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I an looking for a 120mm static pressure optimized fan. I have seen that EK have released their new Vardar fan which is supposed to be very good. I'm not sure what noctua have in this category. Help is apprectiated.

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A new waterblock.

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The Noctua NF-P12 is great, I have a couple of those, bought them used, almost for free. I love them.

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I an looking for a 120mm static pressure optimized fan. I have seen that EK have released their new Vardar fan which is supposed to be very good. I'm not sure what noctua have in this category. Help is apprectiated.

Noctua Redux

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The Akasa Apache Black:

 

2.64 mm H2O (& 57.53 CFM) at 16.5 dB(a)

 

http://www.akasa.co.uk/update.php?tpl=product/product.detail.tpl&no=181&type=Fans&type_sub=PWM%20Control&model=AK-FN058

 

 

The Noctua NF-P12 is great, I have a couple of those, bought them used, almost for free. I love them.

 

 

NF-P12:

 

1.68 mm H2O  at 19,8 dB(A)

 

Noctua Redux

 

Is the 120mm Redux not better for airflow than static pressure?

 

120mm Redux:

 

1.31 mm H2O  at 18 dB(a)

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It would help to link us to where you're shopping, budget, and where the fan is being used.

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^ See above post...

 

A new waterblock.

 

...I think Ostwind meant where you're located, not where you want to locate the fan?

 

Also...

 

EK Vardar F2-120

 

1.42mm H2O (& 52 CFM) at 25.6 dBA

 

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