Noctua NF-S12B REDUX PWM vs Parvum F1.0/Alpenfohn Wing Boost 2

The Noctua one is more of a case/heatsink fan. Depending on your application, it may be better but on a radiator it didn't fare as well. Also note the difference in max RPMs.
 
Where will you be placing the fan? All the fans you have listed seem to be more appropriate for a radiator rather than a case fan.
 
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I will be using them as case fans, in a Cooltek W2 to be precise, as rear exhaust (x1) and bottom intake (x2). I have a Nepton 240M at the front as intake, which I will be keeping the fans that came with it on, as they are good.

I can get the Parvum on the bay, but same cost as the Noctua... so the question is which is better for my purpose?
 
Judging by the stats either will suffice, the Parvum doesn't state a static pressure but I'm guessing it won't be too dissimilar. Both of them state they are appropriate to use for case ventilation.
 
The wingboost wasn't very good at all when I tried it as a heatsink fan, I'd only bother with them as case fans TBH, at that they're pretty decent.

I don't have any Noctuas to test them against though so not much help to you.
 
Is there much difference in performance, as a 120mm case fan, between these two fans? The Parvum F1.0 and Alpenfohn Wing Boost 2 are essentially the same fan, but both out of stock at present, so I was wondering if the Noctua NF-S12B REDUX PWM was at the same level peformance wise?

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CoolingTechnique on Youtube has some videos up for the Wing Boost 2 & NF-S12B.

They've put the performance details of the fan - cfm, db, static pressure, etc... - at the beginning of the videos.

Edit - nevermind, I didn't check out the links Legend already posted.
 
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