Apevia CF4S-BK 80Mm 4Pin Molex + 3Pin Motherboard Black Case Fan - Connecting To Power Supply Or Motherboard Review

Great 80mm PC fans. The fans are quiet and efficiently dissipate heat in my computer case. I have one that blows hot air through the back vent and the other blows cold air through the side vent. This setup works best for me and keeps my computer cool. They can be powered via a 3-pin connector on the motherboard or a Molex connector from a power supply. Each fan comes with 4 mounting screws. A 5 pack is a very good price for these quality fans. Overall I am happy with my purchase and will…

They work great. I add fans to several systems in 80mm and 120mm. This is a big advantage for most systems. A 4-pin Molex power connector and a 4-pin mainboard connector are available on each fan. The airflow is clearly marked on the fan.

One out of three fans didn't even work. I had to "help" him start spinning. The other 2 usually worked as fan hist. Not when they're lit with LED lights. Not much exercise when airborne, but it's better than nothing. They came with Molex adapters which is good but I would like to know that they are actually 3 pin fans with Loex adapters. I bought an adapter for my PSU because I figured I needed it to run these fans. Better buy an adapter to go straight to 3 pin fans and take molex out of the…

Good, cheap fans. I've been building a few computers lately and I was running out of fans so I ordered some to finish the build. All worked from one herd and made no noise. (big issue for me) They move a lot of air, and even in a PC with three of these fans the noise isn't very noticeable and certainly not what I would call loud. I've waited a few months to check them out in case they start making noise or fail altogether and so far so good. They are definitely not the quality of premium fans…

I don't know why I thought the translucent green fan had LEDs but this one didn't. I know the product says this on the page if you take the time to read it, but I've never seen an unlit translucent fan before. One of the three that arrived in the bag was already split in two upon arrival, the fan had detached from the hub. It won't last. The two who worked hardly move the air, but are completely silent. I don't know what I was expecting for $10, but I didn't realize you could make such bad fans

As the title says, they are very quiet even at full load and I needed something to accommodate extra fan space for the pair of passive GPU coolers I had on some retro systems. However, it's disappointing how little airflow they have. Why? Well I still have the old Socket A platform and it has a heatsink where you can fit an 80mm fan. I was hoping to use one of the leftovers from this kit to cool down the XP 3200+ I had; Well, long story short, this thing just didn't have enough airflow to keep…

In the incubator I built I installed 2 of these. They are much weaker than the ones I've used before with the same spec. I can barely feel the flow of air coming out of them. One of them stopped working after a month. I am very disappointed and will not recommend it.