Antec 30mm Thickness Fans, 140mm x 30mm Case Fans, PWM Fans, 1500RPM, 95.44CFM, 1.94mmH₂O, 4 Pin PWM Connector, 140mm Fan, Storm T3 Series 3 Packs

Great fans! Quiet and move a ton of air. Easy to install and a nice clean look.

They’re not name brand, but they’re about half price what you’d pay for a name brand. Was looking at a set at Best Buy and they wanted more than double what I paid for this bundle of 3 fans for 3 RGB fans. I figured this was a better bang for my buck also since I don’t really care for RGB.Do note that these have no lighting, whatsoever. There is an RGB version but I got the plain fans without lightning of any kind.I’m currently using these fans as intake on the front of my desktop gaming PC. I had one sole Corsair fan that came with my case in the front but I replaced it for these 3 together, using the daisy chain setup to my motherboard.Comparing to the last time that I measured my CPU temperatures…I’m averaging a reduction of 10° C since installing these fans to the front for intake.My CPU is an AMD Ryzen 5 5600X. I haven’t overclocked or tweaked it except to enable virtualization in my UEFI.Playing Red Dead Redemption 2 got me between 30° C and 43° C and 43° C was me pushing it. This is on Ultra settings, 200 FPS, 1080, in Full Screen. This was in Saint Denis and I was in the midst of a shoot out with the cops. 42° C and up was a stretch for this.I also have a RTX 4070 Ti and 32GB DDR4 3200 MHz for more information on my setup. My CPU is cooled by an AIO water cooler. You can check my purchase history on Amazon for a review of that cooler and some pictures of my setup before I installed these fans.The CPU idles at 20-24° C when in UEFI or at Windows 11 Pro when doing nothing on the desktop.The installation was easy as can be. All that was needed that this didn’t come with was a Phillips screwdriver, which you should already have. I also used zip ties to keep neater cable management, but that’s not absolutely necessary for everyone.These fans are QUIET. I was very worried about that but on first boot, I hear no difference than before installing these fans. You can feel the cold air intake if you put your hands against the front of my case.I’m really happy with my purchase and happy with the results I’ve seen so far. Really hoping to keep on this cooling spree and eventually have a refrigerator for a PC lol.Definitely recommend these to anyone looking for decent fans at a reasonable price!

I bought the 3 pack of the 120mm Storm fans. Their tech specs say:Fan Type: PWMFan Speed: 600-2000rpmAirflow: 66.56 cfm (max)3 year warrantyThese fans are very quiet.They have rubber on the part you screw into the chassis - to reduce noise, no doubt - which makes it slightly more difficult to install than a straight, plastic fan.I have 2 in the front and one in the back, and they are silent, keeping my PC cool and quiet, even when gaming! The graphics card is what makes the real noise!Here is my fan-curve:CPU: 0-60°C @ 50%; 70°C @ 75%; 90°C @ 100%Exhaust: 0-60°C @ 20%; 70°C @ 50%; 85°C @ 70%Intake (1 & 2): 0-60°C @ 40%; 70°C @ 60%; 85°C @ 90%When gaming on high settings at 1080p, my CPU remains at an average of 62°C, and my graphics card remains at an average of 75°C. And I can barely hear my fans.Well worth the $30 if your PC case didn't come with fancy fans!

These fans look great and perform well. They seem so cool better than my previous fans.Despite the 5-star review, I do have two minor complaints:- There's no arrow on the side of the fan indicating the direction of airflow (which is odd... this is shown on every other case fan I've seen). Since I didn't want to install them to test this, I had to look up a YouTube video to verify that my guess was correct (the "sleeker" side with the Antec logo is the intake side).- The daisy-chain connector didn't fit through the fan cable hole on the front-top of my case, so I was unable to route the cables neatly through the back side of the case motherboard. This wasn't a huge deal for me since my case is mostly opaque, but if you're a stickler about tidy cable management, this could be a nuisance.

They're well made and move a lot of air. They come nicely packaged each fan with its own extension pwm fan cable and set of screws. Now about the noise: at full rpm they're unbearable, it's like a storm indeed. At lower rpms, I'd say up to 50%, they're quiet enough, probably like any other fan at that speed. Overall, like others have said, it's a good balance between cost and function.

These are great fans. I have 6 total for my rig, besides my AIO cooler's 3. Easy enough to connect and lock into the case, barring the bottom of my case. That may be just an issue with my motherboard and how the case mounts bottom fans, as a few USB ports get in the way of the fans, but I was able to wedge them under the USB pin ports.As for noise, I run a few intensive games (Destiny 2, MH Wilds, Warframe, others included) and having 9 fans kicks up a storm, but they do the job well. Circulates air through and out of the computer as expected, keeping temps around 35-50c.As for the RGB, they look good. I saw reviews about how they have distinct LED's, but I don't notice them. The fans just look like blended colors, which is how they should look.Great value for the cost, and power to match.

These are excellent fans, I fit 6 in a Jonsbo D32 Pro with zero issues of clearance in my build.Fans are quiet and provide great airflow, keeps components around 45C at idle and definitely helps with CPU and GPU under load.Would buy again if building again, such a great fan.

These fans are so quiet and move so much air. Even after almost a year of use, they are still quiet. My CPU and GPU temps are so low all without having to hear heavy fan noise. Definitely get these if you don't want to get the expensive Phantek 30mm fans.