#Nzxt aer rgb 2 fans Pc#
The best RGB PC fanĭo you need RGB fans? No. And hey, one more company hasn't dipped into the RGB LED well yet. If you want a decent budget-friendly fan and the SF-12B isn't doing it for you? Scythe's blade-heavy blower might be the right choice. Lots of air goes hand-in-hand with noise, though, and indeed the Kaze Flex 120 PWM is also noisier than the competition at any given speed setting-though since it tops out at 1200 RPM, the noise is never as bad as models that spin up to higher speeds. At 1200 RPM, the Kaze Flex 120 moved more air in our test rig than some of the competition (Corsair, for instance) did at 1400 or even 1600 RPM, presumably due to having eleven blades where most fans have only nine. The Kaze Flex 120 PWM we tested is one of the company's better models, though. And once it's inside your PC case you aren't going to notice the cheaper plastic so much. To be fair to Scythe, it is selling the Kaze Flex for pretty cheap. Side-by-side with Noctua's Redux packaging, or Corsair's weighty boxes, Scythe feels like a budget fan solution. The Kaze Flex 120 PWM arrives in a cheap plastic package, looking more like it came from an auto shop than a modern PC retailer.
Scythe doesn't make a great first impression, granted. But the NF-S12B's Self-Stabilising Oil Pressure Bearings will last for years while moving more air at mid-range speeds than any non-Noctua fan we tested and somehow keeping quieter than the competition as well. You'll find no RGB lighting here-no frills of any kind, really. The NF-S12B redux balances great performance with a budget-friendly price tag and looks great in the process. It's not as quiet nor as efficient as another blacked-out Noctua model, the NF-S12A, but it is cheap. And of the two Redux models Noctua sent over for testing, the NF-S12B became a quick favorite. Noctua's Redux line comes in a modern gray-and-black look that won't detract from the rest of your PC build.
Thankfully, this NF-S12B Redux helps out in both departments. A few issues, however: until recently, buying Noctua fans meant committing yourself to a hit-or-miss khaki-and-mud color scheme straight out of the '70s and spending a pretty penny. Noctua builds fans that last a long time, move a lot of air, and do it quietly.
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