OC & Modding 120mm Case Fans

Black_Hawk

Black_Hawk

Skilled
Hello Folks,

I need to buy a few 120mm or 140mm case fans for my case (Corsair 780t Full Tower). I was looking to buy Arctic F140's but sadly they seem to be out of stock everywhere and some sellers on Amazon who will mostly import them have extremely high prices slammed on them making them a no-go.

While searching for fans I came across these:

XPG Vento Pro

These are Nidec Gentle Typhoons from what I can see from the photos on Amazon. Is anyone using these? Will they be good for PC case fans?

Any other good recommendations for 120/140mm case fans are also welcome. (No ARGB fans, RGB is fine or no LED fans please).

Thanks
 
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Trdz

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using this in my corsar 780t very quiet n good airflow

FK120-3 IN 1 - DeepCool

The DeepCool FK120-3 IN 1 is a High-Performance 120mm PWM fan with elite cooling and silent efficiency designed for demanding CPU or radiator cooling. - DeepCool was founded with the mission of providing professional, innovative, high-performance PC hardware and high-quality thermal solutions...
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immolationepoch

immolationepoch

Disciple
Black_Hawk said:
Hello Folks,

I need to buy a few 120mm or 140mm case fans for my case (Corsair 780t Full Tower). I was looking to buy Arctic F140's but sadly they seem to be out of stock everywhere and some sellers on Amazon who will mostly import them have extremely high prices slammed on them making them a no-go.

While searching for fans I came across these:

XPG Vento Pro

These are Nidec Gentle Typhoons from what I can see from the photos on Amazon. Is anyone using these? Will they be good for PC case fans?

Any other good recommendations for 120/140mm case fans are also welcome. (No ARGB fans, RGB is fine or no LED fans please).

Thanks
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The XPG Vento Pro is a great fan (I own one). Note however that it has a double ball bearing design (not fluid bearing like some of the higher-end fans) and it bottoms out at 900 RPM. These fans are remarkable not because of their outright performance (which is still very impressive/competitive), but how well the design has held up over the years. You can also daisy chain them. The Arctic P12 (or the newer P12 Max) is amazing value-for-money, but increasingly difficult to find locally.
 
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