I assembled a gaming PC based on the NZXT S340 elit case. I love silence, especially during work, I was puzzled by the search for quiet fans, by trial and error, as well as spending a significant amount of money))) I still stumbled upon Deepcool fans, for me it's like they say "golden mean", I mean quality and cost! The fan is really very quiet, but at the same time, in simple terms, it blows very well! As a result, within a year, I changed all the fans in the case to Deepcool 120 and 140mm…

Or I've already snickered, but I can't call these coolers good, if it's not clear in%, then after 980 rpm the sound from them is clearly audible from the NZXT 710 (which is scary to think in other cases) Let's discard everything and in fact, the price of 2 + k for 3 fans is not true, the MAX price for each of them is 300, but the entire surcharge goes for the backlight and the controller with an adapter. they cost 3 for blowing from above, they can’t cope if it is set to 100% worse than a video

Pros below: Use of illumination in fans. Using automatic fan speed control. Backlight control with a remote control. Plastic, its strength, quality. With its cons: Only one - I had a head licked on one screw. Found it in my stash and replaced it.

All in all, I won't buy these again. And what to take - xs. Pros below: 1. Backlight synchronization with all motherboards, where provided. 2. Reasonable price 3. I liked the modes on the complete controller (due to the change in the flicker frequency, it feels like you can see the slow rotation of the blades) Its cons: In about a year, out of seven turntables, three began to rustle or tap (two sets of three and one identical with the processor tower cooler). One even knocks at 18%. I could…

Different pros: Good airflow, quiet, the ability to synchronize the backlight by means of mp. Its cons: Terrible length of cables, even if you have an average midi, you will still need to use extension cords.

Processor overheated. Asked a friend for help. As a result, I took a set of three fans, with built-in lighting. A friend also asked to install. Showed what and how, where to watch the temperature and how to change the backlight. All evening I clicked different colors and lighting modes :) Its pros: They don't make noise. With a choice of lighting. The computer no longer overheats. Has cons: I couldn't install myself. I didn’t understand where and what to fasten and even more so connect inside…

They are beautiful and come with everything you need to hook them up. It was easy once I figured out what configuration I want to use to connect them. Since they give you multiple options! They are basically plug and play! And they are wonderful! A matching Deepcool RGB CPU cooler is fine too! I'm using this setup with Asus Aura Sync and haven't had any issues. They are quiet and look like very good quality fans and we have a great price compared to other RGB fans. I couldn't be happier with…

***Pros***Lighting is just greatGreat build qualityGood airflowMotherboard compatibilityPrice ($44.99)Performance***Cons***Lots of cables***Other thoughts* **The lighting on them is great! The price they come at is totally worth it. 3 high quality dimmable fans for $45 is a steal! I've been using Deepcool products for a while and with good reason. Everything I've used from them has been surprisingly good and I'm just as impressed with these fans. They move a good amount of air without being…

Other RGB fan options tend to be a lot more expensive than these RF120s (Corsair.) And worse, they don't work well with generic software (Corsair.). on included The 140mm fans that came with my case. They're easy enough to install, although they don't come pre-threaded so it takes some effort to screw them into place, and they can be easily wired up or plugged into a Deepcool fan controller to make cable routing virtually painless close. They're also bright, push air, and are inexpensive, even…

Cheaper than Thermaltake Riing RGB fan. In addition, this is the only fan compatible with ASUS Aura Sync. The 3-pack comes with a fan hub (supports 4 fans) and an extension cable that allows you to connect up to six RGB peripherals.

I bought two sets of 3-in-1 fans with a Deep Cool Matrexx 55 case for a new build. The fans are great, although not very easy to install. I had to push really hard to get the screws in and ended up breaking off the screw heads. They also only included screws long enough to attach the fans through the case, but in the video for the Matrexx 55 on the Deep Cool website, they show someone installing the same fans with a longer screw coming from the side through the fan goes in front and then into…