Antec 761345-75121-6 120mm 3-Speed Case Cooling Fan

Pros: Moves quite a bit of air at all speeds. 3 speeds to chose from.

It has no LEDs. None at all. It may be clear, but they have mercifully decided not to put bright green or blue or red or red, white, and blue LED's in it.

Cons: While not loud per say, it had a particular whirr that was more apparent then the other fans in my system, and I decided not to use it in the end. I will keep it for some other project, because there is absolutely nothing wrong with it.

Other Thoughts: Perfect for a gamer who doesn't care about noise, but doesn't want a small tornado in their room at all times.

Not so good for someone who wants to run a silent system with the ability to turn up cooling power on hot days.

Pros: Quite, but moves a lot of air.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Can get in lighted blue, red, or unlit.

Pros: Good buy

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: None

Pros: quiet as a mouse, good air movement for the price

Cons: set it and forget it - default fan speed adjustment is by an hardware switch

Pros: It works.. not much else to say.

Cons: I'd like if 120 mm fans were thinner?

Pros: Slapped it in the side port of an antec 300 case. Fit great. I keep it on low, but I tested out medium and high settings and they're pretty powerful/loud. The lowest setting is enough for my cooling needs and it's relatively quiet. It is a fan, it will always generate SOME sound, but negligible enough for me to not fret over it. Love antec. Solid.

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Don't go cheap, my experience with cheaps fans is you get what you pay for. These might be a little pricier than other fans, but come on you don't want to be replacing these things very often. The existing antec fans in my system have been very reliable.

Pros: Quiet, lots of airflow, seems like quality workmanship (for a fan)

Cons: None so far

Other Thoughts: My hope is that these dual-ball-bearing fans never need to be replaced for the rest of the life of this PC - the last slide-bearing fans were not up to the task.

Pros: 3 feet from my bed at night and I'm a light sleeper. On the low setting three of these don't bother me. A little white noise goes a long way to a good night's sleep!

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: Comes with a 3 pin mobo plug or a 4 pin IDE hard drive power plug. I didn't realize this and bought some adapters. Whatever.

Pros: What can I say . . . they move the air . . . lots of it. Cables are plenty long and offer all the options you need for power/speed control.

Cons: A little loud on the highest setting . . . but I already knew this from the one that came with my Antec 300. They don't really increase the volume significantly from the rest of my fans. (I added 3 of them)

Other Thoughts: Just a funny story . . . I installed them and booted my machine. Fired up Speedfan and it reported temps ~15C higher than I'm used to seeing at boot. Spent a few minutes trying to figure out what the heck was going on, then realized that I had configured Prime95 to start at OS boot . . . doh! XD

Pros: Three speed switch to control RPMs.

Cons: None really.

Other Thoughts: I use it as a rear exhaust fan on a SFF BTX system which I transfered into a full size BTX case in order to install a full size graphics card, power supply, and better cooling to the components. I run it on the low setting, it's quite, and provides excellent air flow. And, should I need more air flow(like in summer), I can simply move the switch.