Aerocool Cylon 4 ARGB CPU Cooler, 1 x 120mm PWM Fan, ASUS Aura Sync, Mystic Light Sync, Gigabyte RGB Fusion, Compatible for AMD and Intel Platforms, The Perfect Air Cooling Solution | Black

SUMMARYBrilliant colours, easy to control, unbelievable they are better than competitors RGB for less than half the price.Almost silent even at max RPM they are inaudible past other system components unless you are water cooled.Would definitely recommend for anyone considering more well known competitors.Only down side is the 1000 RPM vs other fans 1500-1800 but this has not caused me any problems.SETUPIn my previous case Corsair 220t I had Corsair SP120s which are great fans and 1800rpm which is possibly more suitable for smaller cases.I upgraded to a thermaltake P6 which has 13! Total fan locations vs the corsairs 6. Buying corsair fans for all locations would be excessively expensive.I decided to give Aerocool a go firstly with the 120mm 3 pack and then further 2x 120, 3x 140mm. All 8 fans go to one controller, though two 140s need fan headers from mobo. Additional note, the 120mm individual fans did not come with adapters, so only 6 120mm would fit to one controller.The fans are great looking and work brilliantly with asus armoury crate app, they do sync with all my other devices, just have to set up through armoury crate and have it open on startup. They are surprisingly bright and no led bleed! Colours are clean and crisp, was very pleasantly surprised, in terms of RGB I prefer them over the Corsair competition.The down side is possibly the RPM limit of these fans at 1000rpm, I have had no issues considering I have so many but it’s possible in a smaller case the air flow could struggle especially with CPU air cooler on high end CPU.All in all would definitely recommend, best purchase I’ve had all year on Amazon! 5*

Can't complain about these fans, an absolute bargain. They are quiet and have a very good airflow and should be priced around the £10 mark not £5. The RGB is great and is compatible with MSI center mystic lighting. Has a 4 pins for power and a 3 pin for the RGB. You will need a hub to run these if your board does not have many 5v outlets, which you can get for about a fiver. Would recommend them and will be buying these in future rather than wasting my money on the more expensive brands.

2 of my six year old case fans were on their way out and needed something cheap and cheerful until I replace the full system next year. These seemed to fit the bill so I ordered 2 single units, and sure enough they fitted my older MSI X370 motherboard. Silly me, I'm missed the fact that I needed an RGB controller for the lights (I'm out of practice!) so I was all in darkness. My last fans were single colour powered by a split cable with a molex connector for the lighting.I then purchased a an EZDIY-FAB controller (not made by Aerocool but this converts old 4 pin RGB to 3 pin ARGB which my motherboared neeeded) which did the job and I now had lighting. However the fan pinouts on these Aerocool fans only have two cable strands with a 4 pin connector on the end. The result? No PWM control. Luckily the fans are super quiet in operation compared to my old ones, and more importantly have kept the temperature lower than the fans they replaced. I'm not a gamer so wouldn't recommend these, and as one reviewer said, you need the official Aerocool H66F Hub to use PWM, however your motherboard software will not recognise the speed through the controller.My conclusion. I got what I asked for initially, a cheap, reliable, quiet and efficient case fan if you don't want to light it up. Looking at the price of basic straightforward fans, this is around the same price if not cheaper at the time of writing for 'branded' ones so have given it 4 stars for value for money. It would have been 5 if it wasn't a little misleading in it's advertising.

Pairing this with an Red shark fan, I fitted them inside my Aero-cool GT-A case and they do deliver quite exceptional results when needing to regulate air flow at high temperature loads.- Unboxing -The fan comes in a happy shark designed plastic box in which you can see the fan beautifully presented.Now, I'd suggest opening the box at this point so that the illustrated shark does not become more eager to eating you alive.Along with the fan, they provide you with a Voltage Reduction Cable (silent mode) which allows the fan to run at a reduced voltage and an RPM of 800, with a tolerance of +-10%They include a Molex Connector - 3+4 pin connectorThey give you a Anti-Rubber screw which if you use, don't blame me if you can't get them out, they work but are RIDICULOUS.- Build Quality & Functionality -The fan itself has aerodynamically designed 'fins' which seem to work very well and suck air through the fans excellently.They have weight to them and the fins feel pleasant like they're soft full of gel.Since I've paired this with a different coloured one, they perform perfectly fine but the only let down is the bloody noise.I have a variable wheel on the front of my case which allows me to crank up how much power I want to let through the fan, the slightest of power will send these fans spinning at a fast rate but will produce noise that can really start to annoy you.The LED's are not quite as bright as my other shark fan and if you do want to get sleep at night, I'd suggest turning the fans off. They're pretty useful as a night light as well as being fans.- Overall -If you need fans that perform well and has great air flow, these will do the job. At the cost of a noisy fan at moderate-high speeds