1ST PC CORP. PFB1212UHE-F00 Case Fan

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The single most potent 120mm fan you can purchase...PERIOD. This issue moves additional air than my 200mm fan and all 3 120mm case fans COMBINED!!!! Uncomplicated installation. Its too poor they don't make cpu heat sinks with these points!!! Incredibly LOUD!!! I installed this thing in my computer, and thought I was in a sever space at full tilt!!! If you've got a cpu overclocked WAY beyond its specs, or running two or three gtx 295 cards, this is for you. You could very easily cool your complete case with just 1 of these babies. The downside of course, is the noise level. I have to wear headphones though I'm gaming, but like everybody stated...you get what you spend for.

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An extreme amount of air is pushed by this fan. Feels heavy and sturdy in my hand.The blades "seem" to be created of metal. LOUD, then once again of course with a fan this size pushing so much air it is obvious it is not going to be any exactly where near quiet. I wouldn't take an egg away for it. I didn't buy this fan from newegg but rather somewhere else.It appears to take at least 8 seconds to rev up into full energy. Sounds sort of like a jet engine lol.Like other people have stated numerous times, DO NOT PLUG THIS FAN Directly INTO YOUR MOTHERBOARD'S FAN HEADER/CONTROLLER. I haven't done that myself but I picture it wouldn't be a fairly sight.There is only 1 commercial fan controller that I know of which can support this fan. It is about ำ though. It would be less costly to create your personal fan controller. I have been preparing to do that but haven't gotten my ordered parts to make it however. I will be testing various achievable solutions. A single with a toggle switch, a single with a rotary switch and one with a potentiometer.When I initial powered on this fan, it created a vacuum influence and blew a lot of dust from out of my computer!

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Great fan. Moves air like you won't believe. I've got two of these monsters in my Thermaltake Armor+ and it's like having an airconditioner inside. None Because these fans move at 5500rpm they are quite loud so make certain you have a fan controller attached to them.

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Oh my gawdd... this thing moves tons of air. Honestly, it's like just sitting it on top rated of my case is emptying the complete case of air just about every second. I blew papers all more than my space, blew CDs off of my Pc, and I can even blow my keys across my desk.And the leafblower analogy is not an exaggeration. It's a tiny bit quieter than the common leafblower, although. This fan is awesome Don't get it unless you honestly wouldn't mind having a leafblower in your Pc. (This is not an exaggeration). I overclock using liquid nitrogen, so performance is ALL that I care about. I Enjoy this thing, and it will surely show my temps some love back.

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Blows additional air by itself than my final two computers put together... XD I bought one for a friend, even though he purchased the other, when he wanted to go under water for his CPU and had a 120mm X 240mm radiator to go with it...Needless to say, he put a fan grill more than the best of the fan before he attached it to the radiator and powered it up... >_> The pump he has is holding him back due to the cooling power of the two monster fans he has. :D LOUD. I mean ****.... I believed my old 4890 was loud and this factor makes that card seem quiet... XDIf you weren't wise enough to look at the Particulars and see that the sound levels are roughly about 66.5DBA, properly... you're in for a surprise. :D :::::::Note::::::DO NOT HOOK THIS UP TO YOUR MOTHERBOARD OR ANY FAN CONTROLLER FOR THAT MATTER!!!!!I was laughing when I initially plugged it in just from how loud it was. It pulls 48 watts and four.8 amps just to power the fan. Make positive your PSU can handle it. :D nearing 50 watts for a FAN is ridiculous as most LEDs use about ten at most and that's for the giant 250mm ones. Just make confident that you're ready for it when you purchase it.

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Great small fan, takes care of all your standard cooling wants.Virtually too quiet, quiet sufficient so that i can have 4 of these running in my microITX case, and not be able to hear it more than my private jet taking off.Other than a low-cost, efficient, air cooling remedy. These fans can be utilized to cool your property, your patio, or even your vehicle!! if the occasion is to arise none

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it will push a ton of air i mean a ton! dropped my cup temps 10c. replaced the fan on my zalman x10 extreme. to loud for me. i liked the temp drop but way louder then i believed and loud fans dont bother me at all. it sounds like a turbine when it is powering up then at full speed it sounds like a really loud hairdryer. i laughed when i initial turn it on. do not obtain unless you have some type of sound denting case. but the fan does what is ment to do.

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Potent, regular size. What everyone else wrote I mainly wrote this review to remind individuals that a sound is twice as loud if it increases by 10 decibels. So 60 decibels is twice as loud as 50 decibels, or adjusted decibels (dbA). A very quiet fan is about 20 dbA.

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CFM is amazing none I built a speed controller making use of a automotive relay and 3 way toggle switch for 3 speeds and plugged it directly into energy supply unit. created a bracket and mounted switch & relay behind my computer on the desk behind the personal computer so you can't see it and ran the wires by way of a tiny hole I drilled in back of case and put a rubber grommet in the hole to protect wires.

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moves lots of hot air out none my lasy assessment I had used a relay to controll this monster but I cam up with a better fan control. my local auto parts store sold me a 2 wire switch with an off position and then rotates to on and if you preserve rotating it lowers the rpm, it's a switch created to dim your dashlights in your auto it's produced by Cole Hersee Co. component # 7493-BX

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Supper cooler, power than the "Storm" Size is hugeIt is supper noisy when running on ful speed, you have to have a fan control on it, trust me, ortherwise you will do not want to sit beside your computer, SUPPER NOISY!if you are searching for fan controller, do not acquire "Averocool V12XT". I have this one, it does not work with this fan very effectively. I have three of this in my GS1000 case, when they are running on full speed, I really feel cool also : ) (sit next to the pc). BUT they will be supper noisy. My V12XT can not put this fan in full speed, only can be range in between -1800 rpm (you will not get manual control on it, v12XT adjust it automatically )

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this is an 120mm fan so it fits the h50 watercooling, I overclocked my amdphenom2 x6 from 3.two to 4.5. Isnt that incredible, and the full load temp is only 59degrees celsius. my 3d rendering is genuinely going terrific. loud, I have to wear earmuff headphone, or else I would be deaf(seriously). I dont care if you're 1thrillion decibels, as lengthy as you come with performance, you are my friend.

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Effectively built and really sturdy.Incredible cooling capabilities.Similar to installing a leaf blower into your tower. (Noise/airflow the complete package)Probable pencil sharpener? Frightens kids and modest animals.Hazardous to youngsters and smaller animals if exposed. I'm not putting sound into cons because you really should already expect a big plane flying via your room if you're planning to purchase this in the 1st spot.To put it into perspective, this fan at max speed puts out about 66 dBA. A 300 dollar leaf blower puts out about 68 dBA...

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This fan is wonderful for AMD builds. It pushes a lot of air for a single fan. I currently have 1 in my Cooler Master Cosmos S. It is serving as the rear fan to take heat away from the CPU Fan. My CPU Fan is a Cooler Master V8. The V8 is so major that there is only about four or five inches of space in between. The current of air created among the two is powerful. It's not hooked up to my power supply directly. Instead I have it hooked up to a 1st PC Corp Fanatic Fan Controller. I have it set to low RPM all the time. In between the V8, the 1st PC Fan and Controller I have managed to get my AMD Phenom x4 processor down to 30 degrees on just air cooling (on high settings really should it get too hot). The temperature is monitored by PC Probe two which came with the Asus M3A motherboard. It makes a lot of noise if it's on high RPM. I play my pc games with headsets. I can hear that fan when it's spinning by means of my Creat1ve Fatal1ty Headsets (Analog). This is a closed ear headset. On low RPM I can still hear it. Watch it this fan eats 48 watts of power alone. My processor takes 95 watts to give you an thought as to how much energy it takes. It's a very good fan overall. I would purchase a fan controller for it. If you don't then you will be driven crazy with noise. It's an great air cooling remedy for any develop. I just wish that 1st PC Corp would make a fan controller much more fascinating than the 1 that I bought. I was hoping for 1 like the NZXT Sentry. Here is a link to the fan controller utilised. http://www.newegg.com/Product/NewProduct.aspx?Item=N82E16811997016

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Thats what this factor should be named!!! Anti Mother-in-Law Wind Cannon.... Don't want to hear her. Just turn it on and turn it in her direction and watch her fly like an eagle !!!!Its Just that Good!!!On a significant note, THIS IS LOUD... No Crud... Man up and saddle up, You want cooling, this is cooling. doesnt come with fan grills GET FAN GRILLS OR SAY Superior BYE TO YOUR FINGERS !!!

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Fans will huff and puff and blow your residence down. Not kidding. fans push a tremendous quantity of air and will cool your entire case and possibly your house. Fans make noise, and are loud. Perfect if you have a fan cooler and want to have the raw horsepower that these fans are capable of.Also there are some utilised 4500 (rpm) ones on e*bay for affordable: Search for "JMC 120mm"

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Moves air like a floor fan. If you connect it to a motherboard fan controller the noise is kept down Super loud. Stated to be about 68db but much louder. Takes pretty much 10secs to wind up to 5k rpm, sound similiar to a jet engine.

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Summer heat? Overclock killing your cooling? Look No Further then PFB1212UHE for amazing drops in cooling.OVERKILL as a case fan noise wise & very expensive if using 3-4 of them.Using it on cpu & thinking of getting another 2 for push/pull config in both PC's.Will switch to WC & use them on radiators. Do NOT forget these draw 48 Watt's & 4 amp's EACH a 5500rpm.

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I am using this fan as an air duct system. It does the job amazingly well for a server fan, but hey, it's Delta Tech.