TL-C12C X3 CPU Fan, 120mm 4pin PWM Silent Computer Case Cooler Fan,with S-FDB Bearing Included, up to 1550RPM PC Cooling（3 Quantities）

Works as intended, quiet, worked when plugged in, comes with fan screws

Worked well, just as described. Reasonably quiet for the low cost.

Quality fans on the cheap. I bought the 3 pack. I didn't know at the time of purchase that these fans can be daisy-chained together. I set up two daisy-chained to one motherboard header so I didn't need to use a splitter. Fans move decent air and are quiet enough. I have them set up as pwm in the bios based on cpu temp as top case fan exhaust. They can be noisy at full rpm but its fine because i can feel a lot of air being moved and again, they are cheap with decent build quality. The fan frame is strong, no bending like Artic fans where if you squeeze those fans, the frame flexes and stops the blades.

These are super quiet and perform quite well. I replaced an old CPU fan component that was defective due to overstrain. Installation is as easy as any of these fans. Hasn't failed me in over a year. The only thing to keep in mind is to disable the performance boosters in the BIOS for the CPU, otherwise it's just too much for air cooling with the modern gaming CPUs

Never been too sensitive to fan noise. My gaming computer runs an aggressive fan curve that has bothered others around the place, but not me. Having said that, once you get past 75-80% of the maximum speed, these things are LOUD. When initially messing with the fan curve I thought one at 80% was loud, two was far worse... I don't know how to explain the science of it, but Gamers Nexus did a great video on fan sound a while back that might be able to. Basically, if you have several of these in your system, and they're running wide open, your neighbors might be able to hear them! Otherwise, I can't fault the performance or the price. If LOUD, fan noise (that has a bit of an annoying "whine" to it) doesn't bother you, then you'd probably never find any better fans at this price. Update: I still think the fans are on the loud side, but they aren't nearly as bad as I originally said they were. It turns out, the way they were mounted to the bottom of my case/the design of the case itself, was responsible for a lot of the excessive noise I was hearing. They weren't doing much in that position anyway, so I bought a PCI fan bracket to move them up closer to the GPU. (This ended up lowering core and hotspot temps a further 5-10C after having just repasted and changed the thermal pads last week.) The fans are a lot less noisy in this position. Still loud, but unless you're sensitive to fan noise, they might not bother you even when they're running at 100% speed.

no noise so far, pc feels chilly, and looks sleek

nice fans. well made and easy to use. so far they have been quiet. I use them as inline exhaust fans for a 3d printer.

Quiet and effective

Working good

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