🌀 Cooler Master MF120 Halo 3in1 Duo-Ring ARGB LightingFan | 24 Independently LEDS | PWM Static Pressure Fan | Absorbing Pads for Computer Case & Liquid Radiator Review

I wanted to have this cool fan with RGB capabilities but unfortunately as in the picture with a black border where There are red circles and yellow circles, you can see it doesn't fit where it should, despite being a steeper main body (HAF XB EVO) where 200mm is the right size and it's in the It was not mentioned in the description that it does not fit into all cooler master cases. I ended up buying another one like the other third picture with an all white outline (Cooler Master MegaFlow 200 -

So I had 3 of these to put on my radiator for a custom hinge I built and I returned them. Right out of the box 1 had dead LEDs and when the computer was running they sounded like a jet engine taking off, only 50%, 100% you could hear them in the other room. Cooler Master is basically doing junk at the moment and is just living on its years of reputation, so just spend a few bucks more and get it. Corsair fans or those looking for inexpensive but effective and functional ones can choose the…

Pro: ARGB is impressive; Mostly quiet at low speeds with normal airflow. Works best as part of an AIO wheel cooling solution. Cons: The noise during heavy workloads like gaming is unbearable and scares even my pets; The background noise compensates for a possible use as a case fan. I would definitely not recommend these fans!

I ordered this for my son to fit in his new computer he is building himself. Good packaging and everything you need is in it. Unfortunately, the controller got very hot as soon as it was connected, couldn't switch modes with the buttons, ASUS 570 per MB was not recognized (fully patched BIOS and firmware). The fans are noisy even at 50% speed (these are DC fans and difficult to tune). Cooler Master Support did not help. Returning this product and using Corsair.

In the first month after I installed the fan, one fan started making a very faint rattling noise that lasted a second, then disappeared and turned on again. It wasn't too loud, not too often, and I thought I'd be rejected (and charged) if I hired him to do it. Sounds like a bad camp. From time to time the chassis shakes and vibrates (I would forget if he didn't just do it - not even daily). I twirled it around a bit while it was off to see if it made any noise and it does. One of the other two…

I bought these fans to replace case fans. This is exactly what I wanted, the RGB color is fantastic especially the light coming out of the halo on the sides. The fans are very quiet once configured in the Bios/MoBo fan software, and they include all the hardware needed to cover ARGB (5V, 3pins) and RGB (12V, 4pins), including a controller, if your MoBo doesn't have RGB connectors. I was able to control all of my fans, including the AIO and board lights, using MSI's Mystic Light software. You…

So I had 3 of these to put on my radiator for a custom loop I built and I returned them. Right out of the box 1 had dead LEDs and when the computer was running they only sounded like a jet engine taking off at 50%, at 100% you can hear them in another room. Cooler Master is basically doing junk at the moment and is just living on its years of reputation, so just spend a few bucks more and get Corsair fans, or if you're looking for a cheap but bright and functional one, go for it the DeepCool…

I wanted this cool fan with RGB capabilities but unfortunately I like the picture with black outline where it is red is circles and yellow circles, you can see it didn't fit where it should, even cooler than the main body (HAF XB EVO) where 200mm is the right size and it wasn't mentioned in the description that it is not suitable for all the cooler master cases. I ended up buying another one like the other third picture with an all white outline (Cooler Master MegaFlow 200 - 200mm Silent Sleeve