Vantec Thermoflow 92mm Double Ball BearingTemperature Controlled Case Fan - Model TF9225L

Pros: The only fan I tried to keep my case cool enough. It's a very awkward case. It has a single 92mm exhaust port. When the graphics card gets hot, every other fan I tried couldn't handle the heat. It's quite quiet while idle and only modestly loud while under load. It moves enough air to keep my graphics card's fans from spinning up and deafening me.

Cons: Temp sensor came bent down between the fan blades. Needs an IDE-style molex connector.

Other Thoughts: Every other fan I used didn't move enough air which caused the graphics card to overheat and scale back its speed and run its fans extemely loud.

Pros: Keeps my 92mm liquid CPU system even cooler

Cons: None

Pros: Got this for a cheap 90MM CPU cooler I bought to last me until I get my Swiftech H220. It's got fairly good static pressure to it so moving air through the fins isn't an issue.

Cons: When it said power connector 3/4 pins it's slightly misleading. The power connector is a 4 pin molex, and the 3 pinc mobo header cable is for monitoring speeds. Not a huge deal but it's kinda dumb.

Other Thoughts: Overall not a bad cheap little fan with decent SP.

Pros: The fan is working as expected.

Cons: The detailed description of the case fan said that the power connector is 3 / 4 Pin but what you should expect is that the case fan is powered by the 4 pin connector and the 3 pin connector is only for monitoring fan speed by the motherboard.

If you want your case fan to be power by a 3 pin connector then look else where.

Pros: Inexpensive. Increased my pc's airflow and decreased my CPU's temp by 10 degrees.

Cons: I was going for a fairly quiet pc and this fan had lots of reviews claiming it was quiet. It is way too loud for my taste, but i will still use it (not willing to spend more money on another fan cause im cheap lol). I cut the red wire and added a circuit breaker switch, then placed the switch through a convenient hole in the back of my case. So i will only turn it on when im stressing the computer, and turn it off when im doing homework or browsing the internet. No biggie.

Other Thoughts: I thought i would be able to see the fans speed by plugging in the single yellow wire to the motherboard. But it doesnt detect a second fan. I left it plugged in anyways even though im not sure if the temperature feature it claims to have even works.

Pros: This fan is quiet and moves enough air for me.

Cons: none

Pros: Pretty quiet for a 92mm fan.

Cons: Doesnt come with a fan guard.

Pros: This fan is quiet and cools well. I had it in a Fractal Core 1000 and didn't have any issues. Good price.

Cons: I guess the only thing I could complain about is the fact that the cables aren't sleeved. I knew this prior to buying though.

Other Thoughts: If you need a 92mm fan, I would grab this one.

Pros: very quiet. installed easily to replace one that was making chattering noises. Hope the ball bearings mean it will last longer.

Cons: none except I couldn't connect the yellow black cable for external sensing not sure where it goes and there were no instructions included or on their website. also all the products I liked on their website were unavailable.

Pros: Quite fan, even at it's highest RPM speed. Easy install, glad it came with the screws instead of the easy to break rubber stoppers. Comes with a lifetime warrenty.

Cons: Wish the mobo connector was a 5-pin instead of 3-pin but can't reallt say it has cons.

Other Thoughts: Using to replace another fan I had gotten off of Newegg for my dell dimension 4600.