AntecRGB Fans, 140mm Fan, PC Case Fan,140mm Case Fan, 3-pin ARGB Connector, 3 Packs

I ordered the Antec 140mm PC case fan and it showed up on time, packaged well, and ready to go. Installation was quick—screwed in without a problem and started working right away.The fan is quiet, even under load, and it moves a solid amount of air. I tested it in both intake and exhaust setups, and it performed well in both cases. No rattling, no coil whine, no weird behavior. The build quality feels solid, and it doesn't look or feel cheap.I ran it continuously for hours while stress testing my system and had no overheating issues at all. It does its job efficiently and without drawing attention, which is exactly what I wanted.Overall, it’s a good fan that works as expected—quiet, reliable, and effective. I tested everything and had zero problems. Would definitely buy again.I bought the Antec 140mm PC case fan about a year ago, and it’s still performing just as well as it did on day one. It arrived on time, packaged properly, and installation was fast and simple—no issues at all getting it mounted and running.From the start, it’s been quiet and efficient. It moves a good amount of air and helps keep my system cool without adding any noise. I’ve used it as both an intake and exhaust fan and it worked great in both positions. Even after a full year of regular use, there's been no drop in performance, no strange noises, and no signs of wear.The build quality has held up over time. No rattling, no vibrations, and it still runs smooth under load. I’ve had it running long sessions during gaming and stress tests, and it’s kept temps in check every time.If you're looking for a dependable case fan that lasts, this one's proven itself. A full year later, it’s still doing the job without a single issue.

I think its a great value. Sure its not fancy but if want / need air thru a big fan that cost a ridiculous amount to buy with no fans, these are great and they got lights. I love lights if you got a glass case, you need lights otherwise why you buy a case with glass?? get cable 3 in to 1 and extensions and tie into a big fan hub and its a good as any of those fancy ones that cost 3 to 4 times as much. and these dont break. I have these running for 3 years non stop.

Quiet and otherwise as advertised

I had an older fan that had quit working in my computer. This fan replaced that fan perfectly. Cable length was long enough to easily replace old fan.

Would be a 5 star review but the antek stickers on the hub of the fan are slightly off center which makes it look like the fan is wobbling.

I did a rebuild of my home computer because I moved into a house. It was time to put away my old server/gaming case (Cooler Master HAF) and upgrade to something smaller with a modern look (NZXT H710). These fans are great for that.My use case: I have a slightly older, modest gaming setup. My graphics card is a few years behind, my processor was one of the best on the market 4-5 years ago but it's relatively modest now. I'm not doing any water cooling or anything. I can still play most new games with decent detail as of early 2020, but this is definitely a budget gaming computer. So as long as I have a reliable set of fans, they don't need to be powerful. I just need quiet, constant airflow.It turns out the H710's fan mounting points aren't actually that great for 140mm fans, but that's not the fan's fault. The top tray would have been better with some 120s, but that's fine. I ended up doing 2x140 instead of the 3x120 I might have aimed for if I had known. It works. I also bought some silicone standoffs, which help reduce noise because the fans won't directly vibrate the metal case. Given this setup, and the H710's noise reduction measures, I don't think I can really hear these fans in motion whatsoever. The vast majority of the noise of my computer comes from the fan on the graphics card, which drowns out all other concerns.So far my graphics card seems to spin up about as much as it used to with my old case. Given that my old case is a Cooler Master HAF (High Air Flow) that means my new case is, for all practical purposes, getting a perfect amount of unrestricted airflow. That's all I needed.Recommended. Quiet, inexpensive, and they work. They're also fairly attractive, and those white fan blades would light well if you do RGB. I don't, but that's up to you.

Even on full speed these are very quiet. Good fans. Also if you have lights the white reflects to give a pseudo RGB effect if you don't wanna have everything RGB. I quite like it. Looks good with red green and blue.

The media could not be loaded. Really nice fans for the price. The included fan hub kind of saved me since my motherboard only had 2 fan headers. So the fact that these came with those and was still cheaper than buying other fans is amazing. They work great with SignalRGB and they move a lot of air. My GPU went down about 5 degrees versus not having any intake bottom fans. Would recommend.