GDSTIME 60mm x 15mm Fan 3 Pin 12V DC Brushless Quiet Slim PC Cooling 2-Pack

Excellent replacement, great airflow and quiet operatio

Great airflow. The description didn’t say it came with nuts and bolts, so that was a pleasant surprise that saved me a trip. I have them running at full speed, and the noise is minimal; there’s a quiet hum, but I’m using it for a 3D printer, which is louder, so it’s not really a problem. If you want a completely silent fan, you’re gonna have to pay a little more.

Don't know about longevity, but wow, I didn't realize how loud the old fan was. This isn't silent but in comparison to what it replaced, it practically is. Perfect fit.

Fitment is very good, moves a good amount of cooling air.

Strong, Powerful but Pretty Loud.. They're good fans with good airflow. Just noisy and affordable with two a pack.

Seems to be doing the job, but it is SO loud. I have one that is pushing air across a GPU in my SFF home lab setup and it sounds like a full rackmount server now. At least I will know if it dies because it will become eerily quiet.

Good fans for cooling RV refrigerator on hot days

I picked up three of these GDSTIME 80mm x 10mm fans for my Silver Stone mini-ITX case (SG13) since it’s the only fan size that really fits in there. I’m using two as exhaust fans out the top and one for side intake. These fans are slim, which is perfect for small cases where normal 80x15mm, or 92x15mm fans just won’t work. The fans work well and are pretty quiet. they push more air flow out an into my ITX case and I noticed temps drop for 55-65c all the way down to 35c. The only issue I ran into is more about my case’s wiring and not the fans themselves: if you try to power all three fans off a single header or cheap splitter (especially sharing with an AIO pump), you can end up with not enough voltage, one of my fans powered down. The other two are working fine because they’re plugged into a different header and splitter. You can run these fans off two pins, and they’ll just spin at full speed, which is fine for most setups. Just make sure you have a good fan splitter or hub that can handle three fans at once, or split them across different headers. Running them all off one header is too much for most motherboards, especially in small cases where you also have an AIO cooler. I’m still troubleshooting the one fan that turned off, it could just be a loose wire from moving the case, but overall the other two are running great. If you need slim, quiet 80mm fans for a compact build, these do the job. Just double-check your wiring and power setup. Don't know how long they will last but I have had them for several weeks and they seem to be running fine except for the one that powered off, I still have to figure out why it did but I am pretty sure it isn't dead its likely a loose cable or power delivery issues.

Super quiet fan even when at full-speed 5000 RPM. Haven't noticed any fault yet. Time will tell how reliable the fan will last but seems to be good build quality.

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Fan works great however its not as quiet as it states. But i dont care about the noise, it does the job, great for its price!

Pues así que huy que silenciosos pues no, pero si son mucho más callados que otros, eso sí tienen buen flujo y son muy delgados por lo que no estorban para nada.

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