Thermaltake 200mm Pure 20 Series Black 200x30mm Thick Quiet High Airflow Case Fan with Anti-Vibration Mounting System Cooling CL-F015-PL20BL-A

Very quiet and moves lots of air. I would have ordered three if I knew my case had mounts for three. I will probably still order one more.Came with standard mounting screws, and a 3-pin fan to 4-pin PATA/Molex adapter.The only Con, the direction of rotation was not marked on the fan anywhere. I had to power it up before I mounted it just to see which way it needed to go. The side of the fan WITHOUT the support frame is the direction the fan PULLS air from.

They fit perfectly in my case but the Included screws did not fit like literally anything 🤧 good thing I had spare screws and modified the fans a bit to accept shorter and fatter screws I had to drill the holes out a bit bigger and taper it a bit so I could get the screws I had laying around to fit. Other than that they went right in to the right spots and the holes all lined up just the screws sucked lolThey work great and for Thermaltake (cheap lower end actual name brand stuff) they're better then I expected they're more quiet then I was thinking they would be and move more air then the original fans in my case did. They work great and keep my PC slightly cooler then the old fans did and it's great! They look pretty decent being all black they can match almost any build and they don't have RGB or LEDs so if you want a stealth look they're not bright since they don't light up.Assembly might be a bit difficult though as the screws provided do indeed suck lol but the fans themselves are well worth figuring out a solution. Heck even if you have to glue them in it would work pretty good haha.

The media could not be loaded. Great silent fan with even airflow over an 8” area. Disappointed that I could only see a .27 amp draw from my 14.14VDC supplied. This is almost an 8 watt fan. Rated amperage on label is .42. That’s probably if you stopped the blades from spinning as a short?

Good strong airflow. It must be mounted perfectly flat or it will make noise, that is why I marked it down a star.

These fans work well. I have purchased them before, and the fans are lasting for years. I have one that is eight years old and it still works great. Low-noise.

Used in a trailer for the bathroom roof vent. Being 12V, and having it's own shroud, I was able to just drop it in place and use it.Pros: Quiet, works fast enough. Definitely better than the Heng or Camco options. Theirs have the worst blades I've ever seen! We'll see how this one deals with sunlight and heat for a few years, though... Comes with free screws to mount to standard PC cases or heatsinks that accept this size of fan. The larger size is precisely how they're able to stay quiet at that flow rate. Lower RPMs per CFM, you know?Cons: Wish I could get a less quiet version of the same kind at that price, with higher airflow.Oddity: You'll have to splice these with wire nuts and a pair of electrical (cutting) pliers, or order some 3-pin header if you want to go modular. These are intended for interior use (i.e. inside a computer case), so do NOT use where they can get wet or in direct sunlight. Either way, you broke the warranty the moment you used them for this application. At the low price they have compared to 'official' ones of similar quality (not the ones typically installed that are about the same price as this one, we're talking a few times more) for these vents, this is not much of a loss. ;) Avoided the 'RV tax' by using these!

I have a PC case that is 14 years old and it had a fan that was the size of a soccer ball, didn't want to buy the OEM one and went with a different brand. Thermaltake makes good fans, does what its suppose to do, keep cool and stay quiet.

I have used Thermaltake fans off and on for over 20 years. I made the mistake of trying Noctua's 200mm fans on my current build, only to rip them all out and replace them with these. The Noctua fans barely moved any air and might as well have not worked at all with a mesh filter. After changing to these, my system is now quieter and has more airflow, and these fans actually work with filters. Thermaltake fans have always been quality and long-lasting. Despite "on paper" being louder than the Noctua offering, these are actually quieter at the same airflow, and will perform much better on the high end.