Mobius 120P ARGB

A good budget option, especially if you can find it on sale, great for use on radiators if you are water cooling. Significantly more powerful than the dirt cheap generic ones, provides good airflow, strong pressure, with minimal noise. This replaced a cheap Chinese (I think thermaltake or thermalright?) exhaust on a 120mm radiator and it did make a small but noticeable improvement to my pc temps. It seems to be well built, with the plastic seeming strong, stiff but not brittle like cheaper alternatives. In terms of design it’s basically the same as every other fan, easy enough to install, the pwm and aRGB leads are a decent length which always helps - although I still needed to use extenders, this did make cable management easier. The PWM and RGB both work the same as every other fan I have, worked on both my motherboard headers and hubs, no software issues in terms of controlling speed and colour. This is for you if: - You only need one fan and you want RGB. I’d primarily recommend it for an intake or use on a radiator for watercooling due to the high static pressure. Maybe consider other options if: - you require multiple fans then you will often find better value in other products that come in multipacks, especially the Arctic P12. - you don’t intend to use the RGB, there are far better non-RGB options at this price point. At the end of the day I give it 5 stars as it’s a great product at a reasonable price and has no notable problems, however this comes with the caveat that you should shop around first as there will often be better value out there depending on your individual requirements.

I sit right next to my rig so I wanted high end cooling performance from my case fans with low noise and I can say these fans check that box in a big way. I set my fan curve in the bios so they run at 33% constant (silent at my seating distance of right next to the box) until the CPU hits 65 degrees and in most games 33% speed is enough so that the CPU never gets hot enough for the fans to spin up! Big win. When I put on a proper stress test and the fans do spin up the temps drop quickly and under sustained 100% load I have never seen the CPU or graphics card go above 70 degrees. The fans ARGB looks fantastic and is dimmable, the attached photo is from setting "Music" mode in MSI mystic light where the light pulses in time with the music. Your milage may vary depending on setup but I have found these to be excellent fans.

Coolermaster fan, works as you expect quite and offers good aero performance.

Good fan although some weight. Only draw back is a speed switch which takes some looking for. Other than that a great, good looking fan.

Shine light out the sides

First of all these fans are very quiet, secondly the RGB is very good. Once installed they are top tier! Secondly the installing should be easy but the cables are bit short, I had to use PWM extension cables to reach my fan hub. The ARGB connector is daisy chained which is handy but the tail to connect back to your motherboard or another ARGB device is way to short. Considering the price I would have liked to see some longer cables or extensions in the box. A three pack with the last tail extensions would be great. Even with the short cable issue I would still recommend the product.

Used to replace 120x15 fan on Id-cooling IS-55,which stock is still a great CPU cooler. The case I was using was a Goodisory (SKTC) A02 which is a lovely case that takes LP GPU(without riser) but airflow is not very good. First tried Morbius OC in standard (middle mode) that worked fine but a little noisy,so tried on lower setting and much quieter and still CPU at sensible temps. It's handy to have fan speed toggle on cable

After going for a full Noctua fan system it was very dark. I still kept majority of my Noctua but needed something else with RGB and most importantly good performance and low noise. Replaced my Kraken fans with these and the exhaust case fan and they are very good. Lights are stunning and very low noise, I’m glad I’ve picked these as PC looks so much better now

Pour ventiler un boitier ou utilisé sur un dissipateur de chaleur pour processeur, il est plus performant en terme de température à "bruit normalisé" (donc faible vitesse) que l'ARTIC P12 max, le Be Quiet! Silent Wings 4 Pro et le Noctua NF A12X25. Il est donc le meilleur pour ce cas de figure. Pour les vitesses élevées, il sera moins bruyant que l'ARTIC P12 max et le Be Quiet! Silent Wings 4 Pro alors que le Noctua NF A12X25 reste imbattable mais il sera encore le plus performant d'entre eux. Dans ce cas de figure, soit on recherchera la performance et il sera idéal ou on recherche le silence avec une moins bonne performance et on choisira alors le Noctua NF A12X25. Pour ce qui est d'une utilisation sur un AIO, en bruit normalisé, le Noctua NF A12X25 sera le meilleur suivi du Cooler Master Mobius 120 OC, l'ARTIC P12 max et le Be Quiet! Silent Wings 4 Pro viennent juste après. Pour les vitesses maxi sur AIO, le Cooler Master Mobius 120 OC fera jeu égal avec l'ARTIC P12 max tout en étant un peu moins bruyant aec une sonorité plus "agréable", le Be Quiet! Silent Wings 4 Pro et le Noctua NF A12X25 viennent respectivement se classer juste après. En bref si l'on recherche aujourd'hui le meilleur rapport performance bruit en ventilateurs de 120mm, je conseillerais d'utiliser ses ventilateurs pour le boitier et le dissipateur thermique du CPU mais pour ceux qui dispose d'un AIO, la préférence ira vers les Noctua NF A12X25 pour utiliser avec tout en conservant des Cooler Master Mobius 120 OC pour le boitier car ils offriront de meilleurs résultats à ce niveau que les NOCTUA pour un peu moins cher et selon moi pour une qualité supérieure.

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Einwandfrei.

Ótimo fan super silencioso com uma atuação bem prática na baixa quanto elevado só máximo cria sim um som de funcionamento alto más até agora não precisei colocá-lo no extremo

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