Noctua seems to be on a roll this year, integrating its renowned fans into various products across the tech landscape. The latest in their collaboration is with Japanese system builder Sycom, which is utilizing Noctua fans in their Silent Master RTX 50-series graphics cards. However, if you’re hoping to buy these cards individually, you might be out of luck; Sycom typically only includes them within their pre-built gaming PCs available in Japan.

For example, the Silent Master TX 5070 Ti, comes equipped with two NF-A12x25 PWM fans—considered the best on the market, offering exceptional airflow with minimal noise. These fans spin at speeds ranging from 450 to 2,000 RPM. It’s unfortunate these high-quality fan graphics cards aren’t available for standalone purchase—though many would love to see them in Western markets.

In addition to the excitement about the fans, Sycom has been known for integrating Noctua’s silent cooling technology into their offerings for several generations of GPUs.

Noctua’s fans continue to set a standard in the market, and engineers seem to be gravitating towards them like catnip, as evidenced by their ongoing collaborations with various hardware manufacturers. This innovation speaks well to their commitment to providing quality and quiet operation across the board.