SilverStone FM122 120mm Case Fan

Pros: good airflow fast works well with the thermalright 120 extreame

Cons: mine had a slight grindy nose i sprayed some lube in it and its fine now

Overall Review: they have one with a black fan contoler i wish i would have known this =/

Pros: I use this fan to cool the heatsink for my CPU and the amount of air it moves and the pressure it pushes it at is impressive. Most would consider this fan loud if let out full on. I use it close to that so that it runs at the same frequency as the FM-121 fan I have in the back of my PC that I let run all out but still is slower than this fan at full speed (weird like that). These fans are of great build quality and I haven't had a bad fan controller from either of my Silverstone fans.

Cons: They used to be a lot more pricey which was a big con but at their price now I might buy a few more for whenever I decide to build a new case.

Pros: This is an awesome fan, doesn't "push" air. It literally sucks the air through. Allowing even cases with the lowest amount of air flow to dramatically increase. Most Fans just push the air around, the aggressive angle on these blades allow it to actually create suction. The variable speed controller is just another plus.

Cons: ?Noise? Do you really expect a fan that creates suction like this to be quiet? It's not the fan motor that is loud, heck that part is nearly silent. This fan has awesome bearings. But when you move that much air, you get noise. The sound of the blades pushing the air is what creates the sound. A similiar thought would be to try to buy a vacum that made NO noise....

Overall Review: Awesome build quality. Safe, but optional metal grate can be mounted on one side or the other to keep line from getting sucked in. good quality fan controller. Note to sure what that extra 3 pin brown wire is for??? I'll be buying more SilverStone fans for sure.

Pros: Does what it is designed to do. MOVE AIR and be adjustable.

Cons: It is loud at high speed. But dont kid yourself you didnt buy this one to be quiet.

Overall Review: If you need an adjustable fan to move serious air then this is your fan. If you are concerned with noise then buy something that is quieter and install more than one.

Pros: this is the best fan you can buy. just mounted one in the front of my case and it droped my gpu temp 6c (ati x850 agp w/atitool .26)allowed a little more for oc. cant ask for more workes like a dream going to install 2 more soon

Cons: none

Overall Review: moves alot of air on high who cares about noise (its kinda loud from 1-10 i would say a 6 on high and 2 on low ) but how care when your volume is on high in call of duty 4 ya buddy

Pros: Nice design, color, setup. Nice manual speed control idea but not completely functional. Better rating if it lasted longer and replaced by Silverstaone fast. We will see.

Cons: Purchased 4/10/2009, this morning turned on computer, sizzle, squel, died. Called RMA for Silverstone, waiting for word on if replace. Kept my raptors cool (under 110) even when really heavy gaming or video work Lucky I had a backup fan. Pot on speed control not right rating for the fan/voltage range. Would be better with 15k or 23k.

Overall Review: Simple logic. Heat Kills, keep them cool and they can last a long time.

Pros: -Dual ball bearing -120x32mm, thus high static pressure of 5.68mmH2O which puts it very close to high speed 120x38mm San Ace / Sanyo Denki fans. -110 cfm - dual ball bearing which is a lot better then the sleave bearing you will find on cheap fans. Got six of these fans installed in my HAF 932. Four went on the side panel as intake fans and two are mounted in push pull config on Prolimatech Megahalems. My Q9650 @ 4.32-4.36 loads at 61-62C prime. Specs Q9650 @ 4.3Ghz ish Gigabyte EP45-UD3P OCZ 2x2 Gb "Reapers" PC2 9200 @ 1200Mhz HD 4870x2 Antec Signature 850W WD 640Gb main

Cons: -Fan 2pin needs to be connected to a fan controller to work. In order to get these to work with my Lamptron FC2 fan controller I had to "modify" the ends for fans to work without the 2 pin. Silverstone really needs to work on this, if the 2pin is not connected then fan should just run at 100%. Somewhat loud when you have 6 of them running at full blast in case. Well at least its not Deltas.

Pros: It moves a TON of air. It help to cool my legs from the air blast comming off of the wall! : ) Just need to adjust the volume vs. air-flow a bit to find the sweet spot.

Cons: Sounds like a C-130 durring a high power run when turned up all the way...not as loud as some I've used...

Overall Review: Yep, it's a fan...