ThermalrightTL-B12 Extrem CPU Fan Cooler,Industrial Grade Fans,with High Speed 3150RPM,120mm Cooling PWM Fan,Three-time Dynamic Balance Correction,Computer Case Cooling Fan

I built my first PC back in May. I bought a few of these fans and several other fans from four other places to try to figure out which ones would be the best by far buy a longshot for several reasons. These are far away the best computer fans I’ve ever seen barely heard because they don’t make a sound or used. They also come with these little rubber, grommet things that go on the corners. I’m assuming to keep down the noise, but they’re so unnecessary because they’re super quiet really easy to attach is a matter of fact the moment I put one in my hand and kind of flick the blades around I knew they were gonna be good because they were super well balanced. I ended up putting 15 of these in my computer case and shockingly. My Nvidia. GPU fans were louder, and they are barely making any noise at all the sound you’re here is just the wind wooshing out of the back of the computer case. Also, they are extremely powerful. I believe up to 3000 RPM. They knock the temperature down 20°C in about 30 seconds so whenever my CPU or my GPU got to 40° the jump from 50% power to 75% power knocked the temperature down extremely quick. Originally, I just had one of these ones in the back up top and one in the front up top and then some lesser powered ones throughout the inside to avoid getting any negative air pressure worked great once I had returned the other ones I didn’t like and I just got a whole bunch more and I’ve been so happy ever since. I mean, I can’t even believe I’m writing this long review over a computer fan but much like cell phone cases. It’s just funny to me how you can spend $100 on a cell phone case that’s supposed to be the best and it’s just not as good as the $15 one and these fans are really reasonably priced. I definitely think it’s the most fair price for the best quality I could’ve easily spent an extra $27 per fan to get some Noctuas but there would be no point other than just wanting to show off a label and I would like to add that I did buy one Noctua fan was not anywhere near as good. Lastly, I’ve had these since May. I wanted to wait a nice long time to give a nice fair review. All of them work perfectly still have had zero problems. Some of the other fans I had started making noise rattling broke down not these ones oh and I guess really lastly lastly delivery time was really fast sellers awesome so super appreciated. Thank you so much for all your first time PC buyers out there. At least you know you can buy these and it’s one less little bit of stress. you have to worry about do yourself a favor and by at least none of these if you’re getting a high and CPU and GPU at the very least it’ll keep everything nice and cool especially in case your GPU fan stopped working or your cooler fan stopped working. These fans will take care of all of that.

Cooling enthusiast here.I’ve been a huge fan of thermalrite’s first version of this specific fan for a while now, they are cheap, clean, quiet and move tons of air. Needless to say I was exited to see that they made this version. It’s everything I liked about the original fan with one key improvement, speed. It now can rotate up to 3100 rpms and move an insane amount of air, it still works at the normal speeds too which I recommend, 3100 is loud af and kinda scary but that’s the best part.Thermalrite is really out here making fans for the people. Other companies should take notes.I plan on testing these in a server to see how long they can last at max rpm so this review may change at a later date,but the score will stay the same. These fans are the best.

only to find out that the labeled side with all the tech info ( voltage, watts, etc..) that most fans use as the back side is actually the front side (where air is drawn out) of this fan. The unlabeled side is the back side (where air is drawn in). This might strike as a stup*d comment to others but this will help those that will be using this fan for the first time. Other than that quirk, the fan is really quiet even at its highest speed and really gets a lot of air in or out depending on how you installed it. Overall a great fan but minus 1 for not indicating the front or back side.

It's loud at full blast. Pretty much the loudest fan I have aside from server-grade Delta fans. Thankfully it's power draw is still low enough that you can use smart FAN control to set up a fan curve that keeps noise down except for high load.

Quiet enough under 2K RPM - but not the most quiet. But that's not why you buy a fan like this. For what it is - it is an amazing value and moves a ton of air.

They move SO much air. They're quiet until they get to full blast, but they have like a 2000 RPM range! You can get great performance at much lower RPMs and have a nearly silent fan.They also work great on radiators.Best fan for the price I have ever tried, and I've tried everything from be quiet, to corsair, to Thermaltake, and half a dozen others.

This is an INDUSTRIAL GRADE fan, it is NOT necessarily designed to for the typical consumer that needs a fan for normal PC use. With that said, the noise complaints are overblown, and this fan's RPM and powerful blades can push A LOT of air! It is easily my most powerful fan and I have it directly blowing across my CPU, RAM, and just above my GPU. I wish I had bought two of these fans to place in the front of my case, but I have already have a surplus of fans and haven't unlocked that unlimited money cheat yet.

Great product. I have one fan that seems to making a little bearing noise, but for the price, you really can't go wrong. 4/5 stars just because of the bearing noise.