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

Pros:

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

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.

The Fans itself are pretty good. Impressive as many have mentioned before. I used it on my new Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360, initially intending for Push-Pull configuration with my first foreray into AIOs, though it turned out all I could do is use a push or pull configuration because the 90 mm clearance on my Lian Li O11 Dynamic was not only over by a bit when having 2 sets of these, the cooler itself was 38 mm depth, thus needing 98 mm to clear. For me, that wasnt so bad until realizing that I had both the thick CPU Power cords and the I/O Shield in the way of slotting the back part. Thus, I COULD do 5 fans, though Im not sure how much of a difference that would make having 1 section getting only pull.

If you order the triple pack w/frame; You only get one (1) frame.

Great quiet fans that are in use with my radiators. It moves a lot of air and is comparable to the cost of the Noctuas. I have 3 240 48mm HeatKiller rads using these and the water temps at idle is 28 degrees Celsius. Ambient temp is 24 degrees Celsius. My 5900x is sitting at 38.5 and 3080ti at 28.5. Overall, I think it’s an upgrade from the Noctuas.

when at 3000 RPM yeah theyre loud but in an almost enjoyable way weirdly enough, and at that 3000 RPM, they blow so much air, at 1500 RPM which i have my fan curve set so it almost never goes above 2000 unless hotter than 80 degrees C, the noise level is pretty good, no turbulent sound and still blow a ton of air, if you want them to be quiet you can do so and still have them blow a lot of air at around 1000 RPM which is a wild thing to say and the weight of the fans and the blades gives it so much momentum to help fling that air, definitely dont wanna get your finger stuck in there.

These fans are really nice, they push air very well without having to sound like a jet engine going in your pc. I use these as radiator fans in my Lian Li Dan A4 case which is a VERY snug fit but works really good by pushing all the air out. Comes with everything youd need, screws and extensions, Also daisy chained braided cables which is nice.

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

I recently upgraded my gaming PC with the Phanteks T30-120 Fan Triple-P, and I must say, it has exceeded all my expectations. This product deserves a resounding five-star review for its exceptional cooling performance and the impressive temperatures it has achieved.