Cooler Master SickleFlow 120 V2 All-Black Square Frame Fan, Air Balance Curve Blade, Sealed Bearing, 120mm PWM Control for Computer Case & Liquid Radiator

Cooler Master has long been synonymous with high-quality cooling solutions, and the SickleFlow 120 V2 fan is no exception. With its sleek design, advanced features, and reliable performance, this fan is a must-have for anyone looking to enhance their system's cooling efficiency. The SickleFlow 120 V2 fan boasts a striking all-black design with a square frame, making it a perfect fit for any modern PC build. The Air Balance Curve Blade ensures optimal airflow while minimizing noise, providing effective cooling without sacrificing aesthetics. Whether installed as an intake or exhaust fan, its stylish appearance adds a touch of sophistication to any case. Equipped with a sealed bearing and PWM control, this fan delivers reliable performance and customizable cooling options. The sealed bearing design ensures long-term durability and silent operation, while PWM control allows users to adjust fan speed according to their specific needs. Whether you're overclocking your CPU or running demanding applications, the SickleFlow 120 V2 fan keeps your system running cool and stable. This fan isn't just limited to case cooling; its versatility extends to liquid radiator applications as well. With its 120mm size, it's compatible with most radiators, offering efficient heat dissipation for liquid cooling setups. Whether you're building a high-performance gaming rig or a powerful workstation, this fan provides the cooling power you need to keep your components running smoothly. Installing the SickleFlow 120 V2 fan is a breeze, thanks to its straightforward design and included mounting hardware. Whether you're a novice builder or a seasoned enthusiast, you'll appreciate how easy it is to integrate this fan into your system. With its PWM control, cable management is also a cinch, ensuring a clean and clutter-free build. In conclusion, the Cooler Master SickleFlow 120 V2 fan is a stellar choice for anyone seeking reliable cooling performance and stylish aesthetics. With its all-black design, advanced features, and versatile applications, it's a valuable addition to any PC build. Whether you're looking to upgrade your case cooling or enhance your liquid cooling setup, this fan delivers the performance and reliability you need to keep your system running cool under pressure.

I've been using Cooler Master 212 and later EVO coolers for years. I realize they aren't strong enough for real gaming systems, but for my needs they work wonderfully well. I don't really need a second cooler, but I like knowing that if one conks out I have some redundancy. And while I'm on the subject, the new V2 version of the cooler, though at $45 is long gone from the always-on-sale-for-$20-$25 days of a few years ago, is a delight to install, sooooooo much easier than the old model, both in terms of getting it right and not needing a 3rd hand. I bought this fan just because it matches the one that comes with the cooler. When I built my previous system (10 years ago) Cooler Master was selling 120mm "Excalibur" fans and I loved them. I used them for everything, as they moved a lot of air (if run at 100%) with reasonable noise, and still moved a lot of air if you turned them down (I used them in 3-wire mode) just a bit, and over the 10 years my old sysytem has been running with 7 of them, I just recently replaced one of them. I'm sorry they stopped making them but I seem to have been the only person who liked them. Anyway, for $10 for the black version of this fan, it seems like a good deal to me. They work well, move a nice amount of air (when required, they are being used as PWM CPU cooler fans) and I expect them to hold up well.

I bought this to replace the fan on my Cooler Master Hyper T4 cooler. The original fan was making a rattling noise when it hit max rpm. This fan is completely silent and does a great job on the cooler. I tested the old fan and could not get it to make a sound at any rpm so I'm thinking that the brackets holding it to the cooler were not clamping down hard enough. The new fan fits a lot tighter with the extra brackets that came with the cooler attached. Maybe I didn't need this fan but it works great and now I have a spare in the old one if I ever need it.

At full rpm (1800), the fan is audible, but not objectionable. At 1200 rpm it is essentially silent. The only downside is that if you are using it in some other application than computer cooling, you'll need a microprocessor to provide the appropriate PWM signal for speed control (if you want less than max). If idle speed (about 450 rpm) is sufficient, you can ground the PWM pin and avoid the microprocessor. A 5v Arduino can interface directly with the rpm pulse output and the PWM input pins.

Bought the SickleFlow 120s since I previously bought some JetFlo fans and love them, but apparently the JetFlos are out of production. Noise level is hardly noticeable; they are much quieter than the JetFlos, but they are less powerful: 62 CFM(cubic feet/minute) vs 95 CFM. I haven't used the "silent mode" adapter cables since they're quiet enough. I have two RX Vega 56 graphics cards running at load in the case and temps are comfortable. Good, sturdy build quality. You can't go wrong with Cooler Master case fans. These ones are rated up to 160,000 hours which is like over 18 years running non-stop 24/7. These ones are just plain black, but if you need bling there are RGB varieties.

A quality fan, but you'd expect as much from CoolerMaster. Came with screws for installation, but I mounted in a premolded rack on the side of my case. Installed without hassle, runs fairly quiet, maxes out around 2210 RPM, which exceeds the projected 1800 RPM. Keep in mind that it uses a 4-pin plug when purchasing. I assumed it would use 3-pin, luckily I also had a 4-pin slot open, and the cable was long enough to reach it without any extensions. Good product, worth the cost.

Bought this to replace a Cool Master CPU Fan that wasn't working properly. It was easier to remove the brackets and install than I thought it would be. Cheap fix, absolutely necessary to keep the CPU cool. CPU temps averaging averaging in the mid 100 degree range, was getting too hot going over 160 before. Variable speed motherboard control (PWM) is perfect, no problems.

Nicely priced fan, used it to replace the cpu heatsink fan that died. Doesn’t vibrate and works well so far, I liked the all black color and the sticker.

Perfect for case fan as well as replacement for cpu cooler, Comes With 4 pin connector motherboard connector control speed from bios Also rubber padding at edges help dampened the sound.

Good CFM, amazing lifespan, great price

I upgraded my stock Alienware case fans on my R11 Aurora desktop and it reduced noise by an insane amount. The stock fans were rated up to 4000 RPM for 45-50 CFM, this fan achieves more CFM and static pressure than my stock ones and it only runs to around 2xxx RPM, so it is significantly quieter and cooler. I made a few changes at once, 2x case fan + 1 AIO for the CPU so my temps in Apex dropped 20 degrees on the CPU from the AIO, which I made using two cooler masters in a AIO sandwich. GPU temps overall are better, I should have bought a total of 4 case fans as I used the AIOs fan to replace my front fan on the build, and it turns out I could have added a 4th fan by relocating my HD, so Imma likely do that now and grab 2 more.

Hard to find good quality fan at good price. This is a good choice if you need fancy led on it. Quiet and works great.

Does it's job brilliantly 👏 just awesome 👌