[4-Pin] I have used the Hyper 212 several times now, and I really love it. It is big, though, but that's good when you're talking about keeping your processor cool.

[120 mm] The product is lightweight yet sturdy. The fan is fairly quiet but it is a fan and does make some noise. Overall for the price, this fan is worth it. On full power, this drop my my cpu temps by ~8 degrees. Which any but helps!

[500 to 2000 rpm] My computer working 24 hours, this is the perfect solution for the Mac Pro, it gives air flow from bottom to the top of the tower, cooling perfectly. Now my mac runs faster and safer.
Great idea and great buy!

[120 mm] These fans are quiet and bright, and I have to say, they're awesome! The Header plugs into a USB 2.0 header on the motherboard, instead of the RGB header. The full customization of the color options is a lot of fun. installation was simple, just when installing them make sure they are all in the same orientation to each other, as this will synchronize the lights.

[Case Fan] Bought this to replace itself. My first one was years old, had sucked up dust and a few bugs over time, and had started clicking loudly. When this new one arrived, it had a rust-colored dust on it and the box was punctured. I wonder how long this has been sitting on a shelf... This new one also doesnt sit level. It wobbles, but the weight of my laptop (very light) evens it out. Overall - yes it works and I believe it is still of value. Ive used this model for years to cool laptops while gaming and editing video.

[25.8 dBA] Using it for about 2 weeks with no problems. Hard to show a picture with the laptop on it. The blue lighting is ok but can't really see it.

[Hydraulic] The fan is a lot quieter than I expected (even on high). I film a lot in my garage and the Texas heat was really pushing the heat limit on my XH2. The cooling fan seems to help a lot. It does get a little hard to maneuver the screen if you have the fan on, and a microphone and power cable attached to the camera, but it is needed for the cooling capabilities so all in all a good buy.

[120 mm] I have a mac mini which runs hot enough toast a sandwich. An SSD drive didn't really help it run cooler. So I left the fan uninstalled with the bottom of the computer open, and put the computer on the thermal take cooler. Now it is cool to the touch all the time even when the room is in the 90's. From having a slow mostly useless computer which I was looking to replace, I now have a fast machine that runs cool, using most of the Adobe Suite, spreadsheets and browser, often simultaneously. The cooler is quiet, has enough room to put an external drive on it alongside the computer.

[4-Pin] The GFX100II can record 8K videos in superb quality. The other recording modes are also impressive: 4K at 60/s, 5.4K and more.

BUT: only on a tripod, and: without a fan, the camera stops after 20-30 minutes due to overheating.

With the cooling fan, you can record endlessly.


Would be absolutely great: unfortunately, however, it is not suitable for my use (as a video camera to record car journeys - the image stabilization is too poor for this).

But that has nothing to do with the excellent performance of the cooling fan.

And by the way: I ordered it from B&H in Switzerland: it arrived after only 2 days: absolutely top-notch!!!

[500 to 2000 rpm] It comes with a built in USB connector, has a very stable non-skid base and huge fan. It has lights which I leave turned off and an adjustable fan. I have the fan turned to low and it does just fine with cooling at that low speed. No complaints and great for the price.