InWin Neptune AN140-3PK, 140mm PWM ARGB Fans, Triple Pack, Customizable Lighting, Static Pressure, 5V-3PIN Addressable RGB, Motherboard SYNC with 5V-3PIN, up to 1800PWM, Black

These fans are arguably the best fans I've ever had - if you're looking for directed airflow, and/or fans designed to be on radiators, don't buy more expensive ones, get these, they are perfect for the job.They have a ring around the outer-fan blade area which contains all the air they're pushing and puts it through the flow of the fan, instead of letting a lot of that air possibly bleed out of the sides like most fans do. That design also makes them push the air more directly where the fan is pointed, vs how a lot of fans just 'spew air' everywhere.They are also very quiet compared to the fans I had before, which were EK Vardar fans. Even at maximum speed, these InWin Neptunes are no where near as loud, and putting them at about 80% fan speed when my system is under load, they're barely audible while moving a LOT of air. I have 3 of these setup as the 'pull' side fans on a 480mm x 60mm radiator that's in my CPU loop (preparing for that 9950X3D), and they are amazing at directing air through the case while also making sure the radiator has clean, through-put airflow.They have daisy-chaining cords attached for both power & ARGB (5V), so wiring them is also very easy, and each set of 3 comes with 2 extender cables, so you can route things cleanly without having to make a big mess with wiring.Lighting on the fans is also awesome because the blades are 'frosted' instead of clear, the RGB extends through the blades quite nicely, without being too bright.I have a set of these in both 120mm & 140mm in my system, with the 140mms mostly as exhaust fans, which they also do a great job of.Again, if you're looking to buy case fans or radiator fans, give these serious consideration, they are amazing. Included some pictures of their packaging & installed.The ONLY downside I can think of is they do not come with your standard radiator/through hole type screws, they only come with case screws, BUT that's something the radiator should be coming with, not the fan. One other minor gripe, Amazon shipped the 140mm fan set in a brown envelope-style bag, and when it arrived, the box was open & the fan cords had falling in to the envelope - but I don't blame InWin for that mishap, I blame Amazon's shipping.

I did not expect these to be so good because of the affordable price!!!These fans are excellent! Good static pressure attached to my 360 radiator, well made, bright LEDs, came with all the wiring to daisy chain and attach to my Motherboard RGB header-Aura controlled!Most of Us in the builder community, have seen fan pricing go through the roof over the last 5 years!these are Priced Right, Perfect functionality. InWin Neptune's for the Win!!!

These fans are really good quality, they look, feel, and sound better than my more expensive Corsair ones. They're very quiet and include plenty of cables to daisy chain them. They also come with RGB and power extensions for very long routes inside of the case. They're almost as quiet as my bequiets that cost three times the amount, while looking better for RGB builds and moving more air, at hiugher RPM that is.

These fans look and perform great. They start to get a bit loud at 1230 RPM or so (60% speed) but much more noticeable around 1450 RPM (80%) though it's probably the amount of air they're pushing. They're quiet overall but I do feel like I can hear the motor from 800-1100 RPM since there's less air being pushed to make noise.The daisy chain feature is nice though it can be a bit messier than more expensive options. I also haven't been able to set the LEDs to a specific color but that's probably because I'm using a fan hub since my motherboard is small.

Bought these fans on a whim. Glad I went with these. They are quiet, powerful, and feel like quality. The daisy chaining is awesome too.

Great fans.

Works great, price is great, underrated product.

I got these Static Pressure fans to upgrade the Inwin Jupyter fans that came with my 360 AIO (unmaked brand that came from the builder), as I noticed that they were not cooling my 5800X well during intense gaming or rendering. Before switching the fans, I was hitting the throttle limit temp of 90C. After switching out the fans to the Neptune ones, my temps came down to 83C under the same work load. I further reduced this further to 75C by using PBO to undervolt and overclock the 5800X. RGB colors are not the same as the Jupyter fans, but they all use ARGB to change the colors, so I don't mind,.plus they can all be chained together.