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Thanks for sharing! There are others that are also quite good, but most are either unknown and thus a risk, don't have a great rep, like SAMA, or are expensive.

I'll do my best to help. Are you saying that you plugged your ARGB cable from your AIO into a 4-pin header on the mobo? Which header is it? There should be a designation on the mobo, or you can look in your manual. Is this your mobo: www.asrock.com/mb/AMD/A620M%20Pro%20RS%20WiFi/index.asp If the header has 4 pins and is black at the base with a tab on one side, that's a PWM header to control the fan, not the lights. If the header has a white base and 4 pins, it's most likely RGB (not ARGB). Both of them use 12V. An ARGB header uses 5V. If you plug an ARGB cable into an RGB header, you'll fry the lighting.

Until they rev up to max RPM, and then they're a bit noisy like almost every high-speed fan, right? :) Thanks for commenting!

@@ThePCExpertAmateur Fan curves are your friend with these. Lol!

@@jamesm568 Definitely!

Yeah, I'm sorry about that. I wasn't using my mic and tried to correct the volume in post, but it didn't work well, as you have pointed out. Thanks!

What is it that you're having trouble with? Have you checked my videos about connecting fans yet?

LOL!!!! Thanks!

Hey, if you're satisfied with it, that's great. I'm not saying it's not worth $8, just that it's not going to suit the needs of some people. I agree about the wrist rest; that was poorly designed.

@@ThePCExpertAmateur I spoke too soon.. after gaming with it several hours over 2 days (very limited keys needed), then I actually got in my email and found multiple keys did not work! =/ So it's going back to the store. Try typing a message without the letter N. LOL

@@laurenandtheyarn3619 @laurenandtheyarn3619 That's even worse than the one I bought! Wow! Thanks for sharing!

What???? I don't have a hijab. I'm a man!

I guess you didn't see my video beforehand, right? Yeah, just take it back, John.

@ThePCExpertAmateur no I just looked it up on Google and found your video. And to top this off, I paid $17+ for it. There is one born every minute.

Take it back to Ollie's - they'll accept it.

Well, that sucks! Make sure to put a review on Amazon. If Amazon offers for you to join their review program, you can get free products!

@@ThePCExpertAmateur Oh I will, however I have noticed a trend since I saw your video. Companies are introducing new models of fan with much less power. 1500 RPM seems to be the new standard. Given these are on their way anyway, I will try one out and see if they make much difference to my setup. I will of course let you know how I get on too. Thank you for your help.

@@djGreenALERT Most likely, those are for people who want quiet fans, not performant ones. I look forward to your update!

@@ThePCExpertAmateur I toyed with the idea of replacing one fan for another, but seeing as the pack contained 3 fans, I decided to think out of the box. I replaced the fan that was on it's way out and sure enough no it wasn't as powerful as the one I had.. but I used another fan as well (connected to Molex) using a heat resistant non-permanent adhesive, I stuck it to the floor facing upwards. Mixed with the outside temperatures dropping rapidly (about 20 degrees Fahrenheit) I have to say, this has worked a treat. The GPU was idling @137F / CPU @120F Hard Drives around 120 (C drive) / 100 for the other drives - Compared to now = GPU 98F / CPU 90F - Hard Drives C= 82F / Other Drives in the 70's. Overall, I am more than happy. It just took a little bit of adjusting.

Great job! What is the name of that adhesive? I would be curious to know how it performs during the summer heat.

LOL! With stabilizers and a rear rotor? Probably.

Great! I love how soft it is.

Thanks? :)

Thank you!

You're welcome. The spreadsheet is for members only. Join on Patreon or YT. :)

@@ThePCExpertAmateur noted. Will check it out.

@@mikekamau Let me know if a lower member price is needed.

Yeah, but Teucer is low quality.

You're welcome. I'm glad my video helped. I don't care about noise, either, unless it's at a dangerous level. There are a lot of people who have very sensitive ears and while some COULD learn to ignore it, others literally cannot because of biological and/or psychological reasons. For example, people with autism cannot filter out sensory input so they hear EVERYTHING all the time, which can be overwhelming, especially for those who haven't learned tactics to cope with it.

You're welcome! I'm glad I found my small fans so that you can benefit! Maybe someday in the future, if I can get enough donors, I'll add more small fans.

Thanks for the idea! That will certainly help, but it's dust not solid clumps, and it is sticking to the blades. Especially near the hub, it will be very difficult to clean. Everyone will have to choose between the challenge of finding another fan that does well.

That part came with the case. What case do you have? Which fans are you buying?

The part is included with the 5000X. What fans and case do you have?

Thanks for sharing! Why did you choose these fans? Are you in Europe? I almost never hear about NoiseBlockers in the USA.

They claim 55-78 CFM. I doubt it since they lied about the static pressure.

A frame or an add-on? What is the brand?

@@ThePCExpertAmateur Just a frame, made of aluminum. Google "机箱风扇12cm风扇导风网改善风道聚风网导风罩 风道网 DIY风扇"

@@ThePCExpertAmateur Just a frame, made of aluminum. Search for "机箱风扇12cm风扇导风网改善风道聚风网导风罩 风道网 DIY风扇"

@@ThePCExpertAmateur "机箱风扇12cm风扇导风网改善风道聚风网导风罩 风道网 DIY风扇"

@@ThePCExpertAmateur I've tried replying but it seems your comment section blocked some keywords as well as foreign language.

You can buy them online and probably at some stores. I got it at NewEgg.

I think you meant fan, not cooler, right? If you're basing your purchase on aesthetics and silence, why do you want fans? Their main purpose is cooling. I have no idea what your aesthetic preference is, so I can only look at the specs. Arctic 10.64 dBA Phanteks 30.3 dB(A) Thermalright 28.1 dBA ID-Cooling 26.4 dB If you want to know which is the most performant, or has the best balance between performance and noise, let me know.

@@ThePCExpertAmateur yesss i meant fan hahaha. Wich one would you keep? Only thinking about perforamance airflow/noise

Isnt the doble ball of the p12 pwm pst co too noisy?

I don't own that Arctic fan, and it would depend on the quality of the bearings, but they claim a very low noise level and I don't believe it. I have that one without the ball bearings. I think it's actually somewhere in the vicinity of 25 dBA. Forget the Phanteks. It's not got enough pressure to be worthwhile. The ID-Cooling is better than the Phanteks. Either the Arctic or the Thermalright will be good buys if you want a balance of performance and noise.

@@ThePCExpertAmateur Okeyy, perfect, i think im buying the thermalrights then, thank you very much, i really like your channel, its pretty unique. Keep up the good content!

Yes, I agree. You're welcome!

You're new here, right? I have about 400 fans. I asked my viewers if they wanted me to do these initial reviews first, or if they wanted to wait until I would be able to do complete testing before I released anything. They opted for these; you can see the poll on my community tab. I also do other content, some of which is very time-consuming. I hope you understand now. I'm getting close to finishing these reviews.

Good question! That is the little tab to pull the protective plastic off the infinity mirror lens.

@@ThePCExpertAmateur Aaah, lol. Thanks for the fast reply. Greatly appreciated!

NP!

Good question! You can daisy-chain both the fans and LEDs via their respective cables.

You can chain them without anything extra as long as they don't exceed the amp limit for your headers.

Well, I guess that would depend on the effect you're looking for? Let me know if you figure out which other components it works with, please!

I'm very glad that it helped you!

Excellent points! Thanks for weighing in!

Thanks for being the first one to answer! Why didn't you like the Zalman?

@@ThePCExpertAmateur It just seems like an unnecessary design, plus when the blades is the rgb aspect it looks way cooler, which made me like the other better.

@@Bardium That makes sense - thanks for explaining!

Tell me about it! It becomes addictive!

Are you from Indonesia? Thank you for the compliment. There is a fair amount of variability from one GC to another if you're not talking about the same product line. Some companies do a better job. The fact that the smaller one has a really fast fan certainly suggests that it might do better, but it depends on things like airflow and static pressure, too, as well as which GPU it is. If you can tell me which models you're considering, I might be able to tell you more.

Thanks! And thanks for being my first patron, too! Which fan did you get?

@@ThePCExpertAmateur I got the Silverstone air penetrator 120i pro, I saw your review and it was very helpful

How's it working out for you?

@@ThePCExpertAmateur I put it on pwm of 50% and it works pretty well, the static pressure is really nice.

@@rudik8001 Great! Why 50%? Does noise get to you?

You can't daisy-chain it (female only).

If you look at the thumbnail, you can see the arms of the hub, and you'll notice that the blades curve to the right (clockwise). Does that help? In my matrix, anything marked clockwise (CW) turns to the right when viewing the arm side of the fan.

@@ThePCExpertAmateur Thanks, it helps! I also just slowed down the vid to verify. I have a few of these and forgot which way I previously installed them. Cheers!

I'm glad I was able to help!

I just tried finding my Megacools, but I am not sure where they are, nor my IceGale Xtra. I found my 140 iPPC and my T30, and I have an AGPtek 120mm 12 Pipe Aluminum Heat Exchanger Radiator and a XR5 140 Hydro Series rad, too. Unfortunately, if you will watch today's upload, plus consider the upcoming election that may be disastrous, it would be unwise for me to make any purchases. Once I find the other two fans, I can certainly do a hand-test, but they are not 140s. The only way I would be able to do exactly what you're asking for is if people were willing to donate enough money to cover the entire cost and, thus far, no one has become a member on Patreon or donated on FB. Heck, there've only been 17 visits to Patreon since I announced it. Further complicating matters is the fact that I will not willingly order from Amazon, for reasons that should be obvious if you check out my recent channel news videos about what they've been doing to me. There are plenty of news sources about how they treat employees. I will be happy to make the video you're requesting...If the situation makes it possible for me to do.

Yes, the Megacools and T30s are VERY similar and you really can't go wrong with them, or the SilverStone FHS120X. Again, check HW Buster's regarding 140s as I'm less familiar with them. I've spent way too much money on my inventory and now I'm in a real bind with what's happening with my employer.

hwbusters.com/best_picks/best-case-heatsink-radiator-fan-picks-hardware-busters/

I encourage you to check out HW Buster's 2024 Fan Round-up, in which Aris (an actual engineer) compares several fans and gets actual numbers (yes, I have to go by the published specs until I can run tests of my own). In those videos, the Megacools, T30s and SilveStone FHS120X are constantly vying with each other for top place.

Yeah, I've been having problems of late. Not sure what's going on. :(

FN button and Scroll Lock

Why are you interested in it? What will you use it for?

​@@ThePCExpertAmateurwhat if we use it to intake air in the case and as exhaust

@@m.muazam2787 That's fine. The fan provides enough pressure and airflow for both positions. It's also useful for an air cooler but not for a water cooler.

Thanks for sharing!

Do you mean for the radiator?

@@ThePCExpertAmateur yes.

Any fan with high static pressure, no less than 3mmAq.

@@ThePCExpertAmateur do you have a video explaining that?

Try this one: ua-cam.com/video/UUwOC0X-ygc/v-deo.html

Thanks!

What do you mean by fan drive?

@@ThePCExpertAmateur The lights of the fan do not light up, I think you did it with the help of a program, can you send me the link to the program?

I plugged it into my mobo and let the built-in Asus Asus Sync do the work. What mobo do you have?

@@ThePCExpertAmateur Asus prime H310M-KE2,0 5x lga 1151 I have a motherboard of this model, I don't know what you are saying I have no idea if it is compatible or not

I see the problem. You don't have any ARGB headers on your mobo because it predates ARGB. You'll need to buy a hub with either a USB connector so you can use software to control the lights, an in-cable connector for the lights or a remote control, plus a cable going to the power supply using either SATA or Molex-D. Check your PSU cables to see if you have both available; if so, SATA is easier to work with.