AntecRGB Fans, 120mm Case Fan, PC Fan High Performance, Extreme Airflow, Suprevior Air Pressure, 4-pin RGB, P12 Series 3 Packs

Four-pin fans are meant to speed up and slow down with the thermal demand, where three-pin fans normally stay at 100% speed (unless you have a fan controller with a switch or potentiometer). Four-pin fans are usually faster (1500-2000 rpm) than three-pin fans (900-1200 rpm) when they're both at 100%. These fans only max out at 1400 rpm. They're quiet, but they're a bit slower than most other four-pin fans. They work as intended, speeding up and slowing down with the CPU temperatures. The wires are light and flimsy, which might be expected for the price. Five of these move a decent amount of air (300 CFM in concert). Y-splitters are included in the box. My CPU temps are quite good, but I'm not an over-clocker or hardcore gamer; I just want stability and longevity from my system. Overall, I'm satisfied, considering the price.

Muy buenos ventiladores los uso para un gabinete de PC que tenía abandonado lo único malo que necesita un controlado rgbque no viene incluído para encender los efectos rgb y no incluye manual alguno para su uso si sabes instalar ventiladores no tendrás problemas

first of all. Im amazed of the fact that they gave cables splitters with the fan.Box was good shipped.The fans are solid, stock and do the job done. The rgb light is good. The shape of them looks fimiliar to expensive fans.About the noise. I saw couple of people complains about the fan noise but I find it very normal like they have the normal fan noise. If you really want noiseless fan you need to go look somewhere else maybe (60$+ rgb fans)best 25$ I ever spend on fans!

Refroidi très bien et esthétique avec le rvb.

I purchased these fans for a new computer build. They are mounted in a Corsair 5000D case which has ample space for a lot of fans. Including the liquid cooling radiator (3 fans) and power supply fan, I have a total of 11 fans in the case.Some of the reviews referenced that the fans only spun at 1400 RPM. While the latter is true, and it's also true that most fans do run at 1800 RPM, 1400 RPM is more than adequate for moving air around if you have multiple fans, that's why I got 5 of them.Fan Installation was easy enough, hold a fan against the case, screw in the screws and you are ready to go. The cable length from fan to connector is more than adequate to reach fan headers on the motherboard even in a larger case. If you do have problems running the connectors the motherboard fan pins, the 1 to 3 Fan Splitter (2) are included.Quietness, some reviews complained about fan noise, as I said, I have 11 fans running in the case and I cannot hear anything... very quiet, even at 100% speed! A lot of times when installing the fans, people do not tighten the screws enough which causes vibration; tighten the screws, but do not over tighten, tighten them to where the screw no longer rotates, don't muscle beyond that point... if you overtighten there is the risk of damaging the threads and if that happens, you are screwed, pun intended.Another reviewer's complaint "How do I screw it to the radiator with these small screws?" These are case fans and come with screws to attach them to the case. A cooling radiator comes with its own longer screws specific to the radiator.All of the fans appear to be working as they should... if that changes, I will update this review.BTW the fans come in OEM packaging, i.e. plain brown box with Antec logos and the fans in the box, no frills packaging. What do you expect, retail packaging for fans that you are paying $5 a piece for?