What kind of 3 pin fan connector is this, and where can I ...

I have a Cyberpower UPS with a very noisy 80mm fan, so I want to replace the fan with a quieter one. I bought a well-reviewed fan from Noctua, but the 3 pin connector doesn't quite fit. I didn't realize there were two standards for 3 pin fan connectors. So what is this connector called, and where can I buy an adapter or a fan that uses it?

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The original fan from Cyberpower is labeled PSAD18025BH, and the spec sheet can be found here.

The connector with the yellow glue is from Cyberpower, the other one is Noctua.

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EDIT: I realized the two connectors don't have the same pinout. The standard order is gnd, +12v, and tachometer.
This connector order is gnd, RD signal, +12v.
Before I physically modify anything, I'd like to know what happens if I swap the RD and hot wires, shave off the plastic, and plug this in. Apparently, RD signals when the motor is locked, but a tach should do a similar thing by reporting 0rpm...?

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