SilverStoneSST-FF121B - 120mm Fan Grille and Dust Filter, black

Well I did have a couple of these previously and they really do work well, the mesh is strong, very fine and will stop dust getting into the computer and makes it much easier to clean.A couple of things to bear in mind. The very fine mesh does slow airflow down a tad - it's only a tad though and I use these for the intake for my watercooled radiator intake - basically in the hope that I don't have to clean out the dust from the radiator grills which is a real pain. The temp difference it about 1 degree with this on.Again as the mesh is so fine do get into the habit of cleaning fairly regularly as the dust will collect fast and will eventually block the airflow off a lot.When they get really dirty the mesh can be washed under the tap - it's well constructed and strong.A little tip for the lazy. I do put these at an angle where the magnet holds this in place but avoids me having to screw them in as this would make it a fair bit of work to detach and clean and since it needs it so often this would be a bit of a pain depending on what fan you use them for and how easy the screws are to take out. Radiator > fan > filter > screw is a nasty combination for me.Alternatively it would be better to cut the corners away so they don't interfere with the screw heads - the magnetic border is strong enough to keep it in place.

If you have white PC case & dust problem, this filter is a must-have.It arrives safely packed in foil bag and fully matches the description: white color on one side, black on the other (magnet one). Dimensions are 12,1 x 12,1 x 1,6 mm. Screw holes are placed perfectly, magtnet part sticks to metal strong enogh to use the filter also under the case (PSU).The density of the filter is insane: it stops even the smallest particles, successfuly delaying in time your next case cleaning. How about cleaning the filter itself? No problems here as well: the netting is synthetic and quite durable, so you can either rinse it with water or wipe with any cloth.Highly recommended for any case without or with poor quality fan filters. Low priced, well manufactured, easy to use and very efficient.

This dust filter is as fine as you can get making sure it will catch any dust your pc throws out. With its white aesthetic, this blends in with a white case build just like mine. This filter is so easy to install as it is magnetic making it also easy to clean with no screws required. The only downside I found to this is that with my case exhaust fan area being slightly stuck out the magnets are not that strong and it can fall off with a slight knock. Overall this is a good product to reduce dust residue but would be even better if the magnets were made a bit stronger.

Definitely value for money;and a good looking product.Ideal for my project. 100% .Just the job 💪🙏

Great for keeping dust out of the computer

The product arrived at the 1st day of the estimated timeframe. The postal charge is high, but that was announced upfront so I am not complaining (I ordered 2). The product itself is made of black plastic, which was a bonus for me as I used it to cover a self made 12 cm hole on a Asrock Ion 330 nettop and I had to make the 4 holes in the corners bigger, which was really easy being plastic.The grill is honeycomb and fairly unrestricted, and does not add to much to the noise of the installed 12cm Nexus fan.The whole project was born, when my younger son wanted a new computer (instead of a very slow Atom 1.6 Ghz- bordering unusability), but I did not want to buy a whole new computer. I sacrificed the optical drive (anyway who need those in 2012?)cut a hole on the top of the nettop and installed the above fan. At the same time I removed the annoyingly noisy very small (3cm) fan from the heatsink of the nvidia integrated graphics as well as the less annoying 5 cm fan from the rear. The result: a much quiter system overall, which I was also able to overclock from 1.6 to 2 GHz (I could not do that before due to execcive amonut of heat). Now, this little beauty can play HD videos even from youtube without dropped frame and the whole operating system is much snappier (now it is windows 8, because it is less memory hungry compared to Win7)My son is quite happy, although I guess he wished failure of my quest in order to get a new i5 system -:) - but no, parents out there, with atom kids can do their homework, but cannot play too much!

This is for the F124BR-E filter, which claims to reduce noise up to 4dBa.The good:- Looks nice, rubberized frame- Mesh is probably good at keeping dust out, I'll assume this is the same mesh as the other models.The bad:- Due to the rubberized frame it's heavy and the magnets are not enough to keep it on my Silverstone Raven RZ03 ITX case. This might be because of the fan grills on the case, nevertheless there is a "frame" for filters on the outside and I'm dissappointed I had to screw them in (not that big of an issue as screws are accessed from the front).- Doing a very rudimentary testing with my phone and a sound meter app, there is absolutely no noise deafening. I guess I was a bit optimistic for filters to help with noise. They will probably work as advertised if mounted between case and fans as they will likely help with vibration generated noise.

as in the titale good product