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 fans can move a HUGE amount of air. Detailed reviews have shown that they outperform the Noctua NF-A12x25. I tested them in all 3 modes (Hybrid, Performance, and Extreme) which worked exactly as described. I cranked one of these up to 3000 RPM and while it was loud at this speed, the noise is not unreasonable for a fan moving that much air. I did some informal comparisons to several Corsair fans (ML, LL, and QL) and as expected, their performance is at a whole other level. They are 30mm thick which is 5mm thicker than most fans. This extra 5mm allows a bigger motor, deeper blades, and a very rigid frame. These things are going on my 360mm rad ASAP!

Fans go burrrrrr

Tried it today, at 1600rpm moves more air than all the other fans I own... But because I work on a dead silent place its not good for me... Past 1600rpm, I can hear the motor, and its a penetrating sound, the mini itx case is 24 away from me it disturbs me after a while... I will use it on my gaming Atx Tower Rig, but for my office no.... Just for information, I have tried fans like XPG PRO GT2150, Noctua a12x25, Be Quiet Silent Wings 4 and Arctic P12 Max, and between 1600 and 1850rpm, all I can hear is the air moving... But with these ones I can hear the motor... Great fan, As a technician, I highly recommend it, static preassure and airflow are above expectations... Great fans over all

TL;DR: meaningful only for situations where the Noctua NF-A12x25 is just not enough (e.g. hight TDP CPU in a computer case without enough space fort a full size cooler) and where there is an extra 5mm of space to accommodate the 30mm thickness.

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.

Perfect and quiet even a 2000rpm, at max its louder but not like other fans.

This is by far one of the best case fans Ive owned, Im thankful for buying 9 of these because how hot the item is. Was worth the price!

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.

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.

El mejor ventilador del mercado, después de probar innumerables ventiladores, hasta los mismos Noctua A12x25 chromax, me doy cuenta que los Phanteks son los mejores ventiladores de alta gama.