Scythe Slip Stream Slim 120mm Case Fan (SY1212SL12L)

Great fans and adequate airflow, they clearly aren’t going to blast air because of the obvious fact that their slim and small but for those that need to fit fans in tight spaces and want a little airflow these are great and not really noisy you can barely hear them. Put two of these on a side panel of a corsair 300r cause the monstrosity of the r9 390 wouldn’t let other thicker fans fit on the side panel. They provide a constant stream of cold air right onto the gpu which in my case is great cause the r9 390 can get pretty hot but stays nice and cool with these installed.19.53 dBA / 19.40 CFM = 32 m³/h / DC12 V / 0.08 A (800 rpm Version)21.71 dBA / 24.03 CFM = 41 m³/h / DC12 V / 0.17 A (1,200 rpm Version)28.89 dBA / 38.05 CFM = 65 m³/h / DC12 V / 0.19 A (1,600 rpm Version)37.00 dBA / 45.47 CFM = 78 m³/h / DC12 V / 0.25 A (2,000 rpm Version)

This fan is exactly what I needed. It is only 12.1mm thick and moves plenty of air. It’s very quiet. It’s only 3pin so make sure you are ok with that. I used it on the back side of my case to cool the backside of the vram and cpu on the mobo.

Low quality fan, is loud (surprisingly)

I purchased this fan because a standard 25mm fan would not fit in a specific spot on my case. I am satisfied with my purchase but there are a few things you should know.The Pros: This fan is very slim and is going to fit just about anywhere you have clearance issues. It is also very quiet.The Cons: It doesn't move a lot of air. Even at full blast it's not really that noticeable. Some air is always better than none though.I would reccomend this to others only if they needed a fan that was ultra slim.

Works well, not as quiet as I was hoping for. Has an electronic buzzing sound while running.

I needed a side mounted fan in the small mATX Corsair Air case. I have a dual radiator mounted up front so the video cards were not getting adequate cool air. But he case has very little room between the sidepanel and the video cards so a normal fan wouldn't fit. I replaced the plexi window with black mesh and then mounted this fan to the mesh so it blows directly on the video cards. It made a difference, the cards run cooler and with less fan noise. It's not very powerful but adequate and quiet. The fan has a three-pin connector and a red, yellow, black cable.

Used this as a SilverStone 500w SFX-L fan replacement, and no complaints, can't hear it when it spins which was the issue with the stock fan.EDIT:Fan died as of 08/27/2016, so it only lasted five months, which means the product is not worth buying. Look else where for more reliable products.

I built a new computer into my previous computer chassis. Got the whole thing together, got all the bits in, started her up... Awesome! My new computer works great! After a few hours of toying with things and getting my new machine in working order, I go to put the side panel on...It won't fit because the fan attached to it collides with my new cooling tower.OOPS!Stressed a little bit then googled some solutions, and I found this baby, Works like a charm! Removed the old clunky fan, inserted this guy right into its place and voila! My side panel closes and locks, and I can feel the air from the new fan blowing on my leg even as I type this review. It's slim, it fits, it blows air, it's everything I needed!