Scythe Slip Stream SY1212SL12H 2000 rpm 120mm Slim Case Fan

This fan works great in my case. It's a little loud, but it is a 2000RPM fan. It certainly isn't excessively loud, and if given the choice, I would definitely buy it again. It comes with the mounting screws and works great in tight spaces; I stuck this on the side door of my case after installing a sunbeam core contact freezer on my CPU, which is too tall to accomodate a regular 25mm thickness fan on the door. Great fan and company, and if you need reliable cooling in a low profile situation, I recommend this.

When I plugged this very thin fan in for the first time, it started a tornado in my room with all the dust before I could put my filter on.Just kidding, but this fan has incredibly great airflow for such a tiny thing. At 2000 RPM, it will whine pretty loudly, but it pushes more air than the 120x25 mm fans in my case at high speeds.At first I plugged it into a voltage-regulated fan port (the only one on the motherboard) and it stayed at 2000 RPM until I plugged it into a PWM fan port. At that point it went down to 1200 RPM and got silent.Ever since then it hasn't turned up at all and I can't even hear it.If you don't care about sound, I would get this 2000 RPM version. I would get it even if you don't for the sheer experience ever once in a while of turning it up.If you never want to hear a sound, get the 1200 RPM version and you'll be satisfied.

I bought this on october, have been using it with a a 4 fan controller, i love it... it has very good quallity and great silent design.If you wana have lot of air flow with a silent solution this is an excelent choise.Note that is very silent at 1000 rpms... if you push it to 2000 it becomes a little noisy.

I have bought several of these fans in the past few years for my customer comuter build.Pros:Slim size - I have a Roseville Blackhawk Gaming ATX Mid-tower computer case. This is the only fan I've been able to find that will fit in the vent directly behind the motherboard.Output - These fans can easily run up to 1800-2000 rpms.Cons:These fans seem to only last about a year before they start to wear out and become unbalanced. I originally had 3 of them on my computer (vent behind the motherboard because it's the only one that fits, one on the side vent as it was the only one that could fit due to having the massive Master Cooler Hyper 212+ heat sink next to it, and one pushing in a push-pull heat sink cooling system as a regular size fan would have blocked the fist ram slot). I had to replace two of them within a year and with one of them I decided to go back to a regular size fan. This compared to all my other Roseville and Master Cooler fans which are still running to his day with no problems.

There's really not a lot to say about these. They're low-profile, they're considerably quiet, and despite other reviews, they move lots of air!I'm using them with a Corsair H100 Liquid Cooler as radiator fans and I didn't have enough room with the two standard size fans that came with it. These were the perfect find. I have mine connected to a NZXT fan controller but they don't really run below 100% power. It's either all or nothing. at 90% power they barely move any air and at 60% the shut off. Even at full speed however they don't seem to generate much noise and there plenty of air movement through the radiator.The shipping was very quick and these products are covered in Japanese writing which makes me feel like they are a pretty high-quality product even though they are manufactured in China.Great fans. If you're limited on space there aren't many options, but these are fantastic!!!

These suckers are thin, they move a lot of air, lots of pressure, but man, at 2000rpm they do put out a good bit of noise.Update a few months later:These fans now barely spin. They're behaving like a case fan normally would after 5-7 years of use. Upon powerup (with full 12v) they struggle to begin spinning and when they do start spinning up to speed, they resonate with bad vibrations. They're toast. A too good to be true 12mm thick fan. Bummer.

Thought this would be a good idea.. .Paid way too much for what it does. Which isn't much. it moves fluidly, and doesn't appear to be cheap, or loud. Just doesn't move hardly any air. The restocking fee was absurd to send it back and get less than half my money back as shipping would be on me as well. Wouldn't purchase again.

This item is as advertised.Pros: It is as slim as they can get, and greatly improved the airflow in my case. Currently using it as a side door fan as an intake fan in which the high RPM allows great amount of air intake.Cons: As with the high RPM that means it is quite loud.TL;DR: The noise isn't noticeable if you're wearing a good pair of headphones/headset anyway and great air flow for such a slim fan.

lo usata molto sul pc fisso non ha mai dato problemi silenziosa ed affidabile a bassi rpm

Very quiet fan, it moves enough air. But it's versatility in tight areas is amazing. A little less then 13 mm in thickness.

Ventilador que es la mitad de ancho que uno normal, es muy silencioso, con un buen caudal de aire, ideal para colocarlo donde tengas problemas por la limitación de anchura. En mi caso lo que puesto en un decodificador satélite (Dreambox 8000HD) con un rendimiento perfecto, ha conseguido bajar entre 3-4 grados la temperatura con respecto al ventilador oficial.Recomendado.

this fan fitted my home built aluminium case perfectly..allowing all case components to fit and deliver all the cooling nescessary...well done SYTHE SHURIKEN.

Très silencieux pour un 2000tr/min permet de se loger dans des endroits où un ventilateur classique ne "passe" pas (derrière a porte coté carte mère d'un pc qui chauffe énormément), en extraction derrière un gros dissipateur... En plus il est très léger, donc pour une configuration relativement silencieuse double ventilateurs sur un rad processeur, ça ferait une super configuration de refroidissement par air.