Antec RGB Fans, PC Fans, 120mm Fan, 120mm Case Fan 5 Packs, Case Fans 3-Pin 5V Addressable RGB Fans with Controller, MOBO Sync with 5V 3-Pin, F12 Racing

I don't understand anything about the inner-workings of a pc. I probably shouldn't even *own* a pc if truth be told. But my fans went out and it was overheating, so I ordered these. I assumed it would be set up exactly like the stock ones. I spent a lot of time carefully tracing cords and cables and labeling them all as I removed the old fans, only to find out that these new ones did not connect *at all* like the old ones. Panic set in. With some deep breaths and careful examination I realized these fans were actually much simpler than the old ones and once I pulled out the rest of my meticulously-labelled cords, I got them hooked up just fine. All by myself. I didn't even have to use YouTube.And these work great, by the way. The rgb is gorgeous and they spin really well and keep the pc nice and cool. They're quiet too!So basically: just believe in yourself. You can do it! Even if you're dumb, like me <3

These fans are great and for a great price. I've been using Antec fans for 2 years now throughout several PC builds with no issue. They have great color for their rgb and the included hub helps a lot when you don't have enough rgb headers on your board!

So I’m new to the gaming PC world but I’m a pretty tech savvy type of guy. I know how to do basic wiring and such. The install was pretty simple besides the nest of wires that end up as a result. That was solved with zip ties. The airflow is much much better than what I had and it was keeping my GPU and CPU temps down 5-10°C cooler than before. Still testing the results to see how much they actually help in the long run. I did get the ARGB and PWM so I can wiring them into my motherboard and let them communicate. I really wish it would have came with some instructions though. I was able to figure it out but someone who isn’t well versed or doesn’t know the basics may have a hard time. The fans work well with different RGB software, so test which one you like the best. The fans seems to be made out of durable plastic that will last a long time. My computer was reading the fan RPM’s at almost 1600-1700 so they will cool things down for sure. 4 stars was just due to packaging and lack of installation instructions.

I have built a number of rigs using this brand and so far they have come through every build. I like the balance of price to features and of course how much air they move without a lot of noise. Still the quietest fans I have used in this price range.

I ordered the 5 pack full RGB antec fans, that I thought were addressable RGB. I received a box of 5 fans with a hub and a remote like you get with regular RGB light strips, the remote was the first red flag. The second was that there was nothing else in the box. Meaning no documentation on how to connect any of this. Or what the actual product name is. It's a white box that says antec on it. That's it.Anyhow, after connecting all the fans to the hub and the hub to the PC, I'm 100% certain these are not addressable. Hence the remote. That's the only way to change the colors, and settings. No software detects them, so it's not what I was expecting, and can't synch them with my CPU cooler fan or memory. Just to make sure it wasn't user error, I removed the sides of my PC, checked the connections on the hub and used a different argb header on the motherboard and still nada. Needless to say these will be a return and I'm going to have to go through the hassle of installing new fans that work the way I wanted.Also as far as fans go, I put 3 on the front sucking in with one in the rear and one top rear blowing out. It's clear they're blowing air out, but the front ones feel like they're blowing out slightly, while also sucking air in. Just terrible all around.