Thermalright TL-9015W 92mm Slim White Fan, 15mm Thick, PWM Control, 2700RPM, Balance Performance Case Fan

For it's thin size it moves a lot of air and very quiet. They include longer thinner screws and nuts and rubber bumpers

This is a very quiet fan that has worked great to replace my surging/cycling old computer CPU fan.

I bought this for a project to cool down an MPPT solar controller. I was very happy with the noise level and output for this price. Only time will tell how the fan will hold up in my use case, but I'm happy with the purchase.

This fan has worked well. I used it in a case from 2014 and its slim and fit great. If you can find a case that still has slots for a 92mm fan this is a good choice for the price. Modern cases seem to take 120mm or 140mm fans though.

Very nice quality, sturdy and rather stiff cable. The cable isn't as long as normal fans i think, but its not crazy shot tho. Looks good, the white is very clean. I run mine of a moderate fan curve so i dont hit/hear max rpms but its been very quiet around 2,000rpm or so. Its very very thin. It is accurate for the size, so the fit is precise. Easy install, mounting screws included.I mounted mine right below my graphics card as an exhaust fan to blow out/through the other pcie slot covers. Works extremely well if your setup can fit it there, i have a very large case. This little fan pulls the cool air the other intake fans bring in right underneath the gpu. So the gpu is always bringing in air from that cooler stream this fan creates in that spot. And it does it very very well.

I mounted these with double sided t-rex mounting tape at the corners and they have held up well. A great way to add a little fan here or there. I have two mounted on the back of my case where there was just air vents. They look nice and match my case.Anyway its a fan. Its bearing does not whine. These tolerate low RPM in PWM settings (like 1200rpm or less at 20% power) so can be as quiet as you need. These are really fun to mount in unusual locations.

First, I replaced my used GPU’s thermal paste. That did not change the temperature at all. Then I installed a rear case fan where there was none. The temperature dropped by 15°C under load. I literally cannot hear this fan. I have to look to see if it’s spinning. I’m very happy with it.

Amazing how this little fan is nearly inaudible but moves enough air through my PC to keep it cool. I'm not even using a push-pull setup; only this one fan pulling air through, and it does great!