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

Very good quality and extremely silent on the default performance mode. Im now getting 36C idle compared to the previous 45C on a cheap fan from a heatsink tower I purchased.

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.

TL;DR: meaningful only for situations where the Noctua NF-A12x25 is just not enough (e.g. hight TDP CPU in a computer case without enough space fort a full size cooler) and where there is an extra 5mm of space to accommodate the 30mm thickness.

El mejor ventilador del mercado, después de probar innumerables ventiladores, hasta los mismos Noctua A12x25 chromax, me doy cuenta que los Phanteks son los mejores ventiladores de alta gama.

In my 25+ years of pc building, this is by far the best fan Ive ever used. I removed the stock fans from a Thermalright Peerless Assassin cooler and replaced both of them with one of these in the middle. Temps dropped by 3-4 degrees celsius and it is super quiet. Moves a ton of air with high static pressure. Perfect fan other than the high price.

If you like the Noctua NF-A12x25 performance and quietness then these take both to a new level. Very quiet with more CFM but can also deliver more top end CFM of course at the cost of higher db. No regrets!

If you’re looking at this then you already know, these are inspired by Noctua A12x25 which drew inspiration from Scythe Gentle Typhoon. They’re all good static pressure fans, with the exception that this one is 30mm thick, 5mm increase over standard fans.

Using as exhaust, it throws a ton of air back. Should replace my AIO fans with three like these.

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

So long as you have space for the thicc 30mm height of these fans, theyre absolute monsters, and seem to perform better than Noctua NF-A12x25s when normalized for volume. I do not use the Advanced 3000 RPM mode, which requires toggling a physical switch on the fan (and has some pretty aggressive stats). At 2000RPM, theyre moving a ton of air, with outstanding static pressure. Im slowly replacing my other fans with these wherever theyre not visible; the Phanteks dont yet beat the Noctua chromax on looks. The fans support chaining via a female connector, which is fantastic, but watch out to ensure you dont overload a header. PWM support is robust. Looks like Noctua might have finally been dethroned!