ARCTIC F9 Fluid Dynamic Bearing Case Fan, 92mm Quiet Blade Design, 43CFM at 23dBA

Pros: It is a good fan, but I didn't use long, replaced it with another brand to match the color of my case.

Cons: None.

Pros: Moves a bunch of air silently, replaced a worn out generic case fan, keeps the case fairly well ventilated

Cons: None

Pros: I have two of these right next to each other, and I sit about 2 ft. from my case, and I can't hear them at all--even when no other fans are connected. They seem to blow a pretty decent amount of air, so I'm pretty happy with them. Excellent fans and not too expensive either.

Cons: I wish that the cables were either sleeved or all black or white. It kind of messes with the black/white color scheme to have red and yellow wires coming out the back.

Other Thoughts: None. Great fans if you have 92mm spaces.

Pros: Awesome airflow, and I love the white/black color scheme.
I bought this to put in a microatx mini case as an exhaust fan, and I imagine it would work well for most people.

Cons: It is entirely too loud for my usage. More than doubled the noise of my 120mm front intake fan and 92mm Cooler master hyper tx3 fan(hyper tx3 is set to quiet mode).

Other Thoughts: I should have bought a 92mm pwm fan and a pwm splitter. Please note that I prefer extremely quiet computers(inaudible while audio is active).

Pros: Good quality fan. Moves lots of air. Got it on sale for 20% off. No annoying buzz or whine. Cable is twice as long as the fan Shuttle fan it replaced. Works just fine. BIOS says it's running at 1900 RPM.

Cons: Moves lots of air, so it's louder than I expected. It's louder than the two 120mm 1200 RPM fans in my other computer. The sound level specs say 0.4 Sone. What the heck is a Sone? I googled it and 0.4 Sone converts to 24.5db. I took away 1 egg because it's not as quiet as I expected.

I wasn't sure which way the air blows. I saw an arrow on the side of it, so I assumed the arrow pointed the direction of the airflow. Nope. I had to remove the fan and reinstall it again, because the arrow was pointing in the wrong direction. I took away another egg because the arrow was pointing the wrong way.

Other Thoughts: This fan fits my Shuttle XPC with an I.C.E. cooling system. I wasn't sure if 92mm was the right size or not, so I didn't want to spend big bucks. Yes, 92mm was the correct size. I wasn't sure if the motherboard had a 3 or 4 pin connector. Went with 3 just in case. The Shuttle AMD mobo has a 4 pin connector. I took a chance ordering this fan, because I didn't know if it would fit or not. It fit correctly and works ok. It's a good quality fan. I just wish it ran at a slower RPM and was quieter. I may replace it with a 4 pin variable speed fan later.

Pros: As above, moves a lot of air ... and quietly.

Cons: nil

Pros: Very quiet. Moves lots of air. Fluid bearing. Looks nice.

Cons: None

Pros: Good consistent air flow for a 92mm fan. 1800 max rpm is a plus as far as I'm concerned. The pitch on the blades says it all. Quality housing and mounts easily. It's a smooth running little fan.

Cons: Wires coming out to the plug seem a little flimsy but it's aesthetically pleasing once plugged in.

Other Thoughts: I'm using it as a rear exhaust fan on a HP Pavilion desktop case where there is not many vents. It's slightly small than a mid tower but bigger than an ITX case. No fancy lighting on this fan but if you have use for a 92mm fan that's out of view and produce air flow results then get this one.

Pros: Bought 2 of these to replace the stock Fractal Design Silent Series case fans that came with my new Node 304 mITX case. Set them up as intakes and they definitely suck in more air than the stock Fractals. Pretty quiet too...not completely silent but more of a low hum than anything else. I have them plugged into the fan controller header and set at max speeds and they are still only slightly audible. Plus the white blades match the 2 original fan's color scheme : )

Cons: Like I said in my review of the Arctic Cooling F12's, I wish they came with a braided black fan connector cable.

Pros: Moves much more air than most other fans of the same size, and it does it while operating at a slower and much quieter speed. Makes a huge difference since the computer no longer sounds like a jet engine and yet stays much cooler than before.

Cons: No LED light models in their case fan lineup.

Other Thoughts: If they had some LED lighted case fans in their lineup with these same fan blades and bearings, they would be the only fans I would ever buy.