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 replaced my 3 arctic p12 pwm pst on my black ice nemesis gts 360 radiator and provided a significant improvement. At 1000 rpm the fans are barely audible but in a pleasant tone and feel like they provide +5c difference.

These are so amazing they brought down my system temps (liquid cooled) by 10c and are perfect on my thick radiators.

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.

Immensely first-rate quality! Comely packaging. Fast to send. Immensely pleased.

Best fan I ever bought for my pc build. The original fan I bought was high end and Quiet “ Noctua” but it a high pitch sounds at speed 700 to 1200 RPM and wired Harmonics. The Phanteks T30 fix all my issues almost have no noise

TLDR: Better than Noctua if you have the extra 5mm of clearance.

These fans are great! They move tons of air, especially through a radiator. I have a 240mm EKWB AIO and these are keeping CPU cooler than the fans that came with it! Just be careful, as other reviews have stated, these fans are quite thick, 30mm thick compared to the standard 25mm think can be quite a difference; however, if you can fit them, they are the best you can buy.

I bought a triple pack T30s and used them on my 360 aio cooler for core i9. Temperatures do not go over 68C while doing stress tests with 5.0 ghz OC on all cores and I am only running these fans at max 80 percent speed. They were very quiet overall and absolute monsters when it comes to cooling. Definitely recommend buying these if you plan on overclocking for sure.

I installed these fans in a system where an AIO was the only intake. Problem was the fans (CoolerMaster SickleFlow) were super loud during gaming. After installing the fans (2 on the cooler and 1 rear exhaust), I ran some benchmarks, stress tests, and gaming and saw a ~10° drop in CPU temps and ~5° drop in GPU temps and noticeably quieter. I adjusted fan curves and didn’t see much of a change in temps, and it was about as quiet as my system was at idle with the old fans.