- Review -

22.01.2015 Classified Computers

NF-F12s will be compared to the stock Corsair 120mm high performance fan that came with the H105 also known as SP120L. [...] So what we can judge from our average when we put the system under load [Via using OCCT testing tools]. We can see about 2C to 4C degree different. While that doesn’t seem like much but during overclocking a high-performance, that makes all the difference between Stable/Fast vs. unstable or the processor self-throttling for being too hot. But let’s look at the absolute maximum temperature with our next graph. This is much more conclusive, we’re seeing averages of about 3-4 degrees across the board with only 2 out of 6 cores being an exception from that.

"After looking at these fans, we are extremely impressed, considering these are a good mixture of extreme solutions such as Delta fans and consumer friendly such as Corsair. We also felt the build quality was extreme good, nice braided cables, solid feel of the chassis of the fan." (Jonathan Imler, Classified Computers)