APEVIA CF12SL-URED 120mm Red LED Cooling Fan

Pros: Very, very good air flow kepps system at 30 C idle and never above 42 load when paired with 2 other 120mm's and an 80mm LED are very bright and are a good shade of red (there is a slight hint of oragish when it is bright out but in the dark it is blood red) it is quiet, the actual fan makes not sound at all, the sound comes from the high air flow being pulled through the case and is more of a low roar than anything else and i find it very tolerable-when i can actually hear it over HL2, COD2, FEAR, or CS:S on my 5.1 audigy 2 ZS sound system

Cons: none realy unless you dislike the low roar of rushing air

Overall Review: -Abit Fatality AN8 SLI -AMD X2 3800 -7800 GT with arctic silencer 5 -1 Gig Corsair XMS 2-3-3-6 -Audigy 2 ZS -Antec 550 Watt TP II -WD 120 Gig SATA II

Pros: Look good,quiet

Cons: These fans wear quick and when they do Apevia will want you to pay to ship them too California at the same cost it would take to buy a new one the wires at the molex come out almost every time comeplete junk spend a couple extra bucks get Arctic fans.

Overall Review: Been using Apevia Corp since 2007 never again I have gone to Arctic Cooling.

Pros: A orange color when looking at during day while off and still a bit orange when on during the day, but a nice blood red look at night when most gamers are up. I traded these into my Antec 900 to replace the default blue ones. I get a lot of comments on the re-done colors of my case from gamers.

Cons: Have not had any yet. Keep these on all day all night and it has almost been a year with none of the 4 dead yet.

Overall Review: Mix these with the latest gaming cases. I tried these on a Antec 900 to give it a vampiric effect at night when mixed with the Apevia red power supply. I recieve a lot of comments about it at LAN parties. I wonder how these would look with a black light in the case?

Pros: This is a great fan for the money. You get a fan that is rated to push 68cfm of air (more than about 2/3 of the 120mm fans available here) and its colored, for less $ than most other 120mm fans that push less air and are black.

Cons: The fan I got was pink instead of orange when unpowered, which is unfortunate because I bought one before which was orange, so now I have a pink and orange one, but they both look exactly the same (red) when powered, which my comp is powered almost 24/7, so no loss of an egg here.

Overall Review: If you want a good-valued fan, this (or alternate colors by this brand and size for your case scheme) is the way to go, unless you really need an ultra-quiet fan. Don't complain about the noise, as it spins faster than many 120mm fans thus pushing more air and making more noise. It's all about finding your threshold of air flow volume vs. noise. 120mm fans are good solutions in general though, because you can get a slow cycling (~1200 rpm) fan and push as much or more air with less noise than a faster cycling (~2000 rpm) 80mm fan. Just make sure you have the room for it.

Pros: Nice red LEDs. LOTS of air flow. Great brand

Cons: A little bit on the loud side. Not a silent fan copared to cooler masters or scythe. Theres a little oil? leak coming through the stick covering the main components..didn't affect anything

Overall Review: Get it for color and if you don't mind moderate noise

Pros: Right Size and Color

Cons: Is not a case fan, but a molex 4 pin plug fan.

Overall Review: Customer Service was Great, could have returned but decided to keep. 5 egg because of Customer Service.

Pros: i own like 8 of these for my antec lan boy air case and i can complain. For the price they are pretty good they move a good about of air and when there on they a have nice dark red glow.

Cons: Since ive been running these for so long non stop they've collect a lot of dust (4 cats 2 dogs in a small house) and if there not clean every once in a while they will clog up and never run right again. But thats my fault for letting that happen BUT there is a fix for it.

Overall Review: When these fans clog up just go to a local radio shack, Newegg, or best buy and get some non conductive lubricant. Next take the back sticker off and pull out the little white plastic washer and the fan will come apart easily. now clean the insides and look for a rubber O-ring and clean that as well. next take the lube and apply it as you see fit and put it back together. that should revive the fan and make it like new (temporarily that is)

Pros: yes they look pink-ISH WHEN they are not on and in direect sunlight.. but they are blood red with no sun light and just red with sunlight when they are running

Cons: they push a good amount of air for what they are and quiet as a mouse that can't squeak.