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

these blow my Corsair ML140 Pro right out the water! Phanteks youve got yourself a loyalty customer!

These things move a ton of air through a rad at low speed and are very quiet until about 1400 rpm. However, one of the fans I bought developed an annoying rubbing sound after a few weeks (think cheap oil bearing) that would not go away. I still think these are good but its disappointing for one to develop a fault so soon at this p[rice point. Ill update if any more develop the same issue.

I read and saw many reviews and was eager to try these out. However, I am unable to complete installation. These fans are 30mm thick rather than the standard 25. Many cases are designed with 25mm fans in mind so you may find it difficult to use these in the same configurations you would use typical fans. My main issue right now is that the screws that come with these fans do not fit into my bits power radiators - these screws are too skinny. So, I either replace my radiator, send back these fans or try and get the correct size and length screws from a hardware store.

This is the best 120mm fan on the market - not much else to say.

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).

If they fit your case, need tons of airflow and dont mind some noise, you will be very happy with these fans.

It can be loud @ max rpm (that’s really any fan out there) it has 3 level: hybrid, performance, Advanced alway set mine in performance. Wish they had T30 with rgb with the same specs. The price is Ok but it gives the best performance beating Noctua 120mm. Top of the notch as of this year.

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!

I built a SFF case using the DAN A4 H2O case.