Thermaltake Riing Quad 120mm 16.8 Million RGB Color (Alexa, Razer Chroma) Software Enabled 4 Light Rings 54 Addressable LED 9 Blades Hydraulic Bearing White Case/Radiator Fan, 3 Pack, CL-F100-PL12SW-B

These fans look great. Don't be fooled by the low CFM, you can run these at full speed for good airflow with very little air noise and no motor or coil noise (as a case fan - I can't say how they'd do mounted on a radiator, but these are fans are made to be case fans anyway). I also have Corsair QL fans in another case, and I like the look of these fans better, they are quieter, and you don't have to deal with proprietary software like Corsair's iCue if you buy the TT Sync Controller, which is great because many times proprietary RGB software will cause system stability issues, waste system resources, and may not integrate well with your motherboard's RGB software.If you don't want to use TT's proprietary RGB software and you are ok with the standard patterns your motherboard offers with their built in RGB software, I'd recommend getting the TT Sync Controller to allow you to control up to 9 TT fan's RGB via your motherboard software. I use TT Sync and control my TT fan's RGB with Asus Aura Sync, and these fans look really great with Aura Sync's standard Rainbow setting. If you want to do advanced lighting effects or fan by fan lighting control, each fan's proprietary software is the only way to do that. However, if your fine with all of your fans using one of the prebuilt patterns on your motherboard, I recommend using the TT Sync Controller.

Best looking fans I’ve ever bought. Decently good airflow and nearly silent. Im just sad to turn my back on the rgb for my intake fans :((Only one con: cords are a bit too long and make cable managing 9 of them virtually impossible lolI do regret buying these over something reversible, especially for 250 bucks worth of these fans. So beware of your mounting options before buying

This fan is heavy duty and very high quality, worth the price in my opinion...

I agree with many others that the thermaltake software could be a lot better. But let me tell you these things in signal rgb look and perform great. Signal rgb let’s you sync all rgb from different companies in my setup currently I have:Razer keyboardLogitech mouse and headsetCorsair mousepad and 4 sticks of ramTT riing quad, 6 of them until it’s 7 soonWill be putting more argb items in setup soon.All work together seamlessly and beautifully.Check it out. Signal rgb has taken the headache away from buying different brands!

Themaltake-deep breaths when trying to setup controls and software. But. After that struggle, absolutely beautiful fans. Good airflow. Quiet enough to be pretty much silent to my ears. Maybe someone with better hearing could find a reason to complain. Overall, very satisfied with everything except them seeming to be about 50$ more than they should be.

Do yourself a favor, don't get anything RGB or similar like this one from Thermaltake. Their software is the worst there is when it comes to stability and or even detecting their own products. Keeps crashing constantly and works 1 in 300 times you open it. Surely will be returning the 15 fans i bought. Fans are great and nice, look really clean as well, unfortunately the software is the crappiest thing you can come around this century. from 4 controllers detects 1 and 4 or sometimes just 2 and some other times all 4. So unless you like having a disco with a bunch of colors in your rig, don't even bother getting this things. Thermaltake support doesn't care, this is a very well known problem and i wish i had done more research before buying those to save myself some time. Corsair is the way to go.

These are really pretty -- really pretty. I only put the Quad fans in the front initially because I didn't know how nice they would be vs. cost.... now, I will probably replace some of the other Plus fans over time. I can't hear these at all and physical install is super easy. Once you figure out the controller configuration and connections, the software (v2.1) works very well.The only issue is that the controllers and software are very temperamental. I have a lot of Thermaltake parts (fans, water blocks, pumps and temp/flow monitor). As parts arrived, the "controllers" looked identical... they aren't :). Only certain items can be controlled from specific controllers. I haven't identified the exact cause, but two of the controllers stopped working completely (parts still work great, but no matter how / what I connect, they don't get an led signal). I can't get Support to send me (or even let me buy) controllers. I've been approved to "order" them from the technical team, but denied on trying to place a request twice. Still chasing this, but I hope to just be able to buy these outright at some point. The ability to update firmware would add another "star" to my review.Technical Support IS awesome and they respond almost immediately -- they helped identify cause / resolution for some of the controllers. Some controllers would only come up on certain dip switch configurations - but this is all resolved now that I have the right parts on the right controllers, and BIOS / OS options configured to turn off power saver for USB, verify address settings, they recommend the W7 water block be at the front of the controllers, etc. Very few companies have tech support this responsive and knowledgeable about their products.I accept some of the blame here -- keep track of which controllers go with which parts - the controllers look identical, but they definitely have different progressions of firmware and maybe even capacitors based on what they are communicating with.