EVERCOOL 1225H12B-Y21 120mm Power Supply Replacement Fan

Pros: very hugh cfm....moves lots of air. fixed my over heating issue great to use just as an exhaust fan

Cons: short cord. and just basic black fan design.

Other Thoughts: very basic fan but this thing really moves some air

Pros: Pushes a lot of air
Has my case temp down 10-15 degrees celsius and lets me get my cpu down 3-5 degrees as well as have my GFX down as much as 30 degrees without load.

Cons: this is for power supplies so the two pin plug is worthless

Other Thoughts: Pinch out the wires and place in the yellow and black holes of a molex. Yellow and black gives 12V and Red and black gives 5V so use the yellow wire.

Pros: A 2-pin replacement fan for PSU

Cons: The 2-pin positive and negative might be reversed for your PSU fan

Other Thoughts: Fan comes with 2 fan mounting screws.

Purchased this to replace the fan on a Coolermaster Power Supply.
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817171014

The replacement fan crimped connector were reversed compared to the original Coolermaster fan.

Pros: This think is really cool. I put it on my water cooler and i'm getting 4 degrees cooler then a standers 2000 rpm fan. Moves a lot of air.

Cons: only 2 pin
had to sand down on of the notches on the connector to get it to fit into my fan controller
kinda loud

Other Thoughts: I use this with my fan controller and it works great. most of the time it is turned off because i don't need it when i am just browsing the web, but when i start gaming i crank this thing up all the way. its kinda loud but i only use it when i am gaming and waring my headset so i guess thats not really a problem.

Pros: Good speed. I use it on the side panel (taking in air) for a Two Xeon 2620 system with Raid 5 hard drives. It keeps the system temperatures good.

Cons: As a previous reviewer said this is a TWO PIN only; if you read the description you would see this is for PSUs. I pinched out the wires and placed them in a molex connector.

Pros: None.

Cons: Arrived DOA. Plugged it into the PSU, nothing, plugged the old one back in, and it started just fine.

Pros: one of the best higher flow fans for the money

Cons: 2 pin (no RPM signal)

Other Thoughts: for the money and the airflow, there wan't a better option at the time of purchase. It's a standard 120mm fan with a useless 2pin plug that I assume is actually meant to plug into a power supply. I chopped mine off and soldered up a 3pin. at 100% load it's a bit noisy but turned down a little and it's almost silent.