Antec Prizm 140mm Adressierbarer RGB Gehäuse Ventilator 2er Pack mit Kontrolle Büchse

These are well made fans, they have great static pressure, and the lighting is not bad.....but, the motor noise was terrible.I have seen some reviews say they are silent and one or two mention the same issue I heard (low clicking sound) I also find it odd that I had 3 packs and all of them did this.I ran them from the hub and from the motherboard just to check, but the motor noise was the same. I even tried pwm and dc with no change.It might be a change in how they are made? a bad batch? I am not sure. It's a shame I had to return them as they ticked many boxes for me.

fans look nice move air well are well packaged and easy to install. although you do get a nest of cables to deal with. the lighting effects are varied even with just the hub pre set effectsmy issue is the noise. theres a buzzing style motor noise at low fan speeds and they just get loud at higher speeds. have them set to 50% max because I cant stand them any higher.had corsair AF and SP previously they were very quiet fans. only bought these to have some rgb effects.If you dont mind the noise the performance is decent and the lights are well done

To start with these fans are really quiet, even on full load, while still providing good amount of cooling. They are also well made and good looking with thick and bright ARGB strips around their rim. They are on par with much more expensive (overpriced) fans from different companies.Only downside is that they don't have their own software, which I would like to see since I dislike using mystic light and I'm currently on MSI motherboard. However, you can connect reset switch from your case front IO to controller that comes with these fans and use that as a switch for ARGB modes which kinda resolves that issue.Overall I'm very happy with the purchase and I will recommend these fans to anyone who asks, especially for that price.

I bought this to replace a CoolerMaster RGB fan which wouldn't run below 700 rpm using Asus Fan Xpert. This one runs at only 550 rpm minimum, which is enough to provide sufficient airflow at low loads, and is essentially silent below about 700. Above that you can hear the air noise as you would with any fan, but it's acceptable. I also like the black blades with only the outer ring being RGB, but that's entirely a matter of personal preference and others might prefer the fan itself to light up. RGB works fine with Asus Aura motherboard. You can buy cheaper fans but I've bought other Antec stuff and they seem to be decent quality so I am happy with this.

Great quality fans, very strong and sturdy design. Have a nice weight to them too, might not mean much but I feel its due to the decent quality of the materials used. The aRGB rings are very clear and bright. Unfortunately the RGB hub seems to glitch when connected aura sync motherboard. No issues if I run the fans only only the hub or directly to the motherboard headers with no hub but for the price of the fans and the quality this is something you can overlook easily and work around. Hope that helps guys!