Antec RGB Fans, PC Fans, 120mm Fan, 120mm Case Fan 5 Packs, Case Fans 3-Pin 5V Addressable RGB Fans with Controller, MOBO Sync with 5V 3-Pin, F12 Racing

I don't understand anything about the inner-workings of a pc. I probably shouldn't even *own* a pc if truth be told. But my fans went out and it was overheating, so I ordered these. I assumed it would be set up exactly like the stock ones. I spent a lot of time carefully tracing cords and cables and labeling them all as I removed the old fans, only to find out that these new ones did not connect *at all* like the old ones. Panic set in. With some deep breaths and careful examination I realized these fans were actually much simpler than the old ones and once I pulled out the rest of my meticulously-labelled cords, I got them hooked up just fine. All by myself. I didn't even have to use YouTube. And these work great, by the way. The rgb is gorgeous and they spin really well and keep the pc nice and cool. They're quiet too! So basically: just believe in yourself. You can do it! Even if you're dumb, like me <3

So I’m new to the gaming PC world but I’m a pretty tech savvy type of guy. I know how to do basic wiring and such. The install was pretty simple besides the nest of wires that end up as a result. That was solved with zip ties. The airflow is much much better than what I had and it was keeping my GPU and CPU temps down 5-10°C cooler than before. Still testing the results to see how much they actually help in the long run. I did get the ARGB and PWM so I can wiring them into my motherboard and let them communicate. I really wish it would have came with some instructions though. I was able to figure it out but someone who isn’t well versed or doesn’t know the basics may have a hard time. The fans work well with different RGB software, so test which one you like the best. The fans seems to be made out of durable plastic that will last a long time. My computer was reading the fan RPM’s at almost 1600-1700 so they will cool things down for sure. 4 stars was just due to packaging and lack of installation instructions.

This is a great budget rgb fan set. Used these to replace the front fans and have a few extra for later. The added fan controller is a nice touch also on top of it. My only complaint is the fan controller was cheaply made so some of the ports didnt fit snug and keep things in place on the LED side of the controller i just put it on in a position that kept everything in place, im sure you could use some tape if you wanted to. Other than that its great, comes with a controller, if you want to control it through the motherboard just hit the MB button on the controller and forget about it. 4 stars for the fan 1 star missing because of the fan controller. Good times.

Seem like good quality and they work and at low speeds are very quiet. Higher speeds still pretty quiet. The big issue is if you want to control the RGB lights from the motherboard and not the remote, there are no instructions. We found out through trial and error that if you hold in the "AUTO" button at the top middle of the remote it switches between remote control and motherboard control. So, after figuring this out we were finally able to control these fans with the Asus Armory Crate Aura Sync app. But there were no instructions in the box at all, but there was the controller that supported 5 fans and cables to connect it to the motherboard.

The positives of these fans are that they move air, the RGB looks great, the RGB controller is decent and they were simple to install. Contrary to what several people said, the screws are the correct size, but the holes aren't threaded, so it takes a good deal of force to screw in the fans as they thread the hole as you screw them in. This is typical of budget fans. Unfortunately, the negatives outweigh the positives. For starters, these fans aren't quiet. In fact, they're the noisiest fans I've bought in years. I have a large desk with my tower on it and it sounded like I had a desk fan sitting next to me instead of a computer. The noise could be drowned out by playing a game, a video or some music, but you shouldn't have to make noise to drown out your fans. Also, the bearings were off in at least one of my fans because it was sending a pulsating vibration through my case that I could hear over the fan noise. Lastly, on the RGB hub, the power is supplied through a molex connector. When I plugged it into my molex on my power supply, two of the pins pushed through the connector and stuck out he other side, forcing me to push them back in to make proper contact. This tells me that the molex connector wasn't well made. All I wanted was some ARGB fans to replace the non addressable ones that came with my case and the non lit fan that came with my cooler. What I didn't want were noisy fans that drowned out even my graphics card when it spun up in a game. After these wound up being a disappointment, I bought some Be Quiet fans that are so quiet that I almost have to look at them to be sure they're running.