Thermaltake A1357 80mm Case Fan

Pros: Currently using it to cool my overclocked Intel E8500 Wolfdale CPU.

Cons: Noise when on high.

Other Thoughts: Using an Artic Cooling Freezer 7 HSF. That fan finally died and I rigged this one up as a replacement. It's cooling better than the original Freezer fan at medium speed without any additional noise.

Pros: moves tons of air...not loud at all and hardware/wiring kit was perfect

Cons: none

Other Thoughts: would deff buy again...once they change that color

Pros: -serves 3 functions
-reostat controller
-temperature sensor
-full speed with jumper

Cons: -not in 92mm
-orange? really? maybe blue or red would look nice
-sorta loud, but not DELTA LOUD!!!!!!!!!!

Other Thoughts: I'm using this fan as a heatsink fan and adjusting the reo stat whenever in need to I even put the grill on the fan on the heatsink =D

I would Buy again they also have a 120mm but no 90 or 92mm only some 2,850rpm fan that blows like a stock fan

Pros: - Moves a lot of air and that is what I wanted (20.55-75.70 CFM)
- Comes with manual dial or temperature sensor for airflow
- Comes with 3 or 4 pin power adapter
- Comes with a grill
- Good price [censored] (+ shipping)

Cons: - Some may find it too loud, but that is to be expected when it is running at max or near max considering how much air this is moving. This is not a con in my opinion. Buy a lower air flow fan if you want something quiet.

Other Thoughts: I used this to replace the glowing fan in my Sans Digital TR4M 4 Bay SATA to eSATA (Port Multiplier) JBOD Enclosure. I used the heat sensor and this fan kicks in when needed. My drives are staying nice and cool.

Pros: Nice concept. Hooked up to draw air from front of case, when hard drives heat up.

Cons: Fan lasted for about one day, then died.

Other Thoughts: Didn't buy from Newegg, difficult to return. Chalk up one to experience.

Manufacturer Response:

Dear Customer,
Please contact ttsupport@thermaltakeusa.com for the warranty service.
Thank you,

Pros: Tons of airflow, really cools down my Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 3.0GHz LGA 775 95W, the grill looks amazing with a little chrome polish, and thanks for making the grill because I stuck my finger in the fan on accident and it cut me wide open. But yea this fan is awesome and if your looking for a good fan this is it. 10/10

Cons: Cut my finger open had to get 2 stitches lol.

Other Thoughts: Awesome fan for the cheap price, thanks Newegg.

Pros: This fan puts out a ton of air for an 80mm fan. And it has the option of using a temperature sensor or speed control dial. The fan was purchased to improve case air flow rate and has done a nice job in coordination with also replacing the case's 120 mm fan.

Cons: The variable speed control is needed. At full speed, the fan is obnoxiously loud even in a closed case.

Other Thoughts: I don't have an air-speed sensor handy, but dialing back the speed a little makes a noticeable difference in noise while maintaining pretty good air flow. The air flow is still far above the stock fan that came with the case, even though I am not using it at full speed.

Pros: None

Cons: Put it in and it ran fine for about 5 minutes with the temp sensor. And then it went to high speed and it was sooo loud I couldn't hear myself think. I though the sensor went bad, so I put the pot on it and it still stayed on high speed. It's not worth sending it back and it's too loud to use, so it hit the round file. Maybe it's just my luck and I got a bad one, or this thing is junk. Not sure.

Pros: Moves a lot of air

Cons: Very loud

Other Thoughts: Over a year and still working

Pros: Fantastic case for the money, excellent fit and finish. Makes into a nice light weight mini-tower even when using a standard ATX main board and 3 hard drives. Very quiet when in operation using a dual fan Thermaltake PS.

Cons: None really.

Other Thoughts: You want to be careful when starting screws into aluminum panels as they're fine thread steel and it would be easy to strip out a panel hole. Remember that airflow on this box is from rear to front, which works very well, but it is non standard.