Riing Quad 120mm 16.8 Million RGB Color (Alexa, Razer Chroma) Software Enabled 4 Light Rings 54 Addressable LED 9 Blades Hydraulic Bearing Case/Radiator Fan CL-F088-PL12SW-B, Black

These fans look great. Don't be fooled by the low CFM, you can run these at full speed for good airflow with very little air noise and no motor or coil noise (as a case fan - I can't say how they'd do mounted on a radiator, but these are fans are made to be case fans anyway). I also have Corsair QL fans in another case, and I like the look of these fans better, they are quieter, and you don't have to deal with proprietary software like Corsair's iCue if you buy the TT Sync Controller, which is great because many times proprietary RGB software will cause system stability issues, waste system resources, and may not integrate well with your motherboard's RGB software. If you don't want to use TT's proprietary RGB software and you are ok with the standard patterns your motherboard offers with their built in RGB software, I'd recommend getting the TT Sync Controller to allow you to control up to 9 TT fan's RGB via your motherboard software. I use TT Sync and control my TT fan's RGB with Asus Aura Sync, and these fans look really great with Aura Sync's standard Rainbow setting. If you want to do advanced lighting effects or fan by fan lighting control, each fan's proprietary software is the only way to do that. However, if your fine with all of your fans using one of the prebuilt patterns on your motherboard, I recommend using the TT Sync Controller.

Beautiful ARGB effect and requires fan controller but works great. And easy to power.

These RGB fans have quad RGB rings and they light up very brightly. They look amazing and there are many preset effects they can do with the Riing Plus software and even more you can create or download from Thermaltake through the new software for these Riing Quad fans. Mine arrived on time and didn't take too long to install in the front of my Thermaltake case. All three Quad fans and the included controller work perfectly. These thing look amazing in my case. I've included a short video of them set up as case fans. Definitely recommend them even though they are expensive.

I bought a trio pack of the Riing Quad's for the front of my system and to cool a 27mm radiator in a custom loop. I wanted the 'flashier' RGB on the front of the case and I could have that if ThermalTake would actually fix their software. Right now I have to use the software setting of Riing Trio's because there is not Quad option available. Even with the software update a couple days ago (Sept 13th 2020), Quad's are still not an option at all in the software. I only know what these could look like as before setting everything up and running the loop for fill, they lit up 100% (all four rings) in RGB mode. Maybe one day the software will allow me the ability to use my Quad's in their full glory, but I'll probably be waiting until never for that to happen. Other than the lack of software working correctly, the fans work perfectly. They run about 1650-1700 RPM at maximum speed. In a Thermal Glass case like mine, the sound is greatly dampened so running at 100% isn't even a noise issue (for me at least as nobody says they hear them running via my mic during streaming sessions). Not sure what issues people are having with any of these ThermalTake fans, but I've never had an issue with their fans across the many years that I've been using them. I even have their standard ARGB fans in my case as well for RGB fill for the rest of the 'canvas' and have had zero issues with those hooked directly to the mobo using AURA. I have SEVEN case fans, down TWO from my last rendition in this case (those were also all TT fans from the Riing series), and if some company is having issues with their fans I avoid them because I need reliable case fans for my builds.

good looking fans. sometimes, when daisy chaining the control boxes, the one control box may not respond to the windows drivers and default colors/speeds. a reboot usually fixes this.

I agree with many others that the thermaltake software could be a lot better. But let me tell you these things in signal rgb look and perform great. Signal rgb let’s you sync all rgb from different companies in my setup currently I have: Razer keyboard Logitech mouse and headset Corsair mousepad and 4 sticks of ram TT riing quad, 6 of them until it’s 7 soon Will be putting more argb items in setup soon. All work together seamlessly and beautifully. Check it out. Signal rgb has taken the headache away from buying different brands!

I am extremely dissatisfied with the product. The controller for the fans is highly unreliable and constantly stops responding. Every time this happens, I have to take the trouble of opening my computer and reseat the Molex cable from the power supply. Despite reaching out to tech support, they were of no help and instead directed me to put in a ticket. However, even after waiting for weeks, I have not received any response. I strongly advise against purchasing this product and suggest you consider Corsair products instead. Their software is far superior, and you won't have to deal with poor-quality products and unresponsive support.

Best looking fans I’ve ever bought. Decently good airflow and nearly silent. Im just sad to turn my back on the rgb for my intake fans :(( Only one con: cords are a bit too long and make cable managing 9 of them virtually impossible lol I do regret buying these over something reversible, especially for 250 bucks worth of these fans. So beware of your mounting options before buying