Make your build shine and keep it cool without nagging vibration and noise. Three 120mm ARGB fans are combined into a single unit for effortless installation on cases and liquid coolers. It features addressable RGB lighting and supports synchronization with popular motherboard software. The sound absorbing rubberized padding and silent driver IC enables stable and quiet operation during fan rotation.
Addressable RGB lighting with unlimited color options allows for limitless fun. The fan is certified to be compatible with Asus Aura, ASRock RGB and MSI RGB software for easy customization.
The three fans are combined into one long product. You don't have to install them one by one on cases and liquid coolers.
The included addressable RGB controller lets you choose your desired lighting mode for an enthralling visual experience. It also support the lighting RESET button of case.
Smart fan sensors protect your cables and components from being snagged, damaged, or pulled by your fans.
Pros: Quiet Lots of cable alternatives Various mounting hardware Sale price too good to pass up
Cons: Price if not on sale
Overall Review: You know, all you have to do is handle an item to know it's a quality product. I'll never buy a cheapo fan again. Why would you? It's not worth it. Cheap isn't cheap if it's poor quality. I'll also never buy a fan again that isn't PWM either. This is my first PWM fan and it's really cool (no pun intended) the way the motherboard manages the fan speed. I went into the BIOS and set the fan management to PWM -- nothing to it even for a rookie who knows things work best when I keep my hands off. Make sure your MB has PWM and buy these good fans. BTW, I also wanted a ball bearing fan because I intended to mount the fan horizontally and I read they were more appropriate for the physics as to how the fan rotated on the motor spindle. I also used the silicone mounts instead of the traditional mounting screws. If you're looking to cut all sources of noise/vibration, use silicone which stands the fan off from the metal case. At first, I thought how's this going to work with the fan kind of suspended horizontally from the top of the case; but, it works just great. Learned something else. . . My case is more quiet running multiple fans, at lower speeds under PWM, than running a single fan at higher RPM. A lot of the whine comes from higher RPM.