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

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 lol They 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.

I have a HAF-922 case. The (lower) front 200mm fan is failing. The 200MM fan in the top is a Thermaltake (TT) brand, so I assumed another TT fan would be fine; bad assumption. The failing fan is a Cooler Master A20030-10CB-3MN-F1 (CM), with 8 mounting holes (2 sets of 4, see the pic). The CM is mounted using 2 holes from one set and 2 holes from the other set (weird). I could not correctly mount the TT in the HAF-922 case, because the case did not have 4 matching mounting holes. The bottom 2 holes of the TT matched up with holes in the case, but there were no corresponding holes in the case for the top 2 TT holes (see the pic showing the missing holes). Cooler Master no longer makes the (failing) fan. I did find a 200mm fan on their website. It looks different and might work, but they have not responded to my inquiry about it being a suitable replacement. I found a matching (used) Cooler Master fan on another site, but it was expensive, and might be in just as bad shape as mine. I could have drilled holes in the case to match up with the TT fan. Instead, I used a good-quality thick 2-sided tape (Alien, or equivalent). So, two fan screws at the bottom, 2 pieces of good double-sided tape at the top (acts as a vibration dampener, too), and "case" closed. The fan works great, and is quieter then the CPU fan. No noise problems in my case (both interpretations of "case"). An option to turn off the LED would have been nice, but for the price I won't quibble.

Quiet, moves a lot of air and comes with 4 grip screws needed to either mount or put a guard on with. It only turns 800 RPM. Can't create a lot of obstruction on the draw or push side as it will cut down the air flow quickly. Worked right out of the package. It'll work for my use well.

This fan is good enough and does the job, but it is much louder than the one I replaced. All so make sure you understand the dimensions of this fan vs the one you are replacing you may need different screws and this fan does not include any screws.

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!

The fan provides strong airflow and works well for case cooling. Noise levels are reasonable and not too loud. Installation is straightforward with good compatibility. Overall, stable performance.

Very cool love it!

Good quality and silently, I like them so much.

Muy buenos, ya tengo años con ellos, apenas hice la reseña

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Bought this ro cool a Monolith amplifier, I just set it up on top so the air is drawn from the enclosure and it works perfect, keeps the amp as cool as a cucumber, no need to buy specialized contraptions for HI-FI systems at $100+ which are half as efficient. My system is in a separate cubby hole so the noise of the fan is inaudible but even when I'm right over it it's not that noisy. I'm powering it with a cheap 300W computer power supply (there are videos to show you how it will work without being plugged in on a computer ) Very happy with it.

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