Vantec Stealth 60mm Double Ball Bearing Silent Case Fan - Model SF6025L

Pros: My old fan were running loud and slowly wearing out one by one so I figured I would just replace all 5. I also bought a VANTEC NXP-205-SL Silver Fan Controller Panel so that I could controll the fan noise when I wasnt working on the computer. Well let me tell you, I wasted 16 bucks on the fan controller becuase I cant hear these fans on high speed let alone low. These fans are great. My onboard temp monitor is actually lower then what I normally run too so they cool very well also. Two birds with one stone.

Cons: NO Cons. These fans come with screws and 4 pin to 3 pin connectors. They are ultra quite and very inexpensive. What more could you ask for in a fan.

Overall Review: Heat is the biggest killer to computer hardware so buying a few fans is cheap perventive maintenance in my opinion. These are awesome and I would recommend them to anyone.

Pros: 3rd Set I have owned. Have a Very long case life. I run this fan in all my cases. Good blanace of noise / Air movement

Cons: none so far ...

Overall Review: Comes with adapter so do not worry about running out of 3 pin connections on your board

Pros: I setout on a project to build a Windows Media Center PC. While the PC worked great, the noise was a bit distracting while watching TV and movies. The OEM XEON fans sound like a helicopter. I purchased a couple of passive heat sinks here at NewEgg in order to reduce the noise in my machine. The noise ended. However, my processors overheated due to not enough air movement across the heat sinks. After reading the reviews on this product, I decided to purchase a couple. After installing the fans onto the passive heat sinks, the CPU’s are running cool again. In-fact, the CPUs now run about 5 degrees cooler that when using the stock XEON fans. The fans make absolutely no noise. Once I replaced my power supply with an ANTEC silent power supply, I cannot even tell that the machine is on. It is unbelievable to have a dual XEON system that is entirely silent! Additionally, the fans are controllable by the motherboard when using the 3 pin motherboard connector.

Cons: I’ve had the fans installed for about a month now and have not had a single problem with them.

Overall Review: Machine Specs: Windows Media Center 2005 IWILL Intel 875P Dual XEON Socket 604 Server Motherboard Dual XEON 2.8Ghz, 533, 1M CPU’s 2GB System Memory NVIDIA GeForce 6200 256 MB 8X AGP Graphics Card 1.5TB Storage

Comments: Virtually silent at about 2000 RPM and excellent quality construction. Makes the stock AMD fan sound like a helicoptor.

Pros: Quietest fans that I have found. Ball bearing.

Cons: Depending on the installation, still not quiet enough. If you want to use these for a media center install, get a controller to slow them down some more.

Overall Review: I have been buying these fans for 5+ years and have yet to have one fail on me. Very quiet operation.

Pros: really, your reading a review about a case fan? O.K.... Installed with no issues, airfoil spins, air moves transporting evil heat from the top of my case. Quietest 80mm fan I've ever had. Happy?

Cons: I could use the ability to reverse routing of power wires to otherside of fan for exaust instead of intake. Not a big deal, just an asthetics thing.

Overall Review: 4 out of 5 dentists think 1 out of 5 dentists is a real jerk.

Pros: Very quiet, and move quite a lot of air! Come with molex adapters and screws. Double-ball bearing means they will last a long time. ( I have Vantec fans that are 5+ years old and they still work )

Cons: None I can think of.

Pros: Double ball-bearing. Reasonably quite. Moves LOTS of air. Comes with both drive & motherboard header connectors.

Cons: None thus far.

Overall Review: I've used Vantec double ball fans for over 8 years now. Most have lasted AT LEAST 3 years of 24/7 use for me. I install them on ALL systems I build. The slightly higher price is WORTH EVERY PENNY!!!