EKWB EK-Furious Vardar EVO 120 PWM 120mm Fan, 3000 RPM, 2-Pack

These are some of the best radiator fans, used these to replace the stock ones on a EVGA 3090FTW3 Hybrid radiator, quieter than the stock ones while moving more air. I think $25-30 per fan would be a more reasonable price.

I bought the 120s instead of the 140s but lucked out b.c still found places I could put the two that didn't fit 140s...

this thing moves air like nobody's business must have for push pull config on radiators.

As far as the product goes, great fans and moves a lot of air with good static pressure.Leaving a 1 star review because this particular listing is for a 2-Pack for $54.99 and it is absolutely not a 2-pack. For the price I received a single fan, which is a major let down and false advertising. Very disappointed.

Solid fans that can move a ton of air, but they're pretty loud at higher rpms. No fan is quiet at 3000rpm, but these are noticeably louder than my Noctua IPPC 120mm at the same rpm.

Yes it move a lot of air. Trust me.

These fans far exceed my expectations.

So far, i'm I'm happier with these fans than the Corsair LL120 (Non-RGB) fans I was running before. These definitely move a LOT of air, and at 60-70% speeds, are very tolerable on my 3x120mm radiator. At max speed, they will be a bit noisy, but you're pushing roughly 3000 CFM of air, so what can you really expect?Deducting one star for EKWB's choice of using RED power cables for these fans. My build has ZERO red parts in it, so I had to hide them as much as possible in order to avoid clashing with the rest of my build. Why they didn't simply go with black cables I'll never understand.