PC-3M120FRGB

Great kit. In the 5-pack (but not the 3-pack) the fans use the normal 5v ARGB addressable "3-pin" SIGNAL type. BUT they actually use a 4-pin connector like the old 12v RGB system. This sounds bad and proprietary at first, but this is really cool though, because with 4-pins you get data-in and data-out on the LED signal lines, so you can run multiple fans in serial instead of parallel. Each fan LED in the line is actually uniquely addressable. All these 5v "3-pin" RBG devices are really just WS2812B devices under the hood, just like the common 5v addressable LED strips that are 5v 4-pin ARGB. So you can use much more exotic effects if you wire up your fans in serial, which you can do if you have all 4-pins available. Do note that this requires some custom wiring and associated skills, but its great that these fans include all 4-pins so you can connect them in serial. Otherwise, like most motherboard "5v 3-pin" all the fans do the same effect, which is fine, but already dated compared to what you can do if each LED on each fan is uniquely addressable down the line. It makes sense they force the "3-pin" paradigm to try to help people from accidentally plugging in an older 12v 4-pin RGB fan into the newer 5v 3pin standard. But the 5v 3-pin standard actually SHOULD have that 4th pin to connect these things in serial; just like the RGB led light strips they are built with. Great fans too, high pressure, high CFM ratings. The included controller is a little intimidating to figure out the wiring for novices, but is simple enough. The FAN controller is great too. It passes through the motherboards PWM signal to all attached fans, but the power comes from the SATA connector to avoid over-loading the single motherboard output. The RPM reading is read only from the 1st fan in the chain, but since all these fans are identical, the reading the motherboard gets will reflect all the attached fans. This is the right way to wire up multiple fans to a single header, good to see they've done it right in the controller. You can also bypass the PWM entirely, and just use the High-Med-Low control on the remote. This is a high-end fan kit at a great price. I highly suggest the 5-pack for advanced usage and possibilities with the 4-pin fans connections for the ARGB (which is technically seen as proprietary in the PC world, but is actually the standard for 5v ARGB LED light strips). And I suggest the 3-pack for beginner and normal ARGB usage because of the normal "standard PC 3-pin 5v ARGB" connections on all the included fans. But note these will forever be limited to parralel wiring where each fan's LEDS will always be doing the same thing relative to each other. No option for individual addressing across fans. You can convert the 5-pack's 4-pin connector to a 3-pin connector just fine, but not vice-versa, so the 5-pack would be recommended if you think you'll ever want to start doing more advanced ARGB setups and effects. Take note the controller by default starts up each time with its internal default settings. You can override this and "lock" your settings for each startup. Hold the Lock button on the remote for 5 seconds, then set your settings how you like, then press "lock" again on the remote. Now it will retain your desired boot-up settings. In my final setup I'm actually bypassing the motherboard and this ARGB controller entirely, and controlling these with custom ARGB wiring in serial, which was easy to do since all 4-pins are available at each fans 5v ARGB connector. The 5v ARGB input connects to an ESP32 running WLED software which uses the FastLED library for TONS of advanced effects compared to what motherboard software lets you do. This custom controller combined with custom wiring, allows for 100% unique RGB layouts, and no modifications to the actual fans was needed either. Just how they all wire up. ESP32's are about $10, and the WLED software is opensource/free. So go to town and do something unique with all these addressable LEDs!

Comprehensive review below, if you want it short - good performance and appearance for a reasonable cost, along with a good customer service team. Recommended. Had to contact seller to get a replacement controller box and cable - turned out to be the cable not the box. It did take them a about a week to get a replacement to me, but they did and everything works great now. The email support was helpful, responded quickly when contacted and solved my issue without any problems. Really, what more can you ask for when it comes to customer service. A+ As for the fans themselves they are quite good for the cost. They have a quality feeling to them, heavy, well made, have some type of nylon around the cables, thats a nice touch. The controller on the other hand is a bit cheap feeling but it does the job. They blow a reasonable amount of air, especially considering the cfm most argb fans have, which is the most important part. I'm using them on an air cooler without any issue. They can unfortunately get a bit loud at higher rpms. At lower speeds they are pretty quiet while still doing a fine job. aesthetically they look fantastic and work great with asrocks argb utility. The stock settings using the controller are actually pretty good too surprisingly. They have a bit of a unique look that I really like personally over the full ring from other brands. The transitions aren't as good as say corsairs, but they're also half the cost so there's that. Cost is what it really comes down to with these fans. They are very reasonable for what you get. They aren't the quietest fans, but they aren't annoyingly loud even at full speed. Along with customer service that actually responds and tries to rectify issues I can absolutely recommend getting these. The box is a bit cheap but considering the quality of the fans and the fact that it does work pretty well its not difficult to overlook that flaw. Original review : Well the controller box on the 5 pack of mine is busted. 2 of the ports cause flickering and two don't work. Tried contacting seller to see if they'll send me a new controller box, if not I'll be returning. I'll say the ones that do work look good, but pretty pointless if they don't all work...

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These Fans come with a lot of connectivity options which is great for different boards, this also means it's confusing once you open the box. The instructions are almost useless at first. Rest assured it's doable, at least it was for me. There was some YouTube review I watched which helped get some understanding of what it looks like wired. I connected these to an Msi B550 A-Pro board via ARGB. Worked great I must say and all fans worked well, great air flow, and completely silent. Awesome colours and patterns using the remote and included controller. I would recommend using the daisy chain setup/cord that is included. (it looks like spaghetti once all hooked up but it seems to work great). Just choose the cord for your board, read your board manual (ARGB or RGB), connect this from board to controller. Connect power from PSU to Controller. Fan connection on board to controller. Then just connect the daisy chain to all the fans starting at 1-5 marked on controller. The controller ports are clearly marked and only fit one size so not hard to figure it out after you look at it for a few minutes. Now that I know how these are wired, function, and look; I wouldn't hesitate to buy for a future build.

They keep my PC cool and without loud noise, unlike my old PC did, they are amazing to look at with their nice and clean RGB and at a decent price.

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Warning this is a long in depth review! Appearance - 4.5 of 5 stars These fans look great! They are not too in your face like some LED fans that light up the entire fan but they also aren't boring like traditional non-LED fans. These fan sit right in the middle with the ability to be accent lighting, full on RGB unicorn vomit, or completely inconspicuous with the LEDs off. The color quality is great, they have a clean color pallet including a Sharp white that I'd say is even whiter than Corsairs! There are two things I think could improve the appearance of these fans. The first is if the LED halo was one continuous halo and not broken up into 4 sections. Even if the deviders are small they are still visible. The second is the black and white stickers that they use for their logo in the center of the fan. The static logo on the back of the fans was upside down in many situations and also not perfectly straight. I had to flip many of these stickers and straighten them. This is an extremely small problem that I'm sure wouldn't bother 99.9% of builders and would likely still looks great without any adjustments. Functionality - 3 of 5 stars There are a few things that I wish was capable on these fan. First of all the PWM setting on the remote doesn't appear to actually take the motherboards PWM signal (or if it does the signal saturates) and instead seems to turn the fans on to full speed. Luckily the remote has slow (ws1), medium(ws2), and fast(ws3) fan speed settings. The medium fan speed setting at first sets the fan to full speed but then slows the fan down after a few seconds. The fans seem to run suprisingly well in a static pressure situation. Three of these fans are on my NZXT Kraken X73 cooler and they keep the CPU cool to nearly the same temperature as the original fans. The aRGB controller has all the basic settings you would expect from an aRGB unit, however there are some functionality that I would like to see. The first is that the aRGB has some noticeable artifacts when using the aRGB signal from the motherboard. A slow transition on from the motherboard is a blocky transition from one static color to another, when the speed of the transition is increased the effect becomes less apparent but is still noticeable. Similarly when the motherboard attempts to dim the LEDs the color flickers, it appears that you are unable to dim these LEDs without color transitions dispite the ability of the controller to fade in and out without color transitions. These are common problems for most aRGB units on the market so it shouldn't be overbearing on your decision to purchase or not (especially at the price of these). The pre programmed aRGB (fRGB on the remote) is much more refined than using the motherboard and I find myself using these setting more frequently. Unfortunately though there is no internal memory for which setting you used on your previous session so you will be flipping through the pre-programmed settings each time you power up your machine. One other thing to note is that even though there are 7 spots on the 5-pack control module to plug in aRGB components (including these fans), some of these ports are linked in parallel resulting in only 3 serial sequences being programmed. That is ports 1,6,7 are linked together as are 2,5 and 3,4. This means that components in ports 1, 6, or 7 will all show the same effect at the exact same time and can not be separated like 1, 2, and 3. In doing so 4, 5 and 6 will experience effects in reverse order of 1,2, and 3. This is not a problem for most applications and is quite standard for aRGB controllers but it's worth mentioning. Noise - 3.5 of 5 stars These fans are undoubtedly noisier than I would like (although I like almost dead silence). Since the PWM signal from the motherboard isnt getting communicated to the fans correctly I have been using the slowest speed setting from the controller. Even on the slowest setting the fans are still auditably louder than the NZXT ones that came with the Kraken although these do appear to be spinnig faster. I'd place them comparative to the stock fractal fans that came in my case. Although they are far from the loudest fans I've heard they are definitely not the quietest. I'm assuming that if the controller actually used the PWM signal from the motherboard they would be much quieter. They do have good size rubber vibration isolation so that is great. Quality - 4.5 of 5 stars The quality of these fans surpassed my expectations being that they are at a low price point compared to the rest of the fans in the same market. There are no inconsistencies with the fan surfaces on any of the 10 fans I ordered. The vibration isolating rubber inserts are some of the better ones I've seen on the market, I dont even feel a hum from them on the case. The plastic fan casing has a seam down the middle where the front an rear sections meet but unlike a parting line from an injection molding process this connection seems mechanical and not bonded. I'm guessing the front and rear portions of the fan casing are formed individually and then has the addressable LEDs installed on each side before being clipped together. This isnt a problem but fans that are screwed through only one face has a larger gap than those whose screws go through both (like on an AIO cooler). The size difference is less than a millimeter but still visible upon a close inspection. Instructions - 4 of 5 stars These instructions are short yet they are very clear and informative. The simplicity of setting up the fans and controller is largely attributed to the fact that the connectors are unique and clearly labeled but so too are the instructions. The only potential area of improvement I can suggest is increasing the font size especially for the serial and parallel ports for aRGB and to make clear distinctions for Asus vs asrock motherboard users. Overall - 4 of 5 stars It's hard to argue with the price of these fans and the look of them is fantastic. Everytime I show off my build these fans are one of the first things people comment on dispite the hardware being no slouch. These are great fans that I do not regret purchasing at all. They stepped up the appearance of my workstation from bland to eye catching without costing an arm and a leg. The price I saved on fans compared to others allowed me to justify aRGB RAM. All this being said in the future I will likely consider making or purchasing controller(s) that are capable of full motherboard fan PWM support, memory for aRGB settings, more serial port capabilities, and freedom from remotes.