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In Case Fans

pretty much just plug and play, installed into the PC case nice and easy and connected to the motherboard without a hitch

- Moves a lot of air and is quiet. - Excellent Static pressure - Can be loud and move a godly amount of air if you want it to. I run mine at 900rpm and they slap. I have 14 of them in a corsair 7000d and might put a 15th in as exhaust. They have similar performance per volume as the legendary Noctua NF-A-25. - Daisychainable. - MTTF: 150000 hours - 6 year Warranty

working well. 3 are on my deepcool liquid cooling system 360 mm radiator and 2 in the zalman z9 from around 2013, i5-11600k cpu with 12 mechinacal hard drive ranging in capacity from 10 tb to 16 tb and a samsung 990 evo ssd and 128 gig of corsait vengance 3600 ddr4 ram and evga 860 watt power supply with a 16 port sata controller. temps are around 111 degrees f. (43.9 c). very quiet and nice black controller with built in magnets. Request: more modes and patterns please.

First off, I have never had RBG fans. Personally I always hated how they looked and were always way louder than non-rgb fans. The pictures don't do the fans justice. They look even better in person. Super easy to install and the hub is a really simple solution

-easy, clean install -look great -removing one fan from the pack was simple

Great Quality build. Ease of Use Cables are very neat and clean

- Has a female plug on every fan to plug them serially. Every one of them come with an extension cable and radiator screws. - 1250 RPM silent - No weird inconsistent whine that apparently my ears can pick up. - Shock pads - Not too hard to screw in - Awesome airflow! - Neutral look - Up to 3000 RPM for your crazy projects.

- Perfect for small cases w/ not a lot of room

Quiet Efficient

Silent yet powerful

I like the convenience of having one module instead of 2 plus in parts. The fans work as intended, and I have used these fans in 3 builds so far. They are responsive to selected fan curves and are quiet, even at high RPMs (1800 max). Because they are daisy-chained, there are fewer wires to chase, a good thing in an SFF.

The fan looks great but some work needs to be done with the cable like, connecting extensions to specific ones. Fairly easy though. Since they use almost no power you can daisy chain like 7 or 8 together.

I just keep a set of each black and white, ready to replace anyone's 5+ year old system fans.

So easy to wire. So far mine are very quiet. I have 13 of these fans in my build and they aren't loud. The rgbs are very vibrant.

Great air flow. Plug and play. Easy to daisychain.

Quality feel Pwm control Daisy chain power and RGB connectors Power...these things can push some air. Just look at the cfm RGB works and looks great Rubber anti vibration pads

Cable management is no longer a nightmare.

nice and quiet, good airflow

Ease of installation Daisy Chain Airflow Color syncing with Aura-Sync