AeroCool AEROFANS-X X-Blaster 80mm Case Cooling Fan

Pros: Moves a TON of air. Perfect exhaust fan right by the CPU.

Cons: Yeah yeah yeah it's loud. They warned you here, it says 45dbA!!! That's like, the loudest fan on the site.

Other Thoughts: Hook this bad boy up to a fan controller (I have mine on an analog one) and you get all the cooling with a HUGE HUGE HUGE reduction in noise. I knew what I was getting when I bought this, and I was already prepared to jerry-rig some quieting method lol. But a fan controller really saves this sucker!

Pros: Moves a lot of air. I mean, a LOT of air. Reduced my Intel Dual Core 3.2 gHz CPU from 44C to 32C instantly. Runs at 3750 rpm according to SpeedFan and PCWizard. Also, where my CPU would top out at 65C it now runs at 45C doing the same tasks.

Cons: A bit noisy when added to the 4 Rosewill fans in my case. No problem though, if you just install one or two. My refrigerator is twice as loud.

Other Thoughts: ThermalTake 80mm CPU fan died. Didn't want to replace my all copper heat sink so I bought this fan.

Pros: This fan is good for blowing air. And making things cooler.
I taped it to my graphics card because the stock fan broke. It seems to work well.

Cons: Loud.

Other Thoughts: Might want to invest in a fan controller or something. This is loud.
But loudness = good, if you're talking about fans. So it's okay.

Pros: Fast, cool, sleek, and not lit.

Cons: Not buy one get one. NONE!

Other Thoughts: I do wish they would put the arrow on the fan to show airflow. But its really a non issue for the most part. Great fans.

Pros: I've had this case fan in the window of my case since March of 2006.
I've been through three different motherboard/CPU combos in that case since. I'm writing this In February of 2012 and the fan still spins as well as it did the day I bought it. Still super quiet too.

Cons: Can't think of any.

Other Thoughts: Best 80mm fan around for the price.

Pros: This thing moves so much air, it might replace the A/C unit in your house. It's also ridiculously loud, but that's nothing a fan controller won't fix. Used to have hard-drive heating problems, bought this and one of those hdd-bay fans, ended up repurposing the hdd-bay fan for something else, because this thing moves so much air, it cools the hdds AND the video card, with extra air blowing out the backside.

Cons: Loud. Very loud. Totally worth it for the amount of air it moves though.

Pros: My old case fan is also an 80mm and it blew the amount of air than comes from your nose when your just sitting down just barely any and this one is like a F-22 Raptor engine at full afterburner putting out 35,000 pounds of thrust this fan is amazing if I stick my hand in my case after a while i get the chills this is a very high quality Fan I recommend this to everybody even if they dont need a new one!

Cons: NONE AT ALL!

Other Thoughts: This Fan should be called the tornado or raptor or something lol...

Pros: Moves alot of air compared to my 120's in my case.
Fairly quiet also for amount of air being moved.
The Asus Crosshair V Fan software lets you control its speed.

Cons: I hear tiny bit of bearing or electrical motor noise sometimes, But this is being really picky and having my ear almost right next to the fan. With the fan mounting in case and everything you wont hear this.

Other Thoughts: I bought this for a replacement fan for my PC Power and Cooling 1kw-SR power supply because it also has a rating of 52 cfm. The OEM Delta fans are very hard to find these days so this will do.

Pros: I attached one to my Nvidia GTX 460, the old fan fin broke, this fan keeps it way cooler... can't use in SLI if they are next to each other, can use though if the next slot down.

Cant hear noise if using over ear headsets or sound is turned on at normal

Cons: non

Other Thoughts: non

Pros: They move decent air at 3000+ RPM...

Cons: ...but not enough to justify the noise.

Other Thoughts: I can't decide what I dislike most about these fans. If they (I have 2) are run at too low of a speed, then they're basically useless. However, if turned up past half speed, they start to make a very audible and very annoying high whirring noise. These fans blow.