Thermalright TL-P9-S CPU Fan, Computer Case ARGB Fan Quiet 4PIN PWM PC Cooling, High Performance 92mm Silent Cooler, 2200RPM Speed, CPU Cooling(Black)

great product, work perfectly.

compré tres piezas y lo usé como sustituto de los ventiladores de mi tarjeta de video RTX 3070

Excelente calidad de materiales y fabricación, funciona perfectamente y tiene una iluminación muy uniforme. Algo costoso para ser 1 solo ventilador y por el tamaño del mismo pero hay muy pocas opciones en esa medida.

The Thermalright TL-P9W CPU Fan has been a fantastic upgrade for my rig. Right away I noticed how quietly it runs. Even under load the noise stays low, letting me focus on work or gaming without that distracting buzz most stock fans have. Performance is solid too. Temps dropped noticeably after installation, and the 4-pin PWM control gives smooth, precise speed adjustments with my motherboard. Installation was straightforward. The fit felt secure, and the fan’s build quality is reassuringly sturdy. It doesn’t feel like a flimsy add-on, and the blades spin evenly and confidently. Airflow feels strong without dragging up the noise level, which makes this fan great for both everyday use and heavier workloads. If you want dependable cooling that stays quiet and feels well made, this fan delivers. Great balance of performance, silence, and price. Definitely worth adding to your build.

TL;DR: Pros: 1. Quiet even at the highest RPMs 2. Premium quality with no wobble 3. Compatible with iCUE and presumably other fan hubs/RGB controllers/RGB software suites 4. Bright LEDs with excellent color accuracy 5. 1PWM cable, 2 Male ARGB cables, 1 Female ARGB cable Cons: 1. Distracting front logo that can be covered; becomes less bothersome at higher RPMs 2. LED diffusion isn't perfect regardless of selected color/effect but not a dealbreaker Full Review: A thorough review since this fan doesn't have any yet. For backstory, I bought a prebuilt ASUS G16CH a few months ago and it had a severe lack of RGB with the exception of the LED strips towards the front of the case. So I started the project of slowly swapping out the stock hardware inside the case not including the GPU and CPU. I settled on Corsair as my ecosystem and got to work. I replaced the stock top exhaust fan with a 240mm Elite Capellix AIO/Radiator, added a front intake fan to match the radiator fans (all AF120 RGB), replaced the stock RAM, and added two sets of LC100 tiles. The only thing that was left for me to swap out was plain black rear exhaust fan. Turns out the fan size was smaller than the standard 120mm or 140mm fan. After doing some research I discovered that most companies haven't bothered making 92mm RGB fans because they're not a common fan size, and finding one would be nearly impossible. On top of that, my motherboard has no RGB/ARGB headers so whatever fan I did find I would need to also work with my Corsair Commander Core. From what I can tell at the time I'm writing this review, there are only about 4 92mm RGB fans on Amazon, two of which are 4-pin RGB fans, not 3-pin ARGB fans. There are no 4-pin RGB to 3-pin Corsair LED hub adapter cables, so that would cut my options in half. And so I landed on this one. I'm not too familiar with Thermalright and I saw that this particular fan was relatively new, cheap, and had no reviews, so I decided to take a chance. I was more than pleasantly surprised. It's built solid, the fan blades and housing feel premium. It comes with 4 case fan screws. There is 1 PWM cable to connect to a compatible motherboard or fan hub (in my case, the Commander Core, which I can use to change the RPM), 2 male ARGB cables and 1 female ARGB cable (I used a 3-pin ARGB adapter to make it compatible with a Corsair Lighting Node Pro). This fan is quiet at the highest RPMs (running mine at 2,000 RPM), it doesn't wobble, and the LED lights inside are bright, pretty much on par with the Corsair fans in my case (AF120 RGB). While I'm not sure how many LEDs are in this fan, I added it as an 8-LED Series Fan in Corsair iCUE and all the effects work. The color accuracy when selecting colors in iCUE is perfect. All that said, this fan does have a few small downsides. The first being that the diffusion of the LEDs inside isn't great, which means you'll see the location of each LED, regardless of what color they are. It could also just be the fan I received and someone else might have better luck. For me personally it's not a dealbreaker and it's not too distracting so I'm satisfied. The second downside is that the logo on the front is a bit distracting especially at lower RPMs because it gives the effect that the fan is wobbling when it isn't, but this can be fixed by either covering it with a sticker or turning up the RPM which is what I did. Overall this satisfied my need for a 92mm RGB fan and considering the price it's a steal. This is a good start and I hope that we begin seeing more of them on the market as PC builds continue to become more compact. Pros: 1. Quiet even at the highest RPMs 2. Premium quality with no wobble 3. Compatible with iCUE and presumably other fan hubs/RGB controllers/RGB software suites 4. Bright LEDs with excellent color accuracy 5. 1PWM cable, 2 Male ARGB cables, 1 Female ARGB cable Cons: 1. Distracting front logo that can be covered; becomes less bothersome at higher RPMs 2. LED diffusion isn't perfect regardless of selected color/effect but not a dealbreaker