MASSCOOL FD12038S1M3/4 Case Fan

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This fan puts out a lot of air. When turned up to max, it blows genuinely properly, but is a little too loud for me. I have it affixed to my sunbeam core speak to freezer and it's dialed down to 2200 rpm. It moves a lot of air by means of the heatsink and just does a excellent job. Just a couple notes- tops out at 2700 RPM and pushes 105CFM at that rate- my fan essentially did hit 2700rpm exactly when i cranked it up all the way, but as i mentioned- had to back it down a tad for noise. When my girlfriend is gone i'll just bump it up to full speed, but the noise bothers her. I can't think nobody has reviewed this, i'd hate to think that you all only buy scythe. Anyway, i grabbed this on e wiz for 7 dollars shipped, and it worked flawlessly for me. I may well get yet another to use as an intake fan in the future, but i currently have ten fans in my case, i consider i'll be alright with the setup i have. Obtain this fan, stop getting scythe fans all the time, its boring. These genuinely are fantastic if you want a 120x120x38mm fan. Get a fan controller with this. Just acquire 3 of these and a 3fan controller that mounts in a five.25" bay, that need to be far more than adequate airflow for any case.

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Moves a lot of air, 1 fan took my computer from cooking my graphics card 85+ c to just run desktop, to running furmark and wow at 64c stable 1 fan dies shortly immediately after set up. Loud at total RPM but you should know that already.beginning generating a thumping noise and then 1 of 2 quit After a closer the connector for the 3pin into the motherboard it is better attached to the molex ad on rather than the 3 wires running to the fan. if you feel like taking it apart, reconnecting the crimp connector inside the 3 pin and soldering it collectively the way it need to be performed. it should be a excellent fan. but in my case this fan was a pain to set up in a little cubby hole in the front of my case, and then to have it quit is not cool...will be RMA ing the dead 1, and hopefully it's replacement will last longer than 48 hours

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Very good fan heavy duty, lots of air. None Heavy duty the weight tells the story I will be getting far more.

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Quiet, uncomplicated to set up, inexpensive. None but. I have only had this fan about a week, so possibly my overview is a little preliminary. Even so, so far it operates good and I have had no troubles with it. Bought this as a replacement for a rear case fan that was dying a slow noisy death. Fan was effortless to install. Comes with screws to attach it to the case. It is also quiet which was a massive concern of mine when shopping for a new fan. Blue LED actually lights up the case which is good. I would advise this fan to any individual.

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work's greattt, you wont be disappointed None fan noise's dont bother me

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Great fans....took out 2 of the 230mm fans in my HAF932 and replaced them with four 120mm. two of them getting this fan here. They work fantastic, moving way more air than the stock fans did and dropped my CPU temp idle from 41C to 34C and under load 60C down to 53C. None Yes, of course they do run a small loud but it was expected and also why you have some fan speed controller(so no egg taken away), slow 'em down and problem solved. Using as exhaust in my existing setup.

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Effortless install, does what it has to do blow air! Can be a little loudish when spinning complete speed but if you have it connected to the MoBo that can manage fan speed it must be fine. These fans last years never let me down

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I use this fan as a exhaust fan in my basement. It fits in a existing dryer outlet perfectly. I set it working one hour for every three hours using a dialed timer. It worked great to keep my basement air fresh. The only issue is that its noise level is relatively high for a PC cooling fan. However, it is one of the most powerful PC fans on the market.