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

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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.

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.

The best fan! high-Performance Fan and good noise.

Product does what it says. I had a 3000rpm fan before this for my heatsink, but it was quite noisey, so after looking at reviews I came to the conclusion this was the best 2000rpm fan out there, perhaps even better than Noctua. It may run 1-2 C hotter than my 3000rpm fan, on max temperatures, but the averages are around the same, however it is for sure quieter than my 3000rpm fan, which is the main reason I purchased it. Great product. Yes - there is a 3000rpm mode for this fan too, but I prefer to keep it quieter for now. Looking at some reviews online it sounded like 3000rpm mode was quite loud.

I bought a couple of these to replace the stock fans on my Gigabyte rtx 3080 ti xtreme waterforce, these run at minimun of 30% (bios restriction) and even at these speed the stock fans are really loud, with the Phanteks T30 I get 7C degrees less on GPU core and silent fans. Very satisfied with this purchase

my CPU temps have gone down about 5-10 C with these fans using a push-pull method. They look sick with an industrial and modern style and a grey/black finish.

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.

i used these fans to install on a gpu. its slightly over 4 slots now lol. performs way better than Noctua nf-a12s did. the only problem i had is with the plastic fan power connector/jumper right next to fan shroud. it gets in the way around tight places. i made it work though. i really want to use these on an cpu air cooler. you cant since they are 30mm. the thin metal clamping piece other cooler manufactures give you only fit the 25mm fans. i hope somebody creates those metal clips that will work. moves a ton of air. i cant wait for a 140mm version. best 120mm fans i know of.

The Phanteks T30’s have to be among the best PC fans I’ve used. They move a ton of air at higher static pressures, which is perfect for use on radiators. The sound profile is less noticeable then other fans I’ve tried, at 3000RPMS they not quiet but they certainly aren’t as annoying as others.