Cooler MasterSickleFlow 120 V2 ARGB 3in1 Square Frame Fan, ARGB 3-Pin Customizable LEDS, Air Balance Curve Blade, Sealed Bearing, 120mm PWM Control for Computer Case & Liquid Radiator

..why not have a couple spares? I just needed one more for my new build. Cooler Master makes great stuff and these are quiet (and pretty!). Here's my build, rock stable and fast as hell!Logitech G502 HERO High Performance Wired Gaming MouseLogitech G910 Orion Spectrum RGB Wired Mechanical Gaming KeyboardExternal DVD Drive, USB 3.0 Portable CD/DVD +/-RW Drive/DVD PlayerCooler Master SickleFlow 120 V2 ARGB 3in1 Square Frame FanCooler Master MasterFan SF360R ARGB 360mm All-In-One Square Frame Fan w/ 24 Independently-Controlled ARGB LEDSASUS ROG Strix Z690-E Gaming WiFi 6E LGA 1700(Intel 12th Gen)ATX gaming motherboardCooler Master Hyper 212 Black Edition CPU Air CoolorCylewet 10Pcs Mainboard Computer PC Internal Speaker Buzzer Computer Case BuzzerIntel Core i9-12900K Desktop Processor 16 (8P+8E) Cores up to 5.2 GHz UnlockedSAMSUNG 870 EVO SATA III SSD 1TB 2.5” Internal Solid State Hard DriveCooler Master MasterBox TD500 Mesh Airflow ATX Mid-Tower with Polygonal Mesh Front Panel, Crystalline Tempered GlassCorsair Vengeance DDR5 64GB (2x32GB) 5200MHz C40 Intel Optimized Desktop MemoryCorsair RMX Series (2021), RM1000x, 1000 Watt, Gold, Fully Modular Power Supply,BlackSAMSUNG 980 SSD 1TB PCle 3.0x4, NVMe M.2 2280, Internal Solid State Drive

My only issue with the fans are the leads for your chassis power are a tad bit to short to run behind without having to use the included 1 to 3 lead jumper. For someone who likes to have complete control over there fans and there speeds this jumper/extension is unnecessary.Other than that there is no complaint what so ever the speeds for the fans are more then accurate and they will reach speeds of up to 1900 rpm. They cool quite well and throw some air back.One other thing users with the ASROCK B450 STEEL LEGEND mobo will more then likely not need the hub included as there is only one addressable header on the mobo so if you're wanting to have fully addressable rgb use that between chassis and cpu fan make sure youre on the newest bios and just daisy you're CPU fan rgb wire in on that last fan and plug the argb plug from the kit into the argb header and youre done, the fans may not be in pmw mode so please check you're bios, in the H/W monitor section, Switch from dc to either auto or pmw in the fan mode, run a fan test all the way at the bottom and youre finally done,I had to do this as mine ran at full speed.

GENERAL INFORMATIONI purchased these fans to replace some broken ones that came with my case. Fortunately, I much prefer these for multiple reasons.PROS- Decently quiet. Certainly no where near silent, however, they’re a great option if you’re not looking for silent but don’t want it too loud.- Insanely easy to install. Good documentation in the manual and instruction guide. The included base was - interesting to set up, but I did get there.- Good quality. The fans seem really unlikely to break. Ever after quality testing one of them, I was able to break 2 Corsair fans before I could break one of these things. They’re made really well.- Looks great in an ARGB build!CONS- Not going to look good in an RGB build. While you can buy a splitter and convert the ARGB to RGB, a big part of the color will get lost and you’ll see a “mild, weirder” color out of the fans. However, as these are ARGB dedicated fans, they do ARGB well.CONCLUSIONThere’s not much reason not to buy these fans. If you need a good budget pair of fans, this does the job - and really well, at that!

Good fans, plenty of airflow and fairly quiet. LEDs are bright and true. You can daisy chain the fans but the included controller only has 3 or 4 color modes. No teal, orange, etc. You will need a motherboard with addressable RGB or a ARGB controller. Kinda disappointed in that as I prefer buttons over software.

Built a new pc and went with cooler master to save some money. Performance is good and they have never given me an issue with msi centers mystic light.

(late review)The pc case i had gotten a couple of months ago did not have a color to it, my previous had a blue lighting I really liked. Then when i asked my friend if he could fix the issues i had on it one day he installed an RGB fan on it. Then my PC starts dying again, so i ordered new parts and what not.Turns out the new case had plain white LED’s which I thought was kind of boring. I went ahead and see if i could find anything that coild bring back the RGB glow from the previous PC. I found these, installed only two of the three (have to find a way to install the third one eventually) and it now it fills my room with RGB during the night! It looks amazing!I thought it was worth the money and time to install it.

These fans were around $25 for three of them. The average price I found for case fans was around $20 for one. These are an absolute steal and have better specs than almost all the other reasonably priced case fans. They work amazing, keep really quiet, and have higher rpm than the fans that came with my case. They come with an extension cord if the fan's wires don't reach a useable port, however I was not able to use this and the connecters don't really fit. This did not matter because the fan's wiring is long enough that you don't need the extension in order to be able to reach the connectors on the motherboard. As long as your motherboard has a lot of fan connecters and rainbow rgb connecters, this is by far the best product out there.