 Today we'll be unboxing the Zalman ZM-F4 Ultra Quiet Fan with anti-vibration silicone pins included. And I'm actually going to... Oh, okay, okay. We have two of these, so we are going to do an unboxing off between me and Slick. So we're going to get the timer going here, and I'm going to unbox one of them, and he's going to unbox the other one. No, no, no, not at the same time. Keep your hand in the camera. And then we're going to see who can actually unbox a fan the fastest. So we're going to use the iPhone timer. So Slick, go ahead, hold on to that. Hold on to that. Don't bother showing it to them. It's okay. They'll just have to trust us that we're taking time accurately. They can always use their YouTube timer to see who can unbox a fan the fastest. So give me some kind of a signal when I can start. Okay. Oh, this is harder than it looks. Okay, gotta get the... Okay, I've got the pins. Let's gotta get everything arranged, okay? So you can't just take it out of the packaging. You gotta like... Silicone pins. Oh, then this one. Oh, damn. Okay, there it is. Okay, time. And Slick turned off the camera when I said time as opposed to just turning off the stopwatch. So what was my time, Slick? My time was 22.2 seconds. So I'm going to do the... Okay, okay. No, suspense time, guys. So I'm going to do the proper sort of unboxing of the fan. What's cool about this 135 millimeter fan is it uses 120 millimeter holes. Very neat. Also, you got these silicone... They call them pins, but what I really think they mean is like fan mounting doodads. All right, I guess that's not really better. So basically, this goes into your case and it acts as like a rubber layer in between the actual fan. So no vibration can be passed to the case or the cooler or whatever else you're using. Also comes with Zollman's famous... They were the first ones to start doing this, if I recall correctly. They're famous inline resistors. So you can easily put the fan in quiet mode just by plugging this in and then plugging this into a header. Let's go and do a quick sound test with the fan before we get too much further ahead of ourselves here. So I'm going to go ahead and plug this into one of the headers on this board that is a... Oh, no, I'll just do this to make my life easier because that way I'll know that it's a full speed header so we can get some idea of how quiet the fan actually is. You know, Zollman's fans are underrated out there, to be perfectly honest. In terms of quiet fans, almost all of their fans don't sound stupid, whereas there's lots of other companies that do make sort of stupid overly loud fans in there. Wow, that's actually outstanding, and that's without the low noise adapter. Pushing a decent amount of air. I mean, obviously this is very subjective. This is like sort of Linus's gut feel about how the fan sounds, how much air it's pushing. One of the other great things about Zollman fans is they tend to undervolt reasonably well because they come with an undervolting adapter. I wish I could isolate some of the noise from this stupid computer. That is darn near silent. There is no motor noise to this fan whatsoever. Bearing in mind though, it's using a sleeve bearing. They do tend to be very, very quiet at the beginning and they can get a little bit louder over time. Also, sleeve bearings aren't great for horizontal installations, so you want to typically use them where they're going to be vertical, such as on a CPU cooler, whether it's this way or this way or whatever else, on a radiator or something along those lines. So now, let's take a break and we will come back with Slick's attempt to beat my 22.2 second time. Okay, hold on. I've got to indicate to Slick when to go for it here. I'm just going to reset. So remember guys, my time is 22.2. Ready and go. He doesn't stand a chance. Look at him. He's got his mind. Does not stand a chance. See, he lost the silicone things. That's only three. Oh, I just got beat. Well thank you for checking out this unboxing and don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech. Don't crack your knuckles. Don't forget to subscribe to Linus Tech Tips for more unboxings, reviews and other computer videos featuring Slick with a bag on his head. He needs the bag, trust me.