iCUE Link RX120 RGB 120mm PWM Fans with iCUE Link System Hub - Magnetic Dome Bearing - Triple Pack - White

I needed new fans for my PC after my Lian-Li fans' lights failed, and I decided to get these since the new QX fans were much too far out of my price range. These were perfect for the job, and even though these fans are wired, I could still organize the wire spaghetti quite well to keep them from looking too messy. The fans are very quiet unless you're running them at maximum speeds, which doesn't really bother me at all. Anything I've really ever purchased from Corsair has been a durable product, so I haven't had to worry about the fans being of bad quality or anything. Airflow is great just because I run them at max speeds so they're always working at their best to keep my PC cooled down. Definitely a good choice and a solid product!

These fans are extremely easy to install and work better than I could have imagined. These are great add ons to any build you might be making. Fan speeds, cooling, and overall airflow are amazing and super quiet.

Truthfully, I got these because I got a Corsair AIO for a new CPU on a whim and wanted to have everything match. They're as quiet as you could hope for and price competitive. They move air as well as any fans in their class and with the app you can adjust speed. I have a Hyte 70 case and don't hear the fans really and everything seems pretty cool overall. Clipping them together is fairly handy, though cable management can be unusual, best to figure that out before you screw them down.

I bough one of these a few years ago when they first came out. And fell in love with them. I just bought this one a month or two ago. Running an i9 and a 3080 with water cooling. Two radiators (380, and a 240) Max graphics on demanding games, and 3d Modeling I run around 30-40 degrees combined CPU and GPU heat. Absolutely quiet, and smooth, The link system is a godsend for assembly and clean wire management. You literally just link them together like Lego's, or a single cable. So that is the performance for the fan, for the aesthetics. these have just about every kind of lighting color, and pattern you can imagine. Though mine are just set to white using the time warp profile, which syncs the light with the RPM of the fan to make it appear as though the fans are not moving. I'd buy more, but I'm maxed out on fans for the case. I still have room, but do not need more.

I installed four Corsair iCUE LINK RX140-R Reverse Fans in my Corsair 6500X case, and they’re absolutely perfect for a high-end build. If you want clean aesthetics, quiet operation, and powerful airflow, these fans are a must-buy! ✅ Reverse-Blade Design for Bottom Intake – Perfect for my dual-chamber setup, allowing for a seamless look with visible RGB lighting while pulling in air efficiently. ✅ Bright, Smooth RGB – Fully customizable in iCUE software, the dual light loops look stunning in a white build. ✅ Ultra-Quiet & Powerful Airflow – Even at high RPMs, these fans stay whisper-quiet while keeping my system cool. ✅ Easy iCUE LINK Integration – Zero cable clutter with Corsair’s daisy-chain design—installation was super clean and fast! 💡 Pro Tip: If you’re using the Corsair 6500X case, these fit perfectly for bottom intake & rear exhaust, making your setup look even cleaner! 🏆 Final Verdict: Top-tier cooling, no messy cables, and beautiful RGB lighting. These fans are worth every penny for anyone wanting high-end aesthetics and performance. 💯 Rating: 5/5 – Best Reverse Fans on the Market! 🚀🔥

Fast, quiet, GREAT air movement, tough, cost effective, keep the case cool. I have 4 per case, set for exhaust, blows cool.

They are excellent fans, keeps everything nice and cool at a very pleasant sound level and they look great! Glad I decided to go with them!

They are good fans. Can they be quieter at higher speeds? Sure. Do they keep my system cool? Yeah. Would I buy them again if I was to do it all over again? That’s hard to say. They’re just too expensive in general due to the Corsair name. I love Corsair, which is why I bought these fans (along with a case, ram, and power supply), but the software is so finicky at times to this day that I can’t give a solid “Yes” without some serious thought.