Review on InWin Sirius Loop Addressable RGB Triple Fan Kit 120mm - Enhanced Cooling Performance for Computer Case - Optimized Cooling Fans by Jay Kowal

I have bought these fans 3 times in the last 6 months to install in 3 separate PC builds. The kit includes 3 fans and a controller module with a button to switch between color schemes. There are also some rubber stickers in the package that you need to stick on the fan, 4 on each side, to keep it nice and quiet in the case. The rubber prevents the plastic part of the fan from rubbing against the case after installation. The package comes with its own set of screws and I highly recommend getting the screws into the correct side of the fan first and then removing them before installing the fan into the case. The fan screw holes are not tapped, making the initial screwing in difficult and easier before attaching the fan to the case. Suction fan on the side without label and motor. The fans blow from the side of the engine where the Sirius Loop label is located. I haven't had any issues with these fans in the 3 builds I've used them in, so I kept buying them after the first build. The fans can be daisy-chained, so you don't need many system fan inputs on the motherboard. They ensure sufficient air circulation in your case so that overheating is impossible. My only downside is that I didn't receive the controller module with the 3rd set of fans I bought. Luckily my MSI motherboard was able to manage the colors. You can choose from a variety of color modes, the default mode is rainbow mode, which alternates through the colors of the rainbow. You can also choose any solid color, flashing colors, or colors swirling around a strobe-style fan, and more. Overall, these fans look and feel like premium fans without the premium price tag.