InWin Saturn 120MM Addressable RGB Triple Fan Kit (Controller Included)

I was excited about this product.The prosThe fans chain together and there is only 1 cable coming off the fans for both RGB and power, so it reduces the wire clutter (/me stares at Corsair).The hub connects to the D-RGB on your motherboard, so you don't need to run addtional RGB software to control the RGB (/me stares at Corsair) - They worked fine on my gigabyte motherboard, no issue.The RGB on the fans looks niceGreat Airflow (see cons)The consThey are loud. Spinning at them more than 50% sounds like a server. Seriously, their claim of 36 dba is complete utter BS. Even at 50% they are the loudest thing the system by far.They are cheaply made. At $60 for 3 fans, (about $20/fan) is way overpriced. These are more like $5 fans in quality.As much as I wanted to love these fans, they are too loud. They are going back. inWin usually makes great products, these are not one of those products.

They sync perfectly with my asus motherboard make sure you have at least one 3 pin rgb it’s easier if you have 2 of them running more then six fans just for routing purposes. They push air big time I’m already down 8 degrees from my phanteks fans. I didn’t think I’d like them because they have clear sides but it worked out for myself I’ll change to a single color the get a little over 70cfm.daisy chain feature makes them easy and eliminates a lot of cables.

However, upon trial install on the front side of chassis, the front shroud would not fit over them. The case in question the Antec DF600, claims in their instructions that it will accept 140's which mounting wise, it does. I dont think they researched the faceplate clearance very well that day. This case btw is a reference design for Antec called by many names. Faceplate and fan config being the only difference. Tried the inside...top mount 360mm AIO would not allow it. The physical depth of these fan casings has me wondering how they compare to other 140mm.Bummer cuz they are huge! Nifty outer ring argb doesn't take up a half inch of your rotor area.Bummer because these are

The Good: They look great and have high static pressure to provide air flow. They have a good weight to them and feel well built.The Bad: Really noisy. Worse the minimum I could get them to spin was at 1300 rpm, at min fan curve settings, meaning that at idle they are still pretty loud. The daisy chaining reduces clutter on the backside of the case but, meant I had to pull out 2 or 3 fans to adjust 1 fan. I bought 2 sets. The first set I wanted on one fan controller for exhaust and the other set for intake. I then passed the rgb from the first controller to the second thinking that would sync the 2 sets. That didn't work so I instead placed all of the fans on one controller. Lastly getting the screws in was a bit of a chore. I would first screw in the screws outside of the case so that they went in more easily while placing them in the case.I decided to return my fans. I could overlook some of these problems but, the noise was too much for me at idle. I would consider Inwin again but, not this model.

This is a great product. its best advantage is that it limits the number of wires you have to deal with (are you listening Corsair?) while it uses a proprietary cable to link to daisy chain the fans together it gives a very clean and easy way to add fans especially if you are building in a small form factor case. the fans can be on the loud side but if you adjust the fan speed in your bios (pwm control) you can dial the noise down to where you cant hear it and still get reasonable thermal effect in your case. the only downside was i could not find a retailer that sold a single fan, only the 3 fan kit. i wanted to add a 4th fan in my build but in the end not worth an extra $45 just to put in 1 more fan. the price is good and inwin generally makes good products. you have the flexibility of using the small magnetic controller for fan appearance or you can use your motherboard. it attaches via a 5v ARGB connection. i am very happy with the product

Bought these to replace stock fans in a Meshify S2, the RGB worked without any issue with my Asus Mobo. Airflow appears to outperform the stock fans by a very solid marginMy biggest complaint is the noise, despite being listed as having a minimum RPM of 500ish, my system refuses to allow me to set the Fan Curve on the unit below about 900ish RPM. Found a workaround by using my Motherboard to detect fans and then not changing the curve at all to reduce noise Hopefully, future BIOs updates allow me to better control the fans but it really is quite loud around 1k RPM

I had Arctic fans on my build previously, but I wanted something that would pull more air during the hot months since I do not have A/C in my room. These keep my PC cooler by 3-5 degrees than what I had previously and they are much cheaper than my previous fans.I know the biggest complaint is the noise. It honestly does not bother me even when I am gaming because with the volume up, you don't really hear them. Or, when I am working I usually have something on as background noise. So I don't really hear the hum/noise.

These fans look great and are petty easy to install if the slots on the case are a little bigger than usual. The air movement seems to be fine but the fans themselves make a little more noise that expected. The fan noise is a small price to pay for the way they look.I have purchased both the Jupiter and Saturn models and both models I encountered the same issue. The fans after a while started making racket. When this happened with all 3 of the Jupiter fans I decided to go with the Saturn but ended up having the same issue. I contacted customer service and explained what was going on and they told me to send the fans back and they would send replacements. Since I threw away the first faulty fan I did not have all 3. The then requested me to send 2 but that would shut my computer down until I get the new fans. This is not an option since I work from home. In the end, there is something wrong with the design because both models did the same thing. I will be spending a little more money for a known company that has a history of trusting and stand behind their product without such a hassle.

De lo mejor calidad/precio/funcionalidad...Son Ventiladores con buenas características, especialmente tiene buenos números en flujo de aire y presión de aire si se compara con otros ventiladores que rondan un precio similar (incluso dan mejores números que otros ventiladores de mucho mayor precio).El RGB es bueno y lo controlo mediante RGB Fusion de mi Mobo, sólo no he logrado personalizar del todo la velocidad de estos ventiladores mediante mi software (sólo mediante SIV y en configuraciones que trae por defecto el programa), igual no he indagado mucho con otros programas ni he revisado mediante bios, pero en general estoy muy contento con este set.Lo recomiendo bastante!

The media could not be loaded.  Me gustaron mucho, en cuanto a RGB la iluminación es muy buena, con el controlador que traen pude conectar otros ventiladores de la misma marca y una extensión RGB de 24 pines, todo quedó sincronizado con este controlador.Lo malo: el ruido de los ventiladores es muy notorio, no algo al grado que moleste.Lo bueno: como ya dije, el controlador permite agregar otros ventiladores o accesorios de 3 pines.Adicional, revisar en Bios la configuración de la potencia y temperatura ya que por default es muy bajo el flujo de aire, tuve que cambiarlo para que estuviera en promedio a los que tenia anteriormente, llegando a un máximo de 76°C con juegos demandantes en cuanto a gráficas

Tienen muy buen flujo de aire este kit, trae 2 tipos de conectores para PWM o de forma directa, se pueden configurar desde la BIOS de LA MB, después de las 1150rpm ya tienen un nivel de ruido más perceptible pero no molesto, el RGB también se puede controlar directamente con la MB o en su caso con el control que trae.Mi PC tenía pocos de casi los 95°c y con esto le ayudó bastante, en cargas de trabajo (juego y algunos renders sencillos) la temperaturas no pasan de lo 76°cY el precio está muy bien, no son los más silenciosos, pero relación calidad - precio están bien

The media could not be loaded.  ACTUALIZACIÓN: Configuré el PWM de los ventiladores desde la BIOS y lo puse en modo silencioso, mejoró y ahora no son tan ruidosos a menos que le metas carga al equipo.Son bonitos y funcionales. Perooooo son demasiado ¡RUIDOSOS! No lo creí cuando vi reviews, se me hizo un nivel de ruido normal, pero no fue así! Juzgue usted mismo. Los hubiera regresado pero no lo hice por querer darles una “oportunidad“. Mala decisión.

Son super ruidosos. Mi PC parece que va a despegar. Pero tienen buen aigronazo y mi case está ventilado