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

There is an issue, they are loud! At higher speeds these are some loud fans. There are no other issues. The amount of air they put out is unparalleled for the size. On 1200rpm they are near silent, and put out an incredible amount of air, but on full blast you might need hearing protection. I have 4 installed in my entertainment center to keep my PS5 nice and cool and they work perfect for that purpose.

This is by far one of the best case fans Ive owned, Im thankful for buying 9 of these because how hot the item is. Was worth the price!

This is the best 120mm fan on the market - not much else to say.

6 of these in my new build and cant hear them at all. Thermals are great. Highly recommended.

The best fan! high-Performance Fan and good noise.

I have been battling heat for awhile. I have used many fans including: Corsair, Antec, no names, and Noctua. These are by far the best! CPU temp dropped 10C and VRM by 15C, They fit well in my Thermaltake case despite being 5mm thicker. They are pricey, but they finally get the job done. Update: I just installed one on my Corsair Hydro H-60, the temperature dropped by another 4C. i9-11900K idles at 28C, SSD temps. also dropped.

Product does what it says. I had a 3000rpm fan before this for my heatsink, but it was quite noisey, so after looking at reviews I came to the conclusion this was the best 2000rpm fan out there, perhaps even better than Noctua. It may run 1-2 C hotter than my 3000rpm fan, on max temperatures, but the averages are around the same, however it is for sure quieter than my 3000rpm fan, which is the main reason I purchased it. Great product. Yes - there is a 3000rpm mode for this fan too, but I prefer to keep it quieter for now. Looking at some reviews online it sounded like 3000rpm mode was quite loud.

Great quiet fans that are in use with my radiators. It moves a lot of air and is comparable to the cost of the Noctuas. I have 3 240 48mm HeatKiller rads using these and the water temps at idle is 28 degrees Celsius. Ambient temp is 24 degrees Celsius. My 5900x is sitting at 38.5 and 3080ti at 28.5. Overall, I think it’s an upgrade from the Noctuas.

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Ive done a lot of research on fans over the last few years as I have tried to make my PC as quiet and cool as possible. Until someone else releases a 30mm 3000+ rpm fan, this will be the champ. I have a powerful pc, custom water cooling and these fans have been the biggest improvement so far. They are quieter than my D5 water pump and keep my 13700K and RTX 3080 cool with a 360mm radiator. They move so much air at lower RPMs, with so little noise. Yes, 3000RPM is pretty noisy but also unnecessary. I cant imagine who would need 3000RPM out of these fans. Having the switch to limit the fan speed is pretty handy too. Love that you can daisy chain, just make sure you dont overwhelm your fan header. If you can afford it, its worth it. The performance/noise is tough to beat.