ID-COOLING TF-9215 ARGB Case Fan 15mm Thickness PWM Fan 5V 3 PIN ARGB Fan Slim Fan for Radiator/CPU Cooler/Computer Case

Needed these to move fans from rear of AIO radiator to front due to case restrictions and failure to measure for my RTX 4090. They fit perfectly in the limited space provided by the case front panel.

I replace my original cpu cooler fans from Noctua NH-L9a-AM5 chromax for this amazing ID-Cooling TF-9215 fans.It super quiet when I play game on ultra settings , my cpu temp stays from 68c - 73cLove it , that I had to order another one.My original cpu fan isn't that great , it's loud and not great on air.I will recommend this.=]

Been making some custom built PC cases and needed some 92mm fans. They are quiet, do come with a 4 pin connector as well as the ARGB plug. They work great with a typical fan/ARGB hub unit. I also have no complaints about their 120mm case fans. The 15mm thickness is quite nice as well as it affords me some space for smaller designed cases.

I did not expect these fans to be that good and only ordered them for my top case ventilation because the 120mm fans would not fit and hit the mobo and ram sticks but they move air pretty good and aren't bad looking either. I realize I am using them as case fans and not as cpu cooling fans but it worked out well. The only thing is that with the higher rpm comes more noise, ok for me but may bother some gamers.

Bought think that it was 120mm, it's not, I think its 80mm so if your buying thinking that is just a slim 120mm fan it isn't.

This ID-Cooling TF9215 SRGB fan is definitely interesting, with some really nice and unusual specs around it, now these fans come with some good tech details, at least on paper that is, up to 2500RPMs and max of 44.3CFM airflow (which is not a lot considering the RPMs and the noise generated, over 33.4DB) and hydraulic bearing motors. I can speak of the positives, and there are plenty of them to be listed, but there are a good number of negatives as well to be discussed as well, before that a few quick words about the packing and presentation. The fan comes in a very good retail package that is listing all the technical specifications in the back and some images of the fan as well. Inside the package there is the fan, and the four fan mounting screws, plus heatsink mounting screws and that is it.Positives:- High quality made - everything about this fan screams quality, the ABS white mat plastic is very solid, the construction is not your regular fan construction, it is a custom mold with built in rubber isolators on all four corners, PWM cable as well plus the 5V ARGB, again excellent quality.- Long cable - The attached cables are long (40CM). It is fairly soft and so it can be routed easily around the computer case and reach far.- Can be used with small AIO liquid coolers and heat sinks - I am referring to Asetek 645LT type ITX AIOs and smaller downdraft CPU heatsinks.- ARGB compatible with most motherboard makers - Asus, MSI, Asrock, Gigabyte standards are all supported.- Shorter and longer screws included for mounting in a case and on a heatsink.- Competitively priced - At $13 this fan is priced very well considering the specs and features.Negatives:- Longevity concerns - Being a hydraulic bearing based fan I am not expecting more than 50K hours lifespan, the maker is not stating it on the box or anywhere in the specs, so not sure how long it will last.- Noisy - 33.4DB at 2500RMPs is way too loud, but that is kind of to be expected considering the size of the fan, only a few much more expensive brands can deliver better performance. So if you want to keep the noise between audible tolerance, you would have to adjust the rpms under 2000 rpms via the motherboard.- Not listed specification about the static pressure of this fan, would have loved to see what it can deliver and judge if it can be fully used with AIOsWell, overall a great quality product by ID-Cooling, just make sure to consider the right application.

Better than the similar Noctua NF-A9x14 black. This ID-Cooling fan is about less than half the price of its Noctua counterpart, but it actually also performs better in terms of temps and noise!

It wobbles so bad. I hate looking at it.