Thermalright TL-C12015W-S CPU Cooling Fan 120mm, Quiet PWM Computer ARGB, 15mm Slimline Cooler (White ARGB)

Inexpensive and works as expected

Awesome fan it’s definitely durable i wrestled this thing to go in.

This fan ran great and had lots of airflow for being so thin. I loved that the specified dimensions of this product were exact and not off in the slightest, as i had less than .5 mm of spare room in my case after the fan was installed. Just enough to fit!

I use these fans in my NCASE M1 as bottom intakes to help cool my RX 7600, this PC is for my living room PC so I generally am 8-12 feet away from it.They definitely do a good job of helping to cool the 7600 in the smaller case, dropping operating temps a good deal vs having no fans as intakes at all. When I tried a max overclock on my GPU previous to having these fans (OCing further than I normally would), my GPU was hitting in the 77c range during benchmarks. With these fans not running at full speed it was hitting 70-71c instead. Just having that fresh air getting help being pulled into the case for the GPU as well as pushed up past the GPU and up to the exhaust really helps.My only issue is that they seem to be the loudest fans in my case now in the RPM ranges below 1500 RPM, as compared to the Wraith Prism cooler on the CPU, Thermaltake ToughFan 12's I have for side intake and exhaust, and the GPU fans themselves.They are not so loud they are an issue when I'm actually playing games or watching something online, but when I have no audio playing I can hear the fans from about 8 feet away even when they're in the 800 RPM range, which is pretty low to be hearing fans from my experience, especially since at that same distance I couldn't hear the other fans in my case operating at around the same RPM range, except for the CPU cooler which was spinning faster but I could still not hear it.Once they spin up to over 1,000 RPM I can definitely hear them over all the other fans in my case. Again, this is with no audio playing, but I am also at a much further distance from my case than I would be if it was a desk PC. When audio is playing loud enough for me to comfortably hear it from my could, the fan noise is not an issue, but when things get quiet, if the GPU temps are pushing the fans over 1,000 rpm I can definitely hear them.Not a deal breaker for $10 fans, I guess I may just be spoiled from my Noctuas on my main PC and the Thermaltakes on this one which are definitely quieter. (although they are also much more expensive, and also not slim fans)Overall, they do a great job of cooling the GPU in my small case, I just wish they were a bit quieter. If they had been more expensive I might give them 3 stars instead of 4, but they are definitely nice fans, I'm just spoiled in the noise department by more expensive fans. For the review I watched to decide to get these, it was the CrazyTechLab video on Youtube titled 'BEST SLIM 120MM FAN Grouptest 2023 for Mini-ITX builds.'

I was a little unsure about the Thermalright brand. However considering the price and simplicity of the fan, I thought not much could go wrong.This fan is perfect for the Phanteks Evolv Shift 2. Given the case is very small to work with, standard fans make it almost impossible for your wires not to touch fans. These fans fix that problem immediately.Positive:1) Easy to install2) Perfect for small form factor cases, including the Evolve Shift 23) CheapIf your build is not requiring RGB and just needs to be slender, sleek and silent, then these are your fans. Recommended.

Works amazing in sff or normal builds. Sound isnt too loud not really noticable and matches noctua's redux fans pretty well quality wise it feels decent

I have found these to be well made and better that the off-brand fans

I think this compares favorably to my Noctua nf-a12x15 in both noise and performance. I needed for a tight spot in my case and it has worked out well.