I wanted an RGB touch for an old Cooler Master heatsink but needed to clear the RAM heatspreaders. This solved both conditions with no trouble at all. Performance wasn't hit and is actually quieter than the stock Cooler Master fan. The ARGB plays nicely with a hub that controls the rest of my setup.
Pros:
-Solid performance while being quiet; PWM control lets me tweak what I want out of it.
-ARGB LEDs don't seem cheap. They're not dull as some I've dealt with.
-Generous anti-vibration padding on corners.
Cons:
-Very thin wiring gauge puts this in 'questionable' category.
Other thoughts:
I didn't run into the 'scraping' problem others mentioned but it makes sense; when the fans spin, the blades pushes forward against the airflow, so putting the intake side flush on anything will cause problems. The fan being this skinny means you lose the millimeter(s) of front leeway that you get from a regular 120mm fan.
This fan was perfect for my situation so I have no complaints. Just be realistic and don't expect miracles from a fan at this price range.
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ID-COOLING is specialized in CPU air coolers, CPU water coolers, VGA coolers, built-in cooling cases, computer case fans and etc.
Product Description
NO-12015-XT-ARGB
Overview
The NO-12015-XT-ARGB PWM fan combines excellent airflow, low noise operation, and brilliant independent Addressable RGB LEDs. Using the optimized 120mm fan blade and PWM control, set the speed of the fan anywhere from 500 RPM to 2, 000 RPM for precise noise and airflow adjustment.
High Performance Cooling Fan
Big airflow but low noise to cool the radiator, heat sink, and PC case. Every piece of DF fans is balanced to provide the best cooling performance with lower noise.
RGB Control
The Addressable RGB lighting can sync with the motherboard to customize colors.
Specifications
- Fan Dimension: 120×120×15mm
- Fan Speed: 500±200~2000±10%RPM
- Max. Air Flow: 54.6CFM
- Noise: 13.8~31.2dB(A)
- Connector: 4pin PWM / 3pin 5V ARGB
- Bearing Type: Hydraulic Bearing
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LOW-NOISE OPERATIONEquipped with 4 de-vibration rubber on both fan side to provide low-noise operation. |
ARGB SYNCThe Addressable RGB lighting can sync with the motherboard via a 5V 3pin connector. |
PWM CONTROLAdjust fan speeds to accommodate the demands of your system, minimizing noise or maximizing airflow. |
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Great Fan
Very thin and quiet. I wanted a white fan with argb, this worked great and was cheap.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2021
Pros:
-Solid performance while being quiet; PWM control lets me tweak what I want out of it.
-ARGB LEDs don't seem cheap. They're not dull as some I've dealt with.
-Generous anti-vibration padding on corners.
Cons:
-Very thin wiring gauge puts this in 'questionable' category.
Other thoughts:
I didn't run into the 'scraping' problem others mentioned but it makes sense; when the fans spin, the blades pushes forward against the airflow, so putting the intake side flush on anything will cause problems. The fan being this skinny means you lose the millimeter(s) of front leeway that you get from a regular 120mm fan.
This fan was perfect for my situation so I have no complaints. Just be realistic and don't expect miracles from a fan at this price range.
Size: 120*15mmColor: blackVerified Purchase
Excellent ARGB option for certain situations.
Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2021
I wanted an RGB touch for an old Cooler Master heatsink but needed to clear the RAM heatspreaders. This solved both conditions with no trouble at all. Performance wasn't hit and is actually quieter than the stock Cooler Master fan. The ARGB plays nicely with a hub that controls the rest of my setup.Reviewed in the United States on October 31, 2021
Pros:
-Solid performance while being quiet; PWM control lets me tweak what I want out of it.
-ARGB LEDs don't seem cheap. They're not dull as some I've dealt with.
-Generous anti-vibration padding on corners.
Cons:
-Very thin wiring gauge puts this in 'questionable' category.
Other thoughts:
I didn't run into the 'scraping' problem others mentioned but it makes sense; when the fans spin, the blades pushes forward against the airflow, so putting the intake side flush on anything will cause problems. The fan being this skinny means you lose the millimeter(s) of front leeway that you get from a regular 120mm fan.
This fan was perfect for my situation so I have no complaints. Just be realistic and don't expect miracles from a fan at this price range.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 11, 2021
Size: 120*15mmColor: blackVerified Purchase
Despite experiencing clipping at high RPM when fans were installed face-down as part of a 360mm AIO push/pull configuration, I still give these fans 5-stars. The fans are quiet, aesthetically pleasing, low-profile, straightforward to install, & most of all, are very reasonably priced.
As mentioned, fans were first installed as pull fans as part of push/pull configuration on Arctic Liquid Freezer 360mm AIO on top of my Cooler Master H500P Mesh. Installation was routine as far as the fans go since they use 4-pin PWM for power & 3-pin connection for aRGB. My case was not designed for pull fans to fit on the AIO, so my Sawzall & I got to have some fun. Once I cut the acrylic out of the way, these fans sat nicely flush with what remained of the top of my case.
In their initial configuration, the blades would sometimes clip the fan housing and make noise when RPMs ramped up. I did not use the fans in any configuration except as pull fans on my AIO, so I cannot say for certain whether the clipping was caused by the fan blade design itself or by turbulence created by the push fans.
Ultimately, I replaced the push fans on the AIO with Delta fans, each of which moves 2-4x more air at 1.5-2.5x higher RPM (they're also about 10x louder) than these fans so I ended up flipping them back into a push position (housing down) & disconnecting power. Now the push fans spin them (in reverse), and I use them only for aRGB.
As mentioned, fans were first installed as pull fans as part of push/pull configuration on Arctic Liquid Freezer 360mm AIO on top of my Cooler Master H500P Mesh. Installation was routine as far as the fans go since they use 4-pin PWM for power & 3-pin connection for aRGB. My case was not designed for pull fans to fit on the AIO, so my Sawzall & I got to have some fun. Once I cut the acrylic out of the way, these fans sat nicely flush with what remained of the top of my case.
In their initial configuration, the blades would sometimes clip the fan housing and make noise when RPMs ramped up. I did not use the fans in any configuration except as pull fans on my AIO, so I cannot say for certain whether the clipping was caused by the fan blade design itself or by turbulence created by the push fans.
Ultimately, I replaced the push fans on the AIO with Delta fans, each of which moves 2-4x more air at 1.5-2.5x higher RPM (they're also about 10x louder) than these fans so I ended up flipping them back into a push position (housing down) & disconnecting power. Now the push fans spin them (in reverse), and I use them only for aRGB.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 15, 2024
Size: 120*15mmColor: whiteVerified Purchase
Great fans for a great price! I’d highly recommend pairing it with their fan hub.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 3, 2024
Size: 120*15mmColor: whiteVerified Purchase
Very thin and quiet. I wanted a white fan with argb, this worked great and was cheap.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2023
What I found interesting about this fan was its thin profile compared to the average fan that is twice the thickness. I suppose if you were building a thin, small form factor PC, you would need something like this. I wasn't looking for anything particularly expensive, but I knew I wanted a 120mm fan that was white and RGB. My current computer uses Corsair SP fans, so I'm familiar with modern RGB fans, and I certainly have something to compare this product to. Where this product did better than my more expensive fans was its ability to leave a lasting impression. This fan, for being as cheap as it was, performed quite well. I'm not sure I'd want an entire computer case with these fans in it, but certainly, if I needed a thin profile fan with RGB, this would be something I'd consider.
I found the fan to be decent for what it was. It was a cheap RGB fan that certainly did what it was supposed to. It moved and sucked air. My measurements showed that the noise levels and airflow amount didn't really align with what the manufacturer claims them to be (at least in my home environment and running at home testing). The fan put on quite a show of its ability to do RGB effects with a test controller. I found the colors to be quite bright and vibrant. I also found the fan to be more than capable of doing pretty much the same kind of effects as its more expensive competition.
Where this product fell short was the overall build quality of the product. It's incredibly cheap feeling, and the plastic was brittle and thin. I suppose if I was building a budget PC, these would be fine for what they are, but I wouldn't invest very heavily into a product that gets shipped to you in a sandwich bag with zero impact protection in its product box. This product and the unboxing experience could certainly use some refinement. The fan that I bought got shipped with dog bones, and both the fan and the dog bones got damaged in shipping. The dog bones broke some of the fan housing, and the fan bit back at the dog bones and tore the bag wide open. I didn't want to bother sending the fan back because I was OK with it being what it was. It's a cheap RGB fan. It's not meant to be anything glorious.
If I was building a computer for a kid, I might be OK with using a fan like this, but there are certainly better products out there. The fact that the fan is half the thickness of a normal 120mm fan means it might have some interesting unconventional uses (although I'm not entirely sure what those would be). I found the super long cables that connect to JRAINBOW connectors on a motherboard to be incredibly long and the cable to be quite rigid for what it was. I suppose that's ideal considering the manufacturer has no idea what you intend to do with the fan. Certainly, daisy-chaining these RGB fans doesn't seem possible without additional hubs, 3-pin connectors, and RGB splitters. It's just a simple RGB-in connector and a simple fan power connector. That doesn't leave a wide range of options for utilizing these fans.
This fan served its purpose for testing various equipment and provided valuable insights. While it has a unique thin profile and decent RGB capabilities, the build quality and packaging could use improvement. If you need a budget fan for a specific purpose or a kid's computer, this might be an option to consider. The limited connectivity options also restrict its versatility in more complex setups.
Size: 120*15mmColor: whiteVerified Purchase
A Fan-tastic Experiment: A Budget RGB Fan's Dance in the Testing Spotlight
Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2023
I bought this fan as a means of testing other equipment, not to use in my computer. I purchased it intending to test a sound meter for noise levels, a wind measurement tool for CFM measurements, a power bank, an external USB to 4-pin fan power connector, an RGB controller that uses a remote control, and a USB on/off switch. This product was certainly going to be useful in those regards. I figured I could learn a lot about how manufacturers come up with the specifications for PC fans that they do. What I discovered about the process of testing PC fans was actually worth more than the actual cost of the fan. This fan lived up to what I needed it for.Reviewed in the United States on May 7, 2023
What I found interesting about this fan was its thin profile compared to the average fan that is twice the thickness. I suppose if you were building a thin, small form factor PC, you would need something like this. I wasn't looking for anything particularly expensive, but I knew I wanted a 120mm fan that was white and RGB. My current computer uses Corsair SP fans, so I'm familiar with modern RGB fans, and I certainly have something to compare this product to. Where this product did better than my more expensive fans was its ability to leave a lasting impression. This fan, for being as cheap as it was, performed quite well. I'm not sure I'd want an entire computer case with these fans in it, but certainly, if I needed a thin profile fan with RGB, this would be something I'd consider.
I found the fan to be decent for what it was. It was a cheap RGB fan that certainly did what it was supposed to. It moved and sucked air. My measurements showed that the noise levels and airflow amount didn't really align with what the manufacturer claims them to be (at least in my home environment and running at home testing). The fan put on quite a show of its ability to do RGB effects with a test controller. I found the colors to be quite bright and vibrant. I also found the fan to be more than capable of doing pretty much the same kind of effects as its more expensive competition.
Where this product fell short was the overall build quality of the product. It's incredibly cheap feeling, and the plastic was brittle and thin. I suppose if I was building a budget PC, these would be fine for what they are, but I wouldn't invest very heavily into a product that gets shipped to you in a sandwich bag with zero impact protection in its product box. This product and the unboxing experience could certainly use some refinement. The fan that I bought got shipped with dog bones, and both the fan and the dog bones got damaged in shipping. The dog bones broke some of the fan housing, and the fan bit back at the dog bones and tore the bag wide open. I didn't want to bother sending the fan back because I was OK with it being what it was. It's a cheap RGB fan. It's not meant to be anything glorious.
If I was building a computer for a kid, I might be OK with using a fan like this, but there are certainly better products out there. The fact that the fan is half the thickness of a normal 120mm fan means it might have some interesting unconventional uses (although I'm not entirely sure what those would be). I found the super long cables that connect to JRAINBOW connectors on a motherboard to be incredibly long and the cable to be quite rigid for what it was. I suppose that's ideal considering the manufacturer has no idea what you intend to do with the fan. Certainly, daisy-chaining these RGB fans doesn't seem possible without additional hubs, 3-pin connectors, and RGB splitters. It's just a simple RGB-in connector and a simple fan power connector. That doesn't leave a wide range of options for utilizing these fans.
This fan served its purpose for testing various equipment and provided valuable insights. While it has a unique thin profile and decent RGB capabilities, the build quality and packaging could use improvement. If you need a budget fan for a specific purpose or a kid's computer, this might be an option to consider. The limited connectivity options also restrict its versatility in more complex setups.
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Great slim fans with ARGB
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on April 12, 2023Size: 120*15mmColor: blackVerified Purchase
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Ultra slim
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on July 14, 2022Size: 120*15mmColor: blackVerified Purchase
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Great slim fan with one major issue
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on February 26, 2022Size: 120*15mmColor: blackVerified Purchase
