Phanteks (PH-F120T30_BG_3P) T30-120 Fan Triple-Pack, Premium high-Performance Fan, Excellent Sound Quality, 4-pin PWM, Multiple Fan RPM Modes, Black/Grey

This is the greatest fan ever made! Its very powerful and SUPER quiet!

when at 3000 RPM yeah theyre loud but in an almost enjoyable way weirdly enough, and at that 3000 RPM, they blow so much air, at 1500 RPM which i have my fan curve set so it almost never goes above 2000 unless hotter than 80 degrees C, the noise level is pretty good, no turbulent sound and still blow a ton of air, if you want them to be quiet you can do so and still have them blow a lot of air at around 1000 RPM which is a wild thing to say and the weight of the fans and the blades gives it so much momentum to help fling that air, definitely dont wanna get your finger stuck in there.

The Fans itself are pretty good. Impressive as many have mentioned before. I used it on my new Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360, initially intending for Push-Pull configuration with my first foreray into AIOs, though it turned out all I could do is use a push or pull configuration because the 90 mm clearance on my Lian Li O11 Dynamic was not only over by a bit when having 2 sets of these, the cooler itself was 38 mm depth, thus needing 98 mm to clear. For me, that wasnt so bad until realizing that I had both the thick CPU Power cords and the I/O Shield in the way of slotting the back part. Thus, I COULD do 5 fans, though Im not sure how much of a difference that would make having 1 section getting only pull.

Best fan I ever bought for my pc build. The original fan I bought was high end and Quiet “ Noctua” but it a high pitch sounds at speed 700 to 1200 RPM and wired Harmonics. The Phanteks T30 fix all my issues almost have no noise

These fans can move a HUGE amount of air. Detailed reviews have shown that they outperform the Noctua NF-A12x25. I tested them in all 3 modes (Hybrid, Performance, and Extreme) which worked exactly as described. I cranked one of these up to 3000 RPM and while it was loud at this speed, the noise is not unreasonable for a fan moving that much air. I did some informal comparisons to several Corsair fans (ML, LL, and QL) and as expected, their performance is at a whole other level. They are 30mm thick which is 5mm thicker than most fans. This extra 5mm allows a bigger motor, deeper blades, and a very rigid frame. These things are going on my 360mm rad ASAP!

Absolutely new #1 fan. At 2000rpm it moves more air at higher pressure than my noc 12x25, both being whisper quiet.

I took a chance that this might fit in my Thermalright CPU cooler and honestly it was very difficult as the mounting clips are essentially designed for a 20-25mm fan.

These Phanteks (PH-F120T30_BG_3P) T30-120 Fans work really well. They are the best fans I have used. They push a lot of air and is still very quiet. Price was somewhat higher than I wanted to pay but its a supply and demand issue and I needed to get the best cooling solution I can get.

having purchased in total nine of these fans for two systems, i needed to return three as pwm settings were being ignored and regardless of switch settings the fans always wanted to use the 3000rpm profile. Wanted to return the others also however buyer must pay to return and then accept phanteks will also deduct 15% !!!!!

DO I NEED TO SAY MORE ?