ThermalrightTL-B12 Extrem CPU Fan Cooler,Industrial Grade Fans,with High Speed 3150RPM,120mm Cooling PWM Fan,Three-time Dynamic Balance Correction,Computer Case Cooling Fan

First of all this fan comes with a long 4 pin pwm cable that's perfect for those with E-ATX cases and need that reach. If you need/want it short then ya better be good with cable management and/or have zip ties/Velcro cables.Secondly in each fan you buy you get:3 sets of swappable anti-vibration pads for each corner of the fan with black already installed by default, red, and white corners if you wanna use them.A Y-splitter cable if you wanna daisy chain two fans together. (Do not daisy chain more than two these fans have 0.35 amps each!)Two different sets of mounting screws. The usual M5 screws that every fan comes with and these long screws that use a nut to tighten the end.8 rubber "dots" that I have no idea what those are for.And the fan itself which looks like Noctua's NF-A12s/Phantek's T30s but that's where the similarities end for these fan's specs are on-par with Arctic's P12 Max and although they're a bit noisy than the P12 Max, they're still nowhere near as bad as Iceberg Thermals Icegale Xtra 120mm fans in terms of sound. Don't believe me? Go to YouTube and compare the two fans. You'll see and hear what I mean.The only thing that I'd say is a drawback to these fans is I can't find what the MTTF is for this fan even on the official website.So to wrap it all up you get a Noctua clone fan that gives you 3 anti-vibration pads to choose from, a free Y-splitter cable to hook up two fans thus saving you some money, two types of screw sets to choose to install, one of them won't destroy your screw mounts if you wanna swap your fans to a different spot, fan specs and price to performance on-par with an Arctic P12 Max, saving you more money if you decide to buy more B12 Extrem's than buying T30's, Toughfan Pro's, NF-A12S or anyone besides Arctic.

Very nice quality, sturdy and rather stiff cable. The cable isn't as long as normal fans i think, but its not crazy shot tho. Looks good, the white is very clean. I run mine of a moderate fan curve so i dont hit/hear max rpms but its been very quiet around 2,000rpm or so. Its very very thin. It is accurate for the size, so the fit is precise. Easy install, mounting screws included.I mounted mine right below my graphics card as an exhaust fan to blow out/through the other pcie slot covers. Works extremely well if your setup can fit it there, i have a very large case. This little fan pulls the cool air the other intake fans bring in right underneath the gpu. So the gpu is always bringing in air from that cooler stream this fan creates in that spot. And it does it very very well.

I used this fan on the underside of a Lancool II case, so it can exhaust the heat from the hard drives. It works great! Moves air even at low speeds and with a grille in front of it!

This fan runs quiet, performs more than good enough for my use case, and the RGB lighting is good. All of this at a price I find satisfactory for the performance I get.For starters I got this fan for a niche case... I have an ASUS motherboard, x670e-a, that has an RGB graphic that displays near the exhaust fan spot on the side of the case. The fans I bought originally blocked this RGB graphic and it bothered me... I wanted a slim fan that that didn't block the graphic, but I didn't want to sacrifice too much performance to do this.I have a lot of fans in this build; I'm using a Hyte Y60 with an air cooled GPU, so I have 4 intake fans and want 4 exhaust fans. I replaced one of my exhaust fans with this one since I wanted a fan that didn't sacrifice too much performance, was slim, and looked nice in my case.

El tamaño es super delgado pero es igual de potente y eficiente que uno de tamaño normal, el RGB es muy bueno, sin duda debí comprar más de este tamaño, en el gabinete luce muy bien y mejora muchísimo la estética.