Thermalright C12015W-S cpu fan computer case fan quiet 4pin PWM ARGB PC fan, 15mm Slimline cooler fan, 120mm cpu cooling fan(White)

This was bought to replace a noisy fan in my PC. Fitted easily and is very quiet in operation. The replaced fan was the original supplied with the PC case and was wired directly to the power supply. The new fan is plugged into a fan header on the motherboard but works perfectly.

TL/DRIf you google this tl-c12015w-s vs Noctua nf120x15 in Reddit you'll see that this inexpensive thermalright marginally outperforms the High-end Noctua fans+52 CFM (MAX) and 24.1 dBA (MAX)+aesthetics+acoustics/thermals+price/performanceThese are ideal for small form factor PCs and mini ITX. I used these on my cooler master NR200 two at the bottom for intake and two at the top for exhaust. These also come with everything you might need, to screw your fans into your case or AIO water cooler radiator, also AGB 3 pins come with female and male, so you can Daisy chain a couple of them without the need for an AGB hub. I have Daisy chained 4-1. Check your aRGB header in your motherboard to see if it can support multiple fans daisy chained. Mines 5v 3A. These at max speed are also quiet, I wasn’t expecting that at this price point. This is a nice alternative for someone looking for slim AGB fans instead of the Arctic P12 slim or Noctua and better-priced.

Best 15mm x 120mm fans. Move a lot of air while being reasonably quiet.

pretty decent fanupdate: it has started to make noise after using one of the fans for 3 months inside my PC case, I hope the other one will hold up because it is a good fan so maybe its just a bad luck

Until recently, I haven't heard about thermalright, but came across one of their tower coolers while looking for something that would fit into a small case without too much clearance.I also needed some slim fans to replace the 2.5cm ones I had in my Cooler Master NR200P. These turned out to be a great fit, and I have quite a few positive notes on these:- Addressable RGB at this point is pretty nice, and the ARGB cables also come with a sort of splitter built in, so you can daisy chain many off of one ARGB header. I don't care for RBG so mine aren't lit, but this is definitely relevant for a lot of people, especially for a tenner.- They're actually pretty quiet, especially for slim fans. I'm used to using corsair and scythe fans and slim fans tend to be a decent bit louder. My PC with these in isn't silent, but its the volume of the air moving around rather than the actual fans whirring.- They come with the normal screws for air flow mounting, but interestingly have these screws with nuts that tighten so in theory they're much more compatible with various radiators and cases, I thought this was really clever and quite surprised me- The non RGB versions are a fiver, which is also pretty impressive- They also have rubber standoffs which makes them super quiet at this price point, comparable to Corsair's non-RGB fans at a similar price pointI don't know if they produce a lot of static pressure, so your mileage may vary if you're using these for a radiator, but they won't be terrible. And to fill out empty 120mm fan slots in a case to get a bit more air in they really do an impressive job (Although if you're not fussed about RGB the non RGB ones are half the price, and are basically the same)

Swapped out my Corsair 120mm ARGB fans as with the arctic freezer III in the Corsair 3500x case. The GPU would not fit. The standard 25mm fans and the thick radiator stuck out too much.They are quiet but not silent. But they have a nice tome to them.Put these in and perfect. Revived the GPU for the picture.One small thing no idea why they don’t come with the correct size radiator screws. They come with long slim metric ones…6-32x3/4" Screws fit just right.

I bought this for my son's PC to replace the built in fan. It's slim so doesn't catch the GPU and it's quiet. I was very impressed with the build quality, it's great. Maybe not Noctua quality but also not Noctua prices!Only let down is the instructions, it's all in Chinese and there's no indication of which way the air flow goes but it's fairly simple to figure out if you've built a PC before.

good quiet moves plenty of air.perfect for replacing a big shuriken fan for sythe cooler or for mounting fans in the bottom of pc case.they will fit micro atx cases bottom just fine if your motherboard x 16 slot is second slot down you can only go as thick as 2.5 slots for gpu. width anything larger will not work.