 So we've got the ever popular Noctua NFP12 right with us today. So we're gonna have a look at this fan, but first let's take a look at their packaging. Basically Noctua markets this fan as the ultimate silent high pressure solution. So they're saying that because of the way they've designed the blades, they are able to better push air through something like a high density, a high fin density heat sink or a water cooling radiator, all the while maintaining the silence that Noctua is known for. Now Noctua's color scheme leaves a little bit to be desired, but let's have a look at the accessory package. So you've got two different low voltage adapters. One of these will take your fan down to 5 volts, and the other one will take it down to 7 volts. And Noctua fans are designed to be undervolted very comfortably. Then we have a Molex to 3-pin adapter. Then you've got two different options for mounting the fan. You've got either four fan screws or you've got these four rubber grommets. If you can get them out of the package, then you can use them to poke through the corners of the fan. And I'll just kind of demonstrate how this works. So you'd poke it through the corners of the fan and then pull it through your case, so that it can actually, oh no, not quite like that. I'm terribly sorry. You would actually poke it through the other way, through the case, into the fan, and then attach it to the fan like this. So your case sits in between this gap right there. So that's a pretty cool way of mounting it. So just giving you a better view of how the blades work. You can see actually, and this is kind of cool, they advertise this on the package, how every third, every three blades has a different pattern to the notches. That's apparently to reduce the turbulence from the fan spinning. So that's kind of a neat effect when it spins. Anyway, thank you for checking out the Noctua NFP12 Case Fan.