30cm extension cable, a 4-pin Y-cable and a Low-Noise Adapter, so no extra mounting parts or cables are required.
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