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

Love the air flow and pressure these fans make. Other then the steep price, Highly recommended for high performance builds.

The fans are easy to install, decently long cables, great performance and great price. You can even dropem in a cargo bagage since it cames with a great packaging.

This is the best 120MM fan on the market. If you can add the .5MM to the thickness, these will get you what youre looking for. When at low RPM, these arent audible. Bearing noise is minimal. When you decide to wake the beast though... these move a ton of air. Even if a rad is in the way, they dont care. I have a magnetic filter on the top exhaust of my case where my rad is, and these fans will cause it to bulge out when they are at 100%. Serious airflow.

These fans are powerful, quiet, and very efficient. I just installed them on 2 1080mm radiators which take 9 fans each. Super easy to connect with the built in daisy chain. Amazingly I am able to run 9 fans at full power in performance mode (2000rpm) daisy chained on a single motherboard header. In Hybrid mode you could chain 20 of them together on a single 1 amp header (0.05 amps each).

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.

Bought these to replace the default vardar fans on my EK basic AIO and I love them. They go well with my build in my opinion. I only have them set up 2000 RPM so far and on a custom fan profile. Locked my voltage to 1.25v on my 5950x and after an hour on cyber punk with my 4090 everything maxed max temp was 63c averaged around 58c. At 2000 RPM they are still pretty quiet but audible. Noctua still might be quieter but these are a good option and slightly cheaper and Phanteks makes great products in my opinion. Also love the daisy chain keeps them nice and neat and the flipped text is nice if you care or are OCD about text facing the correct way.

Using this in my ThermalTake the tower 100. The top fan area has about 40mm of space for a fan so I wanted to try and fill it up more with a thicker fan. I run this on a 60mm thick EK radiator and it pulls the air through like a champ. Deff recommend.

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.

These fans offer excellent performance at all noise levels and came with the screws I needed to use them as case and rad fans. I like the flexibility to ramp them up to 3000 rpm if I want, or just get better performance at lower RPMs. I swapped out stock radiator fans on my radiator and saw my GPU die temps drop, and overall my system temperatures are down due to increased airflow. Id definitely recommend these.

Absolutely the best fan due to its sheer volume of air movement alone it passively is quieter and still has incredible performance and even cranking it up all the way it really isnt that loud.