AntecPC Fans, 120mm Fan, PC Case Fan,120mm Case Fan, 3-pin Connector, 5 Packs

I installed nine of these in a gaming system which includes four on a 240 AIO in push-pull configuration. All nine fans running quietly at full power. The reason I like using these fans is because they are cheap, quiet, effective, and have no ridiculous RGB. I also like the look of the white blades. The biggest benefit for me is no ramping. I absolutely hate the sound of fans ramping up and down ...drives me crazy! Using a lot of these at 100% power all the time allows for good airflow with little noise. For example, when running Cinebench in a multicore test you wouldn't know it by the sound of the PC fans ramping up which is so nice! But as always there are downsides. The reason they are quiet is low speed and low static pressure. They are not so great at moving air through dust filters or fine mesh. I have removed all my dust filters and just make a point to clean the PC about every other month or so. I wouldn't suggest using them on an AIO radiator unless you use push-pull configuration. These fans just aren't powerful enough to move air though a radiator effectively in a standard push only or pull only configuration. Also, I would absolutely not recommend these fans if you have less then 6 in a mid-tower case, have a small ITX case, or have your PC in a space with an overly warm room temperature. In these circumstances, you're definitely going to want higher speed fans. I would suggest something like the Noctua NF-F12 which is expensive but a nice balance between noise and airflow. Unlike these fans, you'll definitely hear them ramping up and down, but they are still pretty quiet compared to other premium fans. Hope this helps!

I don't understand anything about the inner-workings of a pc. I probably shouldn't even *own* a pc if truth be told. But my fans went out and it was overheating, so I ordered these. I assumed it would be set up exactly like the stock ones. I spent a lot of time carefully tracing cords and cables and labeling them all as I removed the old fans, only to find out that these new ones did not connect *at all* like the old ones. Panic set in. With some deep breaths and careful examination I realized these fans were actually much simpler than the old ones and once I pulled out the rest of my meticulously-labelled cords, I got them hooked up just fine. All by myself. I didn't even have to use YouTube.And these work great, by the way. The rgb is gorgeous and they spin really well and keep the pc nice and cool. They're quiet too!So basically: just believe in yourself. You can do it! Even if you're dumb, like me <3

I recently installed the PC Fans in my gaming rig, and I’m really impressed by how quietly they run. I can barely hear them, even when my system is under a heavy load (looking at you POE2 EA)! They also do an excellent job of keeping everything cool, and the price for a 5-pack is hard to beat. The build quality seems solid, and the installation was straightforward. If you’re looking for reliable, quiet fans at a great value, these are definitely worth considering.

Needed a set of relatively inexpensive fans for my desktop and since I have largely been using Antec fans thus far, I figured these would be worth a go.In terms of installation, the fans went in about as well as any other fan out there. It would have been nice if they had labeled the airflow direction but it wasn't hard to figure out how to mount them to get the results I wanted.First let's talk about airflow. The fans are not exactly high RPM and the blade design isn't anything to get super excited about. They are pretty plain, normal fans That work pretty well in larger numbers but probably are not going to be useful when cooling a radiator, CPU cooler, or even in situations where you can only mount two or so fans. These fans work well for larger cases where you can mount a lot of them and they have room to work.Second. Let's talk about the noise. Since these fans are pretty low RPM, they don't make whole lot of noise. They are not as quiet as more expensive models but they are not disruptively loud either. If you are not counting decibels too carefully, you should be okay with these.Finally, lets talk about longevity. Since I leave my system on 24/7, I end up replacing case fans every few years. Generally speaking, Antec fans have done okay. I never really got the sense that they break down easily and I don't expect this set of fans to be any different. They will fail eventually but if they last a few years, they have more than made up for their price.These are not going to blow your mind but they are decent, relatively solid fans for the money.

Surprisingly good fans. These computer fans were decently priced, no noticeable vibration and they work perfectly. The box even included spare screws and molex adapters. In terms of usability they work just like you would expect and are rather quite.

These are definitely the best fans I've seen for such a low price.I constantly buy these or recommend them for new PC builds. They work well enough and I've not been presented any issues with running them for the past 3 years.I bought them because of an older Jayz2cents video.Honestly, it's a 10/10