Review on 💡 EZDIY-FAB 120mm RGB PWM Case Fan with RGB PWM Fan Hub, 5V Motherboard Sync, ARGB Computer Fan - 5 Pack by Jon Dugan

I have bought a few more of these kits for my new TT P8 case. First, the hub is much better, although plastic (instead of aluminum) is now used. Remember this is not a downgrade. The ARGB connectors fit much tighter and they plug right in. That still worries the old hubs a bit. The only issue I've had with these last two add-on purchases is affordability. First, let's get the obvious out of the way. Second, these things end quickly. So if you need a link, keep checking back. I've posted photos of my finished builds and recommend them with no problem. I'm even tempted to replace the stock Enermax RGB fans on my cooler with two of these. Incidentally, I lost two of these, although this was due to debris getting into the hubs. I don't blame the fans but they do NOT pop out like many other branded fans when you want to service them. Be careful before you break one. I have no problem buying an extra kit to have on hand in case of a failure (which avoids this with a filter and using a pedestal/stand). These PWM fans are best controlled by software. Consult the motherboard manufacturer for fan control. One final tip: AMD Ryzen hexa-core processors tend to overload one core, causing the fans (and the CPU fan) to run faster. This is common among owners, so I would recommend a custom fan curve to keep your fans under control with AMD Ryzen's six cores.