Antec TrueQuiet Pro 120 Case Fan

Pros: Moves alot of air for RPM and noise level
Quiet

Cons: If you are looking to move the max amount of air possible these arnt the right fans for you

Other Thoughts: stays spinning for literally 30-45 seconds after the power is shut off to the fan...LOL

Pros: quiet, moves air, easy to install with the rubber things, nice little switch to change speeds

Cons: not sure there was any directions at all with them ..... check online videos if you cannot figure out how to pull the rubber thing through the hole

Pros: Super quiet. Only thing you hear is the air moving.

Cons: Fan blows less than I thought it would....

Pros: - Very quiet
- Looks very nice and aggressive
- Hadnt notice a difference in temp between these and the tricool antec fans.

Cons: - Power Wire could be a bit longer.
- Hard to mount to places at times, feels like its wider in width and height than typical 120mm.
- I have a Eleven Hundred Antec case and the fans in the front for intake pushes against the filter, preventing me to close the face. Had to cut some plastic off the bottom of the case to prevent scraping of the fan.
- Had to take off front air filter to make it fit my case.
-Rubber installs are situational, i ended up using my screws to install most of the fans.

Pros: *Moves quite a lot of air despite being capped at 1200rpm
*The most quiet PC case fans I have ever used.
*I was able to use two of these fans as a replacement for the ones that came with my CPU liquid cooler (Thermaltake Extreme 2.0)
*Even though these has lower RPMs, I was surprised it moves quite a lot of air and my temps are even lower than it was before. Plus its very quiet!

Cons: *Expensive, wait for a sale or one of those 20% off codes.
*If you screw this too tight, you might start hearing a clicking sound. Simply try to loosen it up a bit and it will go away.

Other Thoughts: Definitely the fan to buy if you are aiming for a quiet PC case. I looked into the Corsair SP120 but even those have reports of being loud. Overall, I'm very satisfied with my purchase.

Pros: Quiet and moves enough air when you have a well designed case.

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: some will have to think a bit when mounting it.

Pros: Very quiet fan design, looked stylish, I have used at high speed still unable to hear any vibration or noise coming from this fan. I previously used the Antec dual ball bearing, but these are much more quieter. Replaced all three 120 Antec dual ball bearing with these on my Antec P180 case. The install rubber pin are perfect, no need for screw, great way to damper the vibration!

Cons: None.

Pros: Very Quiet
Two Speeds
Good Design

Cons: None

Other Thoughts: Antec has an excellent case fan here. I highly recommend this fan. Newegg did an excellent job of packaging and getting this product to me. Thank you Antec and Newegg!

Pros: Silent
2 speed switch
easy install

Cons: Price - ouch.

Other Thoughts: 2 minute install. Funny rubber pins took a second to get the gist, but once you figure out the rational, install was a piece of cake. Rubber grommets and pins isolate vibrations. All in all - whisper silent and cooling nicely on low speed. Can't comment on high RPM setting - haven't needed it. On sale, I will buy again.

Pros: I love these fans because they're...

Barely audible. If you are looking for a quiet fan, these rank among the legendary quiet fans that are sought after by many PC enthusiasts who demand a quiet build. The balance of the fan mechanism helps maintain a very low noise profile and the built on grommets reduce any noise that is made into a subtle, low noise profile even the most picky enthusiast.

Good airflow. On the high setting or the low these fans more than get the job done; the pressure output exceeded my expectations for a relatively low CFM fan.

Great aesthetics. I think these are some of the coolest looking fans on the market.

Made by Antec. Antec has stood behind its products very well for as long as I can remember.

Cons: Very difficult to mount in some situations because of the lack of a standard frame. It took almost an hour and some southern ingenuity to mount these fans to their desired position on my TRUE 120. It seems that they would be much easier to mount onto your case for intake and especially exhaust, though.

Pricey, but worth it.

Other Thoughts: Bought two of these elsewhere since newegg didn't have them yet (they also cost less). I have been thoroughly pleased not to notice them=]

My quiet computing setup:
-Silverstone FT-02, fans set to Low
-2550k oc'd to 4.7GHz and cooled by a Thermalright Ultra 120 Extreme and two True Quiet Pro 120's, set to High
-7970 oc'd to 1075 core 1420 mem with Arctic Cooling Accelero Extreme 7970.