CORSAIR RS120 ARGB 120mm PWM Fans – Daisy-Chain Connection – Low-Noise – Magnetic Dome Bearing – Triple Pack – Black

Corsair is notorious for making high-quality products, and these fans are no different. The fans quickly bring my PC to an optimal temperature. The RGB is bold and easy to customize through the iCUE app. Additionally, the daisy chained assembly made installation SUPER quick and easy. However, there is one thing people should note...Most users will notice how loud the fans are when firing up their PCs after the install. Keep in mind, these fans are spinning at over 2000 RPM -- they will be loud! You have to go into your PC's BIOS and tune them. At their factory settings, they will be running at 100% at nearly every temperature. I looked up a couple of trustworthy Reddit threads to help me tune it correctly with my exact setup. Overall, the fans often run at 50% and still keeps my PC around 70-75 degrees Celsius when running very demanding games.Overall, I am extremely satisfied with the fans. They function exactly how I expect them to, and they hold up to Corsair's solid reputation.

I ordered 3 pack. Each fan has short PWM and ARGB in/out cables.Each pack provides PWM and ARGB cables, one long and one short for each type.I am using an old gigabyte MB - X470, and it has two RGB pin headers - one is for digital RGB, and the other one is ARGB. This one does not fit on 5-pin digital RGB header, so I had to find the 3-pin ARGB cable came with the MB, and it works.I had to get these fans due to upgrading my case. At first I really hesitated between cheaper fans, but after an hour of thinking, I decided to invest on these, as all Corsair fans I have (two 140mm on AIO, three 120mm on case vent, old ML pro series) been performing without any issue since 2019.I also have terrible experiences with cheap trash RGB fans - noisy, control does not work, unstable, so I simply wanted to free from those issues.Now they are running really quiet on my new PC case, and I really love it as long as they last long enough.The only complain for me is the price, but I guess you get what you paid for - just same as automotive parts.I'd gladly give ★4.7.

Honestly they're great fans that have bright RGB, pretty quiet and high fan speeds to move air through your chassis or radiators. But I thought the daisy chain fans would be less of a headache than their previous fans had where I had two separate long cables and a RGB hub, they're about even. When trying to have the fans aligned where the cables go into the gromets you'll find yourself having to force them together while screwing them in because the daisy chain cables keep them from being flush.

Got these to replace a fan in my decade old AIO that was making noise. These don't get up to the RPMs my old fans had, but they don't seem to need to. They're keeping my cpu just as cool without having to reach the near 3k speeds my 10 year old fans were capable of. They seem to cap out around 2160, and pretty rarely. I'm using the Crossair iCUE software to control and monitor my aio and case fans, and so far so good. They're whisper quiet, even when spun up to full speed. Also I appreciate that they're not RGB. Not a big fan of the 'pro gamer' aesthetic, so it's great that there are options for old curmudgeons like me who just want quality fans that do what fans are supposed to do.

The Good:-Decently quiet. Only audible under load. You won't get any better at this price range-Very high static pressure. They function well with fine mesh filter which will cut down on the amount of time you need to spend cleaning your computer.The Bad:-Short wire length. This might be good if you only need a few in a small area as it makes cable management easier, otherwise they become difficult to daisy chain.They're noticeably pricier than than the alternatives in Arctic or Antec but they're stronger than the former and quieter than the latter. You get what you pay for.

Robust fans, bright lights and simple connections. The fans come with short cables so you can daisy chain them, then a long extension cable (cables) to take them to the MB. These fans have the same specs as the more expensive Corsair fans at half the price because they do not use Corsair ilink. I let my MB do the work and just put curves in the bios to handle the fans. Noice wise, they do less noice at 100% than the MSI original fans that came with my case, and these push more air. These fans are well built and the LED have a nice bright color. Worth every penny. They have 2,200 CFM, more than enough for all of us.

They included black screws for a white fan. I think this should be the first warning sign that these are highly mediocre. It's too bad, I remember when Corsair was known for their high quality products.The black screws screw directly into plastic holes on the fans. These holes don't have anything for the threads to catch on, so they just end up going in at all sorts of weird angles, and it just doesn't feel right. Because it's all plastic and no threads, it's not clear when you should stop tightening. The screws will take the paint off your nice white case in the process of tightening them, even if you don't tighten them that much. Cable management is poor. Oh, and every fan has a little black tag on its cables which conflicts again with the white theme.Upsides: once they're running, they're nice. They're quiet, they work good, the RGB looks nice, and they look almost as good in reverse as they do the right way around. They're relatively heavy-ish for their size, which maybe indicates some amount of internal quality. Too bad that didn't extend to everything else.I am honestly baffled by the inclusion of black screws for white fans, and the black tags on every cable. The screws especially bug me: screws are dirt cheap. It probably costs less to include silver screws, but they didn't. The fact that they didn't really tells you what you need to know about the overall quality. They are nice and quiet though, and they work good, it's such a weird contrast.

Great fans on a budget