Phanteks (PH-F120T30_BG_3P) T30-120 Fan Triple-Pack, Premium high-Performance Fan, Excellent Sound Quality, 4-pin PWM, Multiple Fan RPM Modes, Black/Grey
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The associate
> 24 hourIf you’re looking at this then you already know, these are inspired by Noctua A12x25 which drew inspiration from Scythe Gentle Typhoon. They’re all good static pressure fans, with the exception that this one is 30mm thick, 5mm increase over standard fans.
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Kevin Nguyen
> 24 hourBest fan I ever bought for my pc build. The original fan I bought was high end and Quiet “ Noctua” but it a high pitch sounds at speed 700 to 1200 RPM and wired Harmonics. The Phanteks T30 fix all my issues almost have no noise
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Kat
> 24 hourNoice
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Bill
> 24 hourThis is a great 120 fan better than noctua but I personally use
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pumasean
> 24 hourIt can be loud @ max rpm (that’s really any fan out there) it has 3 level: hybrid, performance, Advanced alway set mine in performance. Wish they had T30 with rgb with the same specs. The price is Ok but it gives the best performance beating Noctua 120mm. Top of the notch as of this year.
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Jon
> 24 hourThis is the greatest fan ever made! Its very powerful and SUPER quiet!
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AGent47
> 24 hourI bought a triple pack T30s and used them on my 360 aio cooler for core i9. Temperatures do not go over 68C while doing stress tests with 5.0 ghz OC on all cores and I am only running these fans at max 80 percent speed. They were very quiet overall and absolute monsters when it comes to cooling. Definitely recommend buying these if you plan on overclocking for sure.
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Anton
> 24 hourOne caveat - they are rather hard to screw mount due to glass fiber reinforced material on the housing.
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sony0507
> 24 hourIf you can, install this first
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zapoqx
> 24 hourThe Fans itself are pretty good. Impressive as many have mentioned before. I used it on my new Arctic Liquid Freezer II 360, initially intending for Push-Pull configuration with my first foreray into AIOs, though it turned out all I could do is use a push or pull configuration because the 90 mm clearance on my Lian Li O11 Dynamic was not only over by a bit when having 2 sets of these, the cooler itself was 38 mm depth, thus needing 98 mm to clear. For me, that wasnt so bad until realizing that I had both the thick CPU Power cords and the I/O Shield in the way of slotting the back part. Thus, I COULD do 5 fans, though Im not sure how much of a difference that would make having 1 section getting only pull.
