Good thing you clarified the fact that the 4pin pwm cable cant power the fans alone.. I thought the sata cable was just an option power supply.. The Sata connector is the main source of power 😂
As much as I love the uni fans from lian li, these fans do look good and when I see so many cables, I will try to avoid but, after you've explained clearly of each, It's plug and play. Kleo, I have my hats off you. Every single PC products which falls in your hands, you will be able to see things which other reviewers can't see. You have place so much thoughts and with well explanations. This is what we PC Builders will want to see and to know. I wish more PC manufacturers will approach you with their products. Alot reviewers can't fully explain of a product and majority are nothing but marketing gimmick. Keep up with the good work and I have said this before. I wish you have more subscribers.
@@KleoYan To be honest, what I like about you is, you are direct. You do not do things like showing off how beautiful a product is. Most youtubers will just do fanciful b-roll, put on a chart and talk about it. I wonder are they real or fake. Most of your reviews, are with no nonsense and you go straight to the point. Well executed and this is what we will wanted. Thank you Kleo.
@@noxmu4715 thank you, infact this channel is for me to share my thoughts and opinion on products. I do content which are based as a PC Builder stand point. Thank you again for the support.
@@KleoYan they are slightly getting the arctic status. They deserve it. Question about the lt720. Should i let the pump go 100 procent all the time or do i need to change the pump speed like in the fan control software?
@@swizzler8053 it will be good to keep the pump at a consistent speed which range for 80% to 100%. But base on my test, I find that it perform better if running it at full 100 percent.
Hello Wayne Hughes, welcome back. Yup but not a lot will like this kind of connection as they want it simple. For me, this fans are good for beginners who are new to pc building. At least it’s safer for them to daisy chained more fans to prevent mishaps. Hey once again thank you to have supporter my content. Greatly appreciated it. Have a good weekend buddy 😉
@@KleoYan Thankyou. Your reviews are brilliant and I appreciate all the hard work and time it must take to produce such high quality and detailed content. Enjoy the weekend.
@@waynehughes9511 thanks buddy.. as for content. though I do get sponsorship with a release date, I just wanted to take my time going through the product, before creating a content. I mean it's fun and it's my hobby.I use to aid friends and PC Builders, when they are new to PC Buiding. What satisfy me is their sense of achievement and a big small on their faces. 😂
hi. would it be possible to connect upto 6 fans (2 sets of 3 fans) together and use 1 ARGB header on the motherboard? my motherboard supports 3v 5a. Will be using 2 seperate sata cables for power and only use the the argb header from the core cable of fan set 1 to connect to other other set' core cable, then connect that to the argb header on the motherboard for light control.
Hi Charaka Bandara, welcome to my channel. yes you can do that, no issue. all is needed is to connect your first set of fans to the extension cable and to plug the other end to your 2nd set of fans, then on the other end of you your 2nd set fans, plug the cable which connects to your ARGB header, do not forget to plug the sata and PWM cable too.
Hi Mike, welcome to my channel, I am glad this content did aid you in getting these fans. All the best with your build and thank you to have visited my channel. 😉
My Mobo is gigabyte aorus x470 ultra gaming I don't know my mobo has argb header or not But I couldn't find 3 pin 5v argb header. But my Mobo has 3 pin digital led header (vdg) Can I connect this with this fan
Hi Yousha bin zahir yousha, after looking into your motherboard manual download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Manual/mb_manual_x470-aorus-ultra-gaming_1001_e_200707.pdf?v=b696b970f68a4637be1a8f35d651e316 you cannot plug argb on d-led. I would advise you to get an ARGB controller. www.amazon.com/LEDdess-Rainbow-Controller-Strip-Remote/dp/B07JZCNPNV/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=argb+controller&qid=1687961658&sr=8-3 . then fix these fan argb connector to the controller.
Great video with lot of depth and information. I'm planning to buy 4 of these fans, 3 for front, 1 for the exhaust. And there will be a 360mm RGB AIO mounted on roof. How would i go about daisy chaining these ? I'm guessing I have to keep the 4 fans and the AIO seperately
Hi Registros Fatales, welcome to my channel. That is the most ideal way to daisy chain. It is always good to keep your AIO radiator fans with a seperate connection from your case fans. Thank you for your valuable feedback and all the best with your build too. 😉
Dear fan manufacturers just make you fans so they clip together and pass on power and rgb please because for me, that’s the way to go. The extension cable is great but the daisy chain cabling is like NZXT fans on their AIO Room temperature 31c 😳💀⚰️ yeah The RGB effect is great looking maybe even better colour saturation across the fan than the Lian Li AL V2 Great review though man, thank you.
Hi Norji Arce, welcome to my channel. It will work with gigabyte fushion. As for flicker, this will only happned if there are other applications which make use to the same IRQ as the gigabyte fusion.
@@norjiarce7225 hi, there might be some bug fix between the version. I would advise you to check your motherboard manufacturer (Gigabyte) software download on the fix log
what if i only need to use single fan, will i still need to power it through sata connection? just ordered one single fan online for my deepcool ak400 cpu tower cooler.
Hi The Spectator, I was provided with a 3 pack set. If there is an individual set, check the accessories inside the box. it might have different configuration.
Hi Mohan Krishna, welcome to my channel. You will need to plug to the onboard argb or argb-hub, as power is needed to light up those lights, and yes without any controller application or from the argb-hub. It will light up by default rainbow effect. Be it if you want to controll the effects on your motherboard argb program or from the physical argb-hub, you will still need to plug the 3pin 5v argb connector of these fan to your motherboard argb header or an argb-hub.
hi, great review and the installation guide was thorough and helpful i have one question, can i use these fans at the top? i have seen people recommending against using hydro bearing fans horizontally, if i can use them horizontally without issue, then I will buy a couple of sets to install them in my case!
Hi Alejandro Rodriguez, welcome to my channel, though these are standard 120mm fans, the daisy chain is rather short, I believe there is a single pack form. you might want to look into that and yes, it does fit your AK400.
@Kleo Yan Hello i saw ur video to the Inf FANs from Lian li i have a question i have the Galahad 360 v2 and 10 Inf FANs 3 of them on the Galahad the question is do i need to put a cable on CPU_FAN or do i just need to use the USB from the controller. Please help :D
Hi Kohruyu, welcome to my channel. For your radiator fans, if you have bought the SL infinity 120 individual package. It is advisable to plug the fan load connector to CPU_Fan header of your motherboard and the argb connector to sync 2 or sync 4 to the uni controller. The rest of the SL infinity 120. You can plug the 7 pin connector to the uni fan contoller. Use the motherboard UEFI or it’s application to control the radiator fans and the L-Connect 3 app to control the argb effects on those fans. Then for thr rest of the case fans, just use L-Connect 3 to control both argb and fan rpm. The reason of why to plug the SL infinity 120 radiator fans directly to the motherboard cpu_fan header, if the uni fan controller fails. At least it will only affect the argb and not the fan from spinning at the rpm set with your motherboard UFEI or it’s utility.
great review, thankyou. some question, tho. if i want to use two fans in front and one in the back, would the extender enough to connect them? my case is 350mm deep. also, what happen to the RGB if you didn't connect the ARGB control cable to motherboard? will it lit up with default light (since it's getting power anyway from the sata head) or simply turn off? i asked since currently my current motherboard is old and has no ARGB header.
Hi Ocu Domon, welcome to my channel. It will be long enough and you do need to plug the ARGB cable to a ARGB header. As it needs the signal to lite up. If your board does not have a ARGB header, you might want to purchase an ARGB controller.
Hi RAGIP ÖNSOY, welcome to my channel. I don't deny it will be silly to have fan ampere at 0.13a and to use the power source of a sata cable but I guess they are doing this for further expension to use another 2 more pack of fans.
@@ragiponsoy2289 to be honest, I will do separately to plug to the allocate fan header of your mobo, by doing so, you will need to plug multiple sata connection to 3 fan each. that will be logical as in to control but not logical to have connect to multiple sata connection, more cable mess.
Hi QZ, welcome to my channel, if your case is not that big. You can use the extension provided in this 3 pack set, extend to to your rear fan and for the main, as mentioned in my content. Connect the function cable to your fan at the front and plug the other end to your motherboard. This way, it only uses one argb connection.
While I like the daisy chain ability with 1 cable, it would be nice if they could make their next fans like the uni fans and interconnect with each other.
Hi NGreedia, welcome to my channel. you can apply on these fans, all is needed is to have 2 pack of 3 fans. use the extension cable that comes with it and diasy chained to the next set of fans and resume the connection which I have illustrated here.
5:55 I'm thinking about buying it, does it mean that the 4 pin connector works only to control RPM and the power for fan rotation is supplied from the SATA? Can someone please answer this question? 🙏
Hi そこらへんにいる人 welcome to my channel. That is correct. your motherboard fan header will only control the RPM + Sensor and the fan rotation or power drawn is directly from the PSU Sata.
hi, i have 2 question: 1- if i don't want to turn on that rgb, can i disconnect that 3 pin connector from motherboard or not? 2- this fan has 2 argb connector, should i connect both of then or one is enough? thanks.
Hi M, welcome to my channel. the answers as follow. 1) Yes if you do not want argb, you don't have to plug the 3pin 5v ARGB 2) I assume you are talking about 3 fans daisy chained together and at the end, there is this connector, if the cable is long enough to reach your motherboard argb header, just use that. if not, use the extension.
Hey there, If I got two of these 3 packs as well as one extra fan, would I be able to daisy chain all 7 of them and plug into the mobo without any issues or should i buy a fan controller just in case?
Hi umokayig, welcome to my channel. You can daisy chain 7 without a hub as the power is drawn directly from the Sata cable. Just make sure the Sata cable on the other end is plug to your PSU
Hello. I have these in my new PC, but I am not able to control the argb, even with the 5V connection plugged in into my mobo (x670e MSI Carbon) Do you know how I can fix this? Mystic light is not picking up the fans to edit them and the colors
Hello Marlon Chernenko, welcome to my channel. You should be able to control the argb if you have plug the argb connector of this fan to your motherboard. Have you try individual fan and have you plug the sata connector to your sata cable from your PSU?
I have these fans I have it plugged in with Sata and a header and the 5V aRGB header but no RGB softwares reads them so they are stuck at switching colors I wanna be able to change the colors any help ?
Hi oF Duffman, welcome to my channel. If you have plug to your motherboard ARGB header, kindly make use of your motherboard argb application. that will allows you to control the argb effects.
Hi Ankit Thakur, welcome to my channel, I do not have the LE520, I can only assume these fans are different from the LE520. take a look at the fan specs between the LS520 www.deepcool.com/products/Cooling/cpuliquidcoolers/LS520-High-Performance-240mm-Liquid-CPU-Cooler-1700-AM5/2022/15827.shtml vs LE520 www.deepcool.com/products/Cooling/cpuliquidcoolers/LE520-240mm-Liquid-CPU-Cooler-1700-AM5/2022/16608.shtml, they have different specs. Reason I pull these two, the LS520 are using these FC120. I would advise you to ask your question at Deepcool reddit to have a confirmation, www.reddit.com/r/Deepcool/
Hey friend, I have a question about this fan, I recently bought it and everything is working fine, but there's just one thing, I haven't figured out how to control its argb, it has its factory default colors, do you have specific software to control them? Could you help me? I'm saying this because my whole setup is basically red, and I wanted to set it to the default red color
@@adekal9385 welcome to my channel. To control the ARGB effects, if you have plug to your motherboard argb header, you can make use of the motherboard argb software or you can buy a remote argb hub which you can plug to, use the remote controller to toggle the argb effects.
Is this fan good for Airflow? As they are Radiator fans, so they are supposed to have more static pressure than airflow. I want to use them as my casing fan.
Hi NotWorthUrTimE, wecome to my channel. These fans are strong but it have to ram up 2000 to get the static air pressure to compared to the Arctic P12 ARGB, the Arcitc P12 ARGB is designed to have good static air pressure to run at lower RPM. Hope this answered your question
hey there, thank you for the informative video! I want to buy these to match the Deepcool AK400, but is it possible to not hook up the rgb to my motherboard, as in can I run these rgb-less? And am I able to attach one of these to the AK400, my case is a Cooler Master Masterbox NR200 btw
Hi naise niichan, welcome to my channel. It should come with it else you can't connect the argb nor the fan load. if it's missing on your 3 pack set. kindly consult your seller or to contact Deepcool.
it did come with the Frankenstein spaghetti cable, it's just the SATA power isn't there. I did manage to make it work but, the lights are flickering like crazy, even if I turn off the RGB lights entirely. sadge cuz they look good. but too bad.
hi dancedany, welcome to my channel. As these fans does not come with a controller and it depends on your motherboard argb software, you will need to fiddle with your motherboard argb application. There should be an effect for Rainbow.
Hi CristianVFit, welcome to my channel. Yes you can plug 9 fans to one Sata cable. There will be more than enough ampere as the current is directly pull from your PSU and not your motherboard.
@@KleoYan Thank you for the fast reply. I'm thinking of buying 9 of these fans or 9 Lian Li Infinity fans, they are more expensive, but they look nicer and I think they're quieter. My case is a Lian Li O11 Dynamic. I don't know what to do.
@@chrisvfit hi, it is up to your imagination on how your build looks like, you can either spend loads to do up a build with fancy fans or you can choose simple theme which does not break your pocket. just to show you some example of my build. This was my previous build using simple argb fans and self sleeving cables ruclips.net/video/caZg__l18Dk/видео.htmlsi=laX5bL-YffJaUkxY and this is my current build www.reddit.com/r/MontechPC/comments/19esupr/project_montech_king95_pro_sonic_the_hedgehog/
Hi B’Sign, welcome to my channel. If you have a fourth fan for the rear. The 3 pack set has an extension cable. You can use that to plug, but make sure the function cable which connect to the motherboard argb header and fan pwm cable are long enough to reach.
Hello, is it possible to daisy chain 5 of the FC120 fans together (with the proprietry 6 pin connector) and connect them all with 1 SATA power, 1 5V ARGB and 1 12V 4 pin connector?
@@KleoYan yes sorry 7 pin 😅. 3 Fans will be at the front (intake), 1 at the bottom (intake) and 1 at the back (exhaust). Since these are going to be far from each other, should I use the provided 7 pin extender?
Hi. Thank you for this exceptionally detailed video. I do still have one question though: If I want to use 2 of these in the front of the case, and the 3rd one in the rear, how will that work? The mobo I have is MSI B650 Tomahawk Wifi & the case is NZXT H5 FLow. The CPU cooler is Deepcool LE520 AIO. That I presume will take up at least 1 slot of ARGB on my mobo, and since it only had 2 in total, will I need to buy a controller or something to get all the fans working properly? I rly hope u reply.
Hi UNISTAR, welcome to my channel. I will do this as follow For Liquid AIO LE520, I will have this as one set, radiator fans will plug to CPU_FAN header of your motherboard. For the case fants which you have 2 at the front and 1 at the rear, daisy chained them with the extenstion cable provided. This is another set, plug it to CHA_FAN or SYS_FAN. as for the argb. you dont need to have a hub. just get a splitter 2 to 1 5v 3pin argb. Then connect it to your motherboard ARGB Header
@@KleoYan Yeah, it seems that's the only way. But, oddly enough, those splitter cables (the few that I can find) are almost the price of some hubs & controllers, lol. At least, 60-70%. Insane. But, THANK YOU for replying & trying to help. Had already subscribed too :)
Hi Ezekiel Remolacio, welcome to my channel. your motherboard does not have a ARGB 3pin 5volt header, you will need to get an ARGB controller separately.
HI Joey, welcome to my channel do pardon me as the fans are daisy chained style with a unique plug, I will not advise you to plug to the Deepcool SC790 Hub as this hub of each port are for individual fans and not daisy chained fans.
hi Fakhri R. Ananda, welcome to my channel. Yes you can but they will only spin to one command of a fan header. You can't separately control like top front and rear.
@@fakhririzha each fan header you need to plug with a set of fans, inoder to control the rpm in UEFI/Bios. lets say CPU_FAN you have 3 set of fans daisy chained and CHA_FAN another 3 set of fans daisy chained . then you will be able to controll them separately.
HI Jrue, welcome to my channel. yes you can change colors, if you connect to your motherboard argb 5v 3pin argb header. you can use your motherboard software to control the argb and brightness. go to your motherboard manufacturer website. maybe check your manual, does your motherboard support ARGB connection? pleasea note is not RGB is ARGB.
I bought this fan just arrive today...it has no sata cable...just the 3 pin argb and 4pin pwm cable...is it okay just to direct to the motherboard?? The comes from mobo..not the psu...
hi Norji Arce, welcome to my channel. yes it's perfectly ok to plug directly to your motherboard. as each fans are at 0.13a .. check your motherboard fan headers, it's either 1A or 2A. if it's 1A you can daisy chained them with a fan spliter but keep it at max 4 fans. if your motherboard fan header are at 2A, you can daisy chained up to 8 fans no issue.
Hi Trebla Sng, welcome to my channel, if you have two sets of 3 pack set, each pack will have one extension cables each..this is what you need to do Legend. 1) Set 1 fans (3 fans daisy chained) 2) Set 2 fans (3 fans daisy chained) 4) Extension cable with Point A and Point B Plug Extension cable (Point A) to Set 1 Fans, next plug Extension cable (Point B) to Set 2 fans , then the rest are just like what I have shown you in this video.
i orderd 4 fans . website says 4 fans can be daisy. my case is deeepcool ch370 white (inside the case is black) should i wait for white 3 white 1 black? or 4 black fans.mobo is black rams are black ...
Hi Heltherion, welcome to my channel. it depends what you are doing. you can daisy chained up to 8 fans no issue as the drawing current is directly from your PSU. Just make sure to use the 3pack set.
Any idea how many fans can I daisy chain? I plan to install 6 fans in my case but I'm not sure if there is a limit. Also thank you for making detailed review.
Hello Rana, welcome to my channel. For this method of drawing power directly from the PSU, it is safe to daisy chain up to 12 fans. plus these fan's ampere are rated 0.13A.
@@KleoYan Thank you for the quick reply! One last question: if I want to place 2 fans in front and 1 in the rear of the case, do you think the extension cable is long enough to reach the rear fan for the daisy chain? I initially planned to use 6 fans, but I wonder if I can get away with 3 fans instead and save money. (I'm using the Cooler Master TD300 micro ATX case)
@@IAMNOTRANA hi welcome back, I doubt it's long enough, as I gone through the specs of your case, the lenght from the front to the rear is 410mm. The extension is at 30mm, the fan cable is at 20mm, total is at 50mm. I doubt you can stretch from the front to the rear fan.
I'm planning to buy 2 sets of FC120 (6pcs total). Problem is I only have 2 argb headers. One is already occupied by my CPU cooler (SE214XT). Can I add or daisy chain my CPU fan argb to 1 set of FC120 argb on a single argb header?I will use the other argb header to connect 2nd set of FC120.
Hi Kwazee Rides, welcome to my channel, check your manual to see if each argb headers each is rated at 3A with 180 Leds. If they are then you are good to go. All the best with your build. 😉
@@kwazeerides I didn’t know there is a one pack. Mine illustrated here are 3 set pack. Maybe you can take some pictures of your one pack and the connectors. I might be able to aid you with the connection. Send those pics to my email at godzylatech@gmail.com.
@@KleoYan Sorry, I meant 3pcs when I said 1 pack. I already emailed DeepCool for warranty or at least they send me a cable w/ SATA connector. Turned out other buyers have also experienced it here in PH. Great review btw 👍
Hi Carnifex, welcome to my channel, you are not wrong about it, but if you see carefully, the end that plugs to the motherboard fan header. is only with two wires. 1 is for the rpm sensor, the other is the RPM controller. Therefore it is safe to plug that as the + and - current is only pulling from the sata cable from the PSU. This might help you understand on the 2 wires. ruclips.net/video/MCMkrQwFnKM/видео.html
@@KleoYan What if i want to mix it up? Currently i have Deepcool Matrexx 55Mesh 4F case. It came with 4 CF120 preinstalled case fans that r connected to reset button. Reset button function is connected through molex. They are kinda cheap and bearings are making noise. So i want to leave 1CF120 for rear and replace 3 CF120 fans in the front with 3 FC120s. So now im kinda scared and confused... 1 CF120 fan will stay connected through fan header on mobo and reset button RGB sync (which goes to molex) and how would i connect those FC fans if i want to sync them up with reset button of the case? From what i see the only way to connect FC120s is through aRGB header on motherboard and not reset button rgb. Deepcool really doesnt make it easy with these case connections >
@@carnifex8 I see, your case have an argb controller which one end is the reset button and other end is a JST03 connector to connect your CF120 argb to it. if you want your FC120 to connect to the case controller, you will need a custom split cable which does 1st end 1 x standard argb connector and 1 x JST03 connector, 2nd end JST03 connector to the case argb controller. then that will work. the problem is, there are no such custom cable unless you DIY. I would advise you to seek help from Deepcool reddit forum to see if deepcool have the custom cable which I have mentioned. www.reddit.com/r/Deepcool/
@@KleoYan I think i might do it differently tbh. I might remove all CF120s and add 6 FC120 fans. 😂😂 But then my question is what would i do with all that reset button/case rgb/molex "hub" nonsence? I would just leave it unplugged i guess altogether? I would just plug FC120s using fan headers + rgb headers on mobo and SATA and call it a day? On the same note, u can connect 2 sets of FC120s (6 fans) into 1 PSU slot right? Cuz usually 1 PSU slot has 2 or 3 SATA extentions.
@@KleoYan I've got 1 more question, I'm planning to replace my aio rad fans too with this and my other case fans, should i separate the cable of aio fans and case fans?
@@Amutomoto yes you should strictly set AIO Rad fans to one plug and the case fans to another. it's more ideal to have total control separately (CPU Cooling and Case Fans)
@@Amutomoto I mean you can do that but most of the experince PC builders will have it separately. one to control the CPU cooler and two to control the case fans.
Hi Panav Patel, welcome back. Is either you plug the ARGB connector to your motherboard and use the motherboard ARGB software or you get a ARGB controller which has a remote control
Hi Parker Antwiler, welcome to my channel. Good question, I have not further investigate on these fans and so sorry that I have returned these fans to deepcool. Unable to answer your question.
Hi Cyrus Espinal, welcome to my channel the extension cable is 50mm and plus the part where you connect to the extension is about 1.2meter long. As for nzxt h5, I have no experience on this case but you can check the specification at nzxt website.
Hi Yee Yw, the side with the fan frame at the center is where air blow towards you as for the side without the fan fram in the center, it's where your air is draw in.
Hi Giovana, welcome to my channel, if your argb software application can dim it down, yes you can or if you have plug a physical argb controller that comes with a remote control, yes you can.
Hi Gaming Account, welcome to my channel. Yes you can, just make sure the argb 3pin 5v is plug to your motherboard argb header and use it's application or UEFI (ASRock only) to control the effects.
@@lazylad6642 Hi and welcome to my channel. I no longer have these fans. Maybe you can be more specific with your question. I see what I can do to aid you.
@@KleoYanand isnt 85° cpu too hot? Cuz mine is about 80-90 and gpu 80 when im playing games but i have 3 intake fans soo i was thinking to buy these and put as exhaust 2 up 1 back. Can i do like that?
@@GoforW pardon me, I can’t make up what you are trying to ask, but having better fans will definitely helps in thermal as more air is being either blow into the case or to draw hot air out of the case. Before purchasing, what fans are you using. Example if you are using Lian Li AL120 v2 fans, then you can ignore this but if your fans are just normal case fans, then this is the fan which is of a better replacement.
Hello, great video! I have the same fan pack, but they are as my intake fans on my Corsair 4000D Airflow case. I have this issue where whenever I start my PC, one of the fans in the pack starts going wild, until I shut down the system and turn on again. Then the fans become okay again. This happened with my MSI motherboard and it's still happening now with my Asus B760 Tuf Mobo. Any idea what could be causing this? Here's the link below: ruclips.net/user/shortsUUQZHP_6Yig?feature=share ruclips.net/user/shortsdjPXHi0_TJI?feature=share
Hi A W, welcome to my channel, it could be your PSU is not supplying enough ampere but if it's a new PSU or 750watts PSU, you should not be having this issue. Since you have mentioned that both MSI and Asus board, it could be the fans itself. If it's under warranty, I would advise you to have your fans RMAed.
@@KleoYan hey thanks for responding. I've a Deepcool PQ850 PSU and haven't had any issues with it. I also got a brand new fan pack yesterday as replacement from Deepcool but the issue is still there, so I don't know. It's just weird it becomes okay after restarting.
@@abrarw99 hmm. I have no issues with these fans and have did builds for friends with a gigabyte board. Same apply to another friend who is using a MSI board. however, the power supply used are from Seasonic. Do you happened to have a spare PSU? you might want to give that a try.
@@KleoYan It's probably the PSU, but I haven't had any issues with it whatsoever. I have my brother's PC and I can use his Corsair PSU for testing, but I feel like it its a lot of work having to open up his computer, set the fans up, etc., so I am probably gonna leave it as it is, especially since a power cycle fixes it instantly. The fans are almost noiseless at idle and the colors are very bright. Love them
@@abrarw99 I see, that’s good but I will still advise to test it out. If PSU is the issue, it’s best to have it repair if it’s under warranty. As your other components require clean current from PSU.
You certainly lost 35% of the cooling efficiency by assembling the fans incorrectly, you left them pulling air instead of pushing cold air, regrettable...
Hi André Luiz Carlim dos Santos, welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback. In most of my test, be ist push or pull, it dpes make some difference, about 1 to 2 degrees, plus it's easlier to clean the radiators, as dust will not trap inside the radiator corners...
hello Vincent Jerard dela Rosa, welcome to my channel. Yes you can daisy chain 6 fans not an issue as the power drawn is directly from your PSU and not your motherboard.
Good thing you clarified the fact that the 4pin pwm cable cant power the fans alone.. I thought the sata cable was just an option power supply.. The Sata connector is the main source of power 😂
Hi Zeek, welcome to my channel and thank you for your valuable feedback. All the best with your build too 😉
I love their latest CPU air cooler designs. Such as the AK500 ZERO DARK - very clean!
Thx for the detailed vid, again. ❤
Hello Ten Kenobi, welcome back and thank you for the feedback.
Three likes and only one comment? Let me fix that
As much as I love the uni fans from lian li, these fans do look good and when I see so many cables, I will try to avoid but, after you've explained clearly of each, It's plug and play.
Kleo, I have my hats off you. Every single PC products which falls in your hands, you will be able to see things which other reviewers can't see. You have place so much thoughts and with well explanations. This is what we PC Builders will want to see and to know. I wish more PC manufacturers will approach you with their products. Alot reviewers can't fully explain of a product and majority are nothing but marketing gimmick. Keep up with the good work and I have said this before. I wish you have more subscribers.
Hi Nox, thank you again for your feedback. Greatly appreciated it. I will try to keep up with these kind of sharing.
@@KleoYan To be honest, what I like about you is, you are direct. You do not do things like showing off how beautiful a product is. Most youtubers will just do fanciful b-roll, put on a chart and talk about it. I wonder are they real or fake. Most of your reviews, are with no nonsense and you go straight to the point. Well executed and this is what we will wanted. Thank you Kleo.
@@noxmu4715 thank you, infact this channel is for me to share my thoughts and opinion on products. I do content which are based as a PC Builder stand point. Thank you again for the support.
awesome video! i was unsure of buying these fans but with the help of this video im sold! beautifully composed video I just subbed to the channel
Hello Cali Angler, welcome to my channel and I am glad this did aid you. All the best with your build.
Deepcool makes great stuff. Bouht the LT720 last week and its amazing. Saw your review and bought it. Keep up the great work bro and stay safe.
Hi Ya Swizzler 80, welcome back. yup, deepcool products getting better and better each time. I am just amazed by their consistency on functionality.
@@KleoYan they are slightly getting the arctic status. They deserve it. Question about the lt720. Should i let the pump go 100 procent all the time or do i need to change the pump speed like in the fan control software?
@@swizzler8053 it will be good to keep the pump at a consistent speed which range for 80% to 100%. But base on my test, I find that it perform better if running it at full 100 percent.
@@KleoYan Thnx for the feedback.
@@swizzler8053 you are most welcome 😉
Hi Kleo, Great review and test info. I like the SATA power connector, prevents burning out your Mobo fan header due to accidental overloading. 👍
Hello Wayne Hughes, welcome back. Yup but not a lot will like this kind of connection as they want it simple. For me, this fans are good for beginners who are new to pc building. At least it’s safer for them to daisy chained more fans to prevent mishaps. Hey once again thank you to have supporter my content. Greatly appreciated it. Have a good weekend buddy 😉
@@KleoYan Thankyou. Your reviews are brilliant and I appreciate all the hard work and time it must take to produce such high quality and detailed content. Enjoy the weekend.
@@waynehughes9511 thanks buddy.. as for content. though I do get sponsorship with a release date, I just wanted to take my time going through the product, before creating a content. I mean it's fun and it's my hobby.I use to aid friends and PC Builders, when they are new to PC Buiding. What satisfy me is their sense of achievement and a big small on their faces. 😂
Hi KaneThomo , welcome to my channel and thank you to have subscribed to my channel. All the best with your build too. 😉
Thanks mate, this is a great video, very clear and helpful advice
Hi John Chalkley, welcome to my channel and thank you for your valuable feedback. All the best with your build too 😉
hi. would it be possible to connect upto 6 fans (2 sets of 3 fans) together and use 1 ARGB header on the motherboard? my motherboard supports 3v 5a. Will be using 2 seperate sata cables for power and only use the the argb header from the core cable of fan set 1 to connect to other other set' core cable, then connect that to the argb header on the motherboard for light control.
Hi Charaka Bandara, welcome to my channel. yes you can do that, no issue. all is needed is to connect your first set of fans to the extension cable and to plug the other end to your 2nd set of fans, then on the other end of you your 2nd set fans, plug the cable which connects to your ARGB header, do not forget to plug the sata and PWM cable too.
@@KleoYan thank you!
@@ChazzB01 you are most welcome.
Greetings From Bali
Thanks I was looking at these for my next build
Hi Clark Marckerenko, welcome to my channel. I am gald you have found what you needed to know about these fans. All the best with your build too. 😉
Thank you for the content. You've elaborately explained it detail by detail. I will purchase this fan for my build. :)
Hi Mike, welcome to my channel, I am glad this content did aid you in getting these fans. All the best with your build and thank you to have visited my channel. 😉
Thanks for this. Very helpful and detailed explanation.
Hi Michael Blurry, welcome to my channel. Am glad you like my content and
All the best with your build too 😉
@@KleoYan thank you, sir. Very excited. Just subscribed to your channel. 👍
@@michaelblurry6559 thank you and all the best.
Amazing video! Just subscribed
Hi KaneThomo, welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback. Hope this aid you in some ways and all the best with your build too. 😉
Good video , considering upgrading to the magniem gear neo cube 2 , then i will get 2 packs of these and the deepcool Ls 720 🔥🔥
Hi Spxztrr, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your valuable feedback and I am glad you like the content. All the best with your build too.😉
My Mobo is gigabyte aorus x470 ultra gaming
I don't know my mobo has argb header or not
But I couldn't find 3 pin 5v argb header.
But my Mobo has 3 pin digital led header (vdg)
Can I connect this with this fan
Hi Yousha bin zahir yousha, after looking into your motherboard manual download.gigabyte.com/FileList/Manual/mb_manual_x470-aorus-ultra-gaming_1001_e_200707.pdf?v=b696b970f68a4637be1a8f35d651e316 you cannot plug argb on d-led. I would advise you to get an ARGB controller. www.amazon.com/LEDdess-Rainbow-Controller-Strip-Remote/dp/B07JZCNPNV/ref=sr_1_3?keywords=argb+controller&qid=1687961658&sr=8-3 . then fix these fan argb connector to the controller.
Thanks dude, great video :)
Hi RaaTheSunGod, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your feedback and all the best with your build too.
Great video with lot of depth and information. I'm planning to buy 4 of these fans, 3 for front, 1 for the exhaust. And there will be a 360mm RGB AIO mounted on roof. How would i go about daisy chaining these ? I'm guessing I have to keep the 4 fans and the AIO seperately
Hi Registros Fatales, welcome to my channel. That is the most ideal way to daisy chain. It is always good to keep your AIO radiator fans with a seperate connection from your case fans. Thank you for your valuable feedback and all the best with your build too. 😉
Dear fan manufacturers just make you fans so they clip together and pass on power and rgb please because for me, that’s the way to go.
The extension cable is great but the daisy chain cabling is like NZXT fans on their AIO
Room temperature 31c 😳💀⚰️ yeah
The RGB effect is great looking maybe even better colour saturation across the fan than the Lian Li AL V2
Great review though man, thank you.
Hi Helghast73, welcome back and thanks for the feedback 😉
It does compatible with rgb fusion 2.0?? Some says it flicker the fans using the software.. any idea
Hi Norji Arce, welcome to my channel. It will work with gigabyte fushion. As for flicker, this will only happned if there are other applications which make use to the same IRQ as the gigabyte fusion.
@@KleoYan rgb fusion and rgb fusion 2.0 is the same?
@@norjiarce7225 hi, there might be some bug fix between the version. I would advise you to check your motherboard manufacturer (Gigabyte) software download on the fix log
excellent review thanks for your great work
Hi Chris Rosenkreuz, welcome to my channel and thank you for your kind words. All the best with your build too. 😉
what if i only need to use single fan, will i still need to power it through sata connection? just ordered one single fan online for my deepcool ak400 cpu tower cooler.
Hi The Spectator, I was provided with a 3 pack set. If there is an individual set, check the accessories inside the box. it might have different configuration.
Awesome video dude! Got me from getting the MF120 from cooler master to these, thanks alot. you earned a new sub :)
Hi tretrek, welcome to my channel and am glad this does aid you. All the best with your build too. 😉
u didn't mention that these fans don't require onboard RGB or RGB-Hub to lighting. Deepcool says they have default color effect. 09:19 cool colors
Hi Mohan Krishna, welcome to my channel. You will need to plug to the onboard argb or argb-hub, as power is needed to light up those lights, and yes without any controller application or from the argb-hub. It will light up by default rainbow effect. Be it if you want to controll the effects on your motherboard argb program or from the physical argb-hub, you will still need to plug the 3pin 5v argb connector of these fan to your motherboard argb header or an argb-hub.
hi, great review and the installation guide was thorough and helpful
i have one question, can i use these fans at the top? i have seen people recommending against using hydro bearing fans horizontally, if i can use them horizontally without issue, then I will buy a couple of sets to install them in my case!
Hi noman hossain, welcome to my channel. So long you keep the blades clean and dust free, you will not have an issue.
Can i mount them on a ak400? And if so how can i do it?
Hi Alejandro Rodriguez, welcome to my channel, though these are standard 120mm fans, the daisy chain is rather short, I believe there is a single pack form. you might want to look into that and yes, it does fit your AK400.
@Kleo Yan Hello i saw ur video to the Inf FANs from Lian li i have a question i have the Galahad 360 v2 and 10 Inf FANs 3 of them on the Galahad the question is do i need to put a cable on CPU_FAN or do i just need to use the USB from the controller. Please help :D
Hi Kohruyu, welcome to my channel. For your radiator fans, if you have bought the SL infinity 120 individual package. It is advisable to plug the fan load connector to CPU_Fan header of your motherboard and the argb connector to sync 2 or sync 4 to the uni controller. The rest of the SL infinity 120. You can plug the 7 pin connector to the uni fan contoller. Use the motherboard UEFI or it’s application to control the radiator fans and the L-Connect 3 app to control the argb effects on those fans. Then for thr rest of the case fans, just use L-Connect 3 to control both argb and fan rpm.
The reason of why to plug the SL infinity 120 radiator fans directly to the motherboard cpu_fan header, if the uni fan controller fails. At least it will only affect the argb and not the fan from spinning at the rpm set with your motherboard UFEI or it’s utility.
Very good commentaries young man. Nicely done!
hi Jacques Trépanier, welcome to my channel and thank you for your compliment. All the best with your build too 😉
great review, thankyou. some question, tho. if i want to use two fans in front and one in the back, would the extender enough to connect them? my case is 350mm deep. also, what happen to the RGB if you didn't connect the ARGB control cable to motherboard? will it lit up with default light (since it's getting power anyway from the sata head) or simply turn off? i asked since currently my current motherboard is old and has no ARGB header.
Hi Ocu Domon, welcome to my channel. It will be long enough and you do need to plug the ARGB cable to a ARGB header. As it needs the signal to lite up. If your board does not have a ARGB header, you might want to purchase an ARGB controller.
@@KleoYan thank you for answering.
@@OcDmn you are most welcome and all the best with your build too.😉
Thank you
Hi Abdulkhalek Ayad, welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback.
Thank you for the review.
IMO For the only 3 fans it is not clever to use a sata power cable. Not a good design.
Hi RAGIP ÖNSOY, welcome to my channel. I don't deny it will be silly to have fan ampere at 0.13a and to use the power source of a sata cable but I guess they are doing this for further expension to use another 2 more pack of fans.
@@KleoYan yes I thought the same thing. If I want to put second or third pack of fans that time it is logical.
@@ragiponsoy2289 to be honest, I will do separately to plug to the allocate fan header of your mobo, by doing so, you will need to plug multiple sata connection to 3 fan each. that will be logical as in to control but not logical to have connect to multiple sata connection, more cable mess.
What if I want to use 2 fans in front and 1 in the back of the case. What will the connection be like? (My mobo has only 1 argb header)
Hi QZ, welcome to my channel, if your case is not that big. You can use the extension provided in this 3 pack set, extend to to your rear fan and for the main, as mentioned in my content. Connect the function cable to your fan at the front and plug the other end to your motherboard. This way, it only uses one argb connection.
This was actually a really good turorial/review. 10/10
hi Goal: 1K Subs, welcome back and thanks again for your valuable feedback.
While I like the daisy chain ability with 1 cable, it would be nice if they could make their next fans like the uni fans and interconnect with each other.
Hi NGreedia, welcome to my channel. you can apply on these fans, all is needed is to have 2 pack of 3 fans. use the extension cable that comes with it and diasy chained to the next set of fans and resume the connection which I have illustrated here.
5:55
I'm thinking about buying it, does it mean that the 4 pin connector works only to control RPM and the power for fan rotation is supplied from the SATA?
Can someone please answer this question? 🙏
Hi そこらへんにいる人 welcome to my channel. That is correct. your motherboard fan header will only control the RPM + Sensor and the fan rotation or power drawn is directly from the PSU Sata.
hi, i have 2 question:
1- if i don't want to turn on that rgb, can i disconnect that 3 pin connector from motherboard or not?
2- this fan has 2 argb connector, should i connect both of then or one is enough? thanks.
Hi M, welcome to my channel. the answers as follow.
1) Yes if you do not want argb, you don't have to plug the 3pin 5v ARGB
2) I assume you are talking about 3 fans daisy chained together and at the end, there is this connector, if the cable is long enough to reach your motherboard argb header, just use that. if not, use the extension.
Hey there, If I got two of these 3 packs as well as one extra fan, would I be able to daisy chain all 7 of them and plug into the mobo without any issues or should i buy a fan controller just in case?
Hi umokayig, welcome to my channel. You can daisy chain 7 without a hub as the power is drawn directly from the Sata cable. Just make sure the Sata cable on the other end is plug to your PSU
Hello. I have these in my new PC, but I am not able to control the argb, even with the 5V connection plugged in into my mobo (x670e MSI Carbon)
Do you know how I can fix this? Mystic light is not picking up the fans to edit them and the colors
Hello Marlon Chernenko, welcome to my channel. You should be able to control the argb if you have plug the argb connector of this fan to your motherboard. Have you try individual fan and have you plug the sata connector to your sata cable from your PSU?
I have these fans I have it plugged in with Sata and a header and the 5V aRGB header but no RGB softwares reads them so they are stuck at switching colors I wanna be able to change the colors any help ?
Hi oF Duffman, welcome to my channel. If you have plug to your motherboard ARGB header, kindly make use of your motherboard argb application. that will allows you to control the argb effects.
I have deepcool liquid aio cooler LE520
Does these fc120 fans are the same one used in that liquid aio cooler?
Hi Ankit Thakur, welcome to my channel, I do not have the LE520, I can only assume these fans are different from the LE520. take a look at the fan specs between the LS520 www.deepcool.com/products/Cooling/cpuliquidcoolers/LS520-High-Performance-240mm-Liquid-CPU-Cooler-1700-AM5/2022/15827.shtml vs LE520 www.deepcool.com/products/Cooling/cpuliquidcoolers/LE520-240mm-Liquid-CPU-Cooler-1700-AM5/2022/16608.shtml, they have different specs. Reason I pull these two, the LS520 are using these FC120. I would advise you to ask your question at Deepcool reddit to have a confirmation, www.reddit.com/r/Deepcool/
Can I plug the ARGB cables into a cheap ARGB controller hub that uses a remote? My motherboard doesn't have 5V headers.
Hi Richmond Bryan Nagera , welcome to my channel. Yes you can do that.
Hey friend, I have a question about this fan, I recently bought it and everything is working fine, but there's just one thing, I haven't figured out how to control its argb, it has its factory default colors, do you have specific software to control them? Could you help me? I'm saying this because my whole setup is basically red, and I wanted to set it to the default red color
I took it to my technician to install and he did the installation, I don't know how it works in that case to change the colors of it
@@adekal9385 welcome to my channel. To control the ARGB effects, if you have plug to your motherboard argb header, you can make use of the motherboard argb software or you can buy a remote argb hub which you can plug to, use the remote controller to toggle the argb effects.
Is this fan good for Airflow? As they are Radiator fans, so they are supposed to have more static pressure than airflow. I want to use them as my casing fan.
Hi Anas Arabi, welcome to my channel. these are both radiator and case fans. You can use them as case fans too.
I wonder how will these fans perform against the Arctic P12 PWE PST A-RGB
Hi NotWorthUrTimE, wecome to my channel. These fans are strong but it have to ram up 2000 to get the static air pressure to compared to the Arctic P12 ARGB, the Arcitc P12 ARGB is designed to have good static air pressure to run at lower RPM. Hope this answered your question
@@KleoYan excellent point. I learned something new today when it comes to searching for a better quieter fan (for my radiator). thank you
@@insultedegg you are most welcome and all the best with your build too.
Thanks for the detailed review, wanted to ask how the diffusion of rgb is?
Currently using jonsbo fans but they have ugly exposed LEDs
Hi Sunil, welcome to my channel. These fans diffusion are good. It does not shows the individual leds.
@@KleoYan big thank you!
@@suni08 you are most welcome 😉
hey there, thank you for the informative video! I want to buy these to match the Deepcool AK400, but is it possible to not hook up the rgb to my motherboard, as in can I run these rgb-less? And am I able to attach one of these to the AK400, my case is a Cooler Master Masterbox NR200 btw
Hi LM F. Welcome to my channel. Yes you can. No issue there. All the best with your build too. 😉
@@KleoYan sounds great, thank you for the quick response! Have a great day :)
@@lmf.301 most welcome. 👌
Dude my cables doesnt have sata power. man deepcool done goof
Hi naise niichan, welcome to my channel. It should come with it else you can't connect the argb nor the fan load. if it's missing on your 3 pack set. kindly consult your seller or to contact Deepcool.
Same problem here :/
it did come with the Frankenstein spaghetti cable, it's just the SATA power isn't there.
I did manage to make it work but, the lights are flickering like crazy, even if I turn off the RGB lights entirely.
sadge cuz they look good. but too bad.
@@naiseniichan8035 I've tried contacting deepcool directly, hopefully they'll be able to send the correct cable
@@naiseniichan8035 Hi, I see, you might want to check with your seller or contact Deepcool, see if they are able to ship you one of those cables.
How do i change the colors back to Rainbow effect?
hi dancedany, welcome to my channel. As these fans does not come with a controller and it depends on your motherboard argb software, you will need to fiddle with your motherboard argb application. There should be an effect for Rainbow.
Thank you for the video! Can I use one sata connector to power 9 fans?
Hi CristianVFit, welcome to my channel. Yes you can plug 9 fans to one Sata cable. There will be more than enough ampere as the current is directly pull from your PSU and not your motherboard.
@@KleoYan Thank you for the fast reply. I'm thinking of buying 9 of these fans or 9 Lian Li Infinity fans, they are more expensive, but they look nicer and I think they're quieter. My case is a Lian Li O11 Dynamic. I don't know what to do.
@@chrisvfit hi, it is up to your imagination on how your build looks like, you can either spend loads to do up a build with fancy fans or you can choose simple theme which does not break your pocket. just to show you some example of my build. This was my previous build using simple argb fans and self sleeving cables ruclips.net/video/caZg__l18Dk/видео.htmlsi=laX5bL-YffJaUkxY and this is my current build www.reddit.com/r/MontechPC/comments/19esupr/project_montech_king95_pro_sonic_the_hedgehog/
how do you connect the 4th fan on the back of the case with a cable that short
Hi B’Sign, welcome to my channel. If you have a fourth fan for the rear. The 3 pack set has an extension cable. You can use that to plug, but make sure the function cable which connect to the motherboard argb header and fan pwm cable are long enough to reach.
Hello, is it possible to daisy chain 5 of the FC120 fans together (with the proprietry 6 pin connector) and connect them all with 1 SATA power, 1 5V ARGB and 1 12V 4 pin connector?
Hi Ahsen Ahmed, welcome to my channel. Yes you can daisy chain 5 fans (7pin connector not 6pin).
@@KleoYan yes sorry 7 pin 😅. 3 Fans will be at the front (intake), 1 at the bottom (intake) and 1 at the back (exhaust). Since these are going to be far from each other, should I use the provided 7 pin extender?
@@ahsen_ahmed yup you should use the extension cable.
Thank you so much 😊
@@ahsen_ahmedYou are most welcome.
Hi.
Thank you for this exceptionally detailed video.
I do still have one question though: If I want to use 2 of these in the front of the case, and the 3rd one in the rear, how will that work?
The mobo I have is MSI B650 Tomahawk Wifi & the case is NZXT H5 FLow. The CPU cooler is Deepcool LE520 AIO. That I presume will take up at least 1 slot of ARGB on my mobo, and since it only had 2 in total, will I need to buy a controller or something to get all the fans working properly?
I rly hope u reply.
Hi UNISTAR, welcome to my channel. I will do this as follow
For Liquid AIO LE520, I will have this as one set, radiator fans will plug to CPU_FAN header of your motherboard.
For the case fants which you have 2 at the front and 1 at the rear, daisy chained them with the extenstion cable provided. This is another set, plug it to CHA_FAN or SYS_FAN.
as for the argb. you dont need to have a hub. just get a splitter 2 to 1 5v 3pin argb. Then connect it to your motherboard ARGB Header
@@KleoYan Yeah, it seems that's the only way. But, oddly enough, those splitter cables (the few that I can find) are almost the price of some hubs & controllers, lol. At least, 60-70%. Insane.
But, THANK YOU for replying & trying to help.
Had already subscribed too :)
@@_UNISTAR_ you are most welcome and all the best with your build 👍👍👍
can i daisy chained 9fans? im using asrock b550m steel legend & seasonic 750w., thanks,
Hi Jm Anonas, welcome to my channel. Yes you can as you are drawing current from your PSU and not from your motherboard.
How can I control the ARGB Light of the fan? My motherboard is a MSI B450M Bazooka Plus?
Hi Ezekiel Remolacio, welcome to my channel. your motherboard does not have a ARGB 3pin 5volt header, you will need to get an ARGB controller separately.
@@KleoYan Thanks! I just went with the ASROCK B550M PRO4.
@@smilingsinco I see. That should have the argb 3pin 5volts header on the motherboard. So is all good 👍 all the best with your build too.
Any ideas on how I’m supposed to use these with the DeepCool SC790 hub?
HI Joey, welcome to my channel do pardon me as the fans are daisy chained style with a unique plug, I will not advise you to plug to the Deepcool SC790 Hub as this hub of each port are for individual fans and not daisy chained fans.
hello sir , will there be any lighting on fan if i dont connect argb cable only use power cable ?
Hi @skK-xk3yc, welcome to my channel. If you only plug the fan connector and not the Arab connector, the lights will not light up.
Just a question... with the argb headers the one that is covered up, where does it plug to (i have a argb/fan hub) or does it just stay covered?
Hi Rocklett, welcome to my channel, that is a spare argb connector, if you have argb strips, you can use that.
@@KleoYan ok thanks a lot!
@@Rocklett41you are most welcome.
Hello, I want to ask, is it possible to use daisy chain configurations on 3 front(intake), 2 top(exhaust), and 1 back (exhaust)
hi Fakhri R. Ananda, welcome to my channel. Yes you can but they will only spin to one command of a fan header. You can't separately control like top front and rear.
But is it possible that if I connect intake to CPU_OPT and exhaust to CHA_FAN
In BIOS i think they are separate
@@fakhririzha each fan header you need to plug with a set of fans, inoder to control the rpm in UEFI/Bios. lets say CPU_FAN you have 3 set of fans daisy chained and CHA_FAN another 3 set of fans daisy chained . then you will be able to controll them separately.
I see, thanks for the info! +1 subscribers
@@fakhririzha you are most welcome. All the best with your build and configuration 😉
Can u change the color? I don’t know how to change the color of them or turn the color off. It’s so bright when I try to sleep
HI Jrue, welcome to my channel. yes you can change colors, if you connect to your motherboard argb 5v 3pin argb header. you can use your motherboard software to control the argb and brightness. go to your motherboard manufacturer website. maybe check your manual, does your motherboard support ARGB connection? pleasea note is not RGB is ARGB.
@@KleoYan my mother board is an a620m. That should work right?
@@OsamaBinMoggin there are lots of a620m motherboard, which brand it is?
I bought this fan just arrive today...it has no sata cable...just the 3 pin argb and 4pin pwm cable...is it okay just to direct to the motherboard?? The comes from mobo..not the psu...
hi Norji Arce, welcome to my channel. yes it's perfectly ok to plug directly to your motherboard. as each fans are at 0.13a .. check your motherboard fan headers, it's either 1A or 2A. if it's 1A you can daisy chained them with a fan spliter but keep it at max 4 fans. if your motherboard fan header are at 2A, you can daisy chained up to 8 fans no issue.
@@KleoYan thank you so much bro
@@KleoYan i have aorus elite wifi x570 mobo ...manual said its 2A...thank you save my life
@@norjiarce7225 you are most welcome and all the best with your build too. 😉
Bro still my fans flickering ...i have 7 fans fc120 ang still flickering....
Hi brother, can you upload video on how to daisy chain 6pcs of these, also how to do it?
Hi Trebla Sng, welcome to my channel, if you have two sets of 3 pack set, each pack will have one extension cables each..this is what you need to do
Legend.
1) Set 1 fans (3 fans daisy chained)
2) Set 2 fans (3 fans daisy chained)
4) Extension cable with Point A and Point B
Plug Extension cable (Point A) to Set 1 Fans, next plug Extension cable (Point B) to Set 2 fans , then the rest are just like what I have shown you in this video.
im using big case and AIO at top. 3 fans in front and 2 fans in side panel and 1fan at rear, problem is i cant daisy chain the set #2 fans, any ideas?
complimenti, altro ottimo video
Hi Damiano Cardillo, welcome back and thank you for your valuable feedback 😉
Great video, thanks man
Hi ibzmav, welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback. All the best with your build too 😉
i orderd 4 fans . website says 4 fans can be daisy. my case is deeepcool ch370 white (inside the case is black) should i wait for white 3 white 1 black? or 4 black fans.mobo is black rams are black ...
Hello Sad X, welcome to my channel, for me I will grab white. As the contrast will look good. The choice is yours
@@KleoYan yes i changed my mind i orderd 3 white 1 single black for back. then i will add a LS520 SE white..
@@SADX_gaming I see. That’s good. All the best with your build 😉
@@KleoYan no bro its my bad luck i purchased 1 single black all white fans are out of stock .:) only black fans are available low stock
@@SADX_gaming oh, so sorry to hear this. well go with black then 😉
Is it okay to use this static pressure fans on my pc? i dont use any radiators
Hi Cedy Pro, welcome to my channel. Yes you can use these as case fans.
can i set the rgb to one singular colour?
Hi slfk, welcome to my channel Yes you can, all is needed is to use your motherboard argb utiltiy and to set the colors and brightness.
Can i chain one more fan to them? (cpu cooler)
Hi Heltherion, welcome to my channel. it depends what you are doing. you can daisy chained up to 8 fans no issue as the drawing current is directly from your PSU. Just make sure to use the 3pack set.
Any idea how many fans can I daisy chain? I plan to install 6 fans in my case but I'm not sure if there is a limit. Also thank you for making detailed review.
Hello Rana, welcome to my channel. For this method of drawing power directly from the PSU, it is safe to daisy chain up to 12 fans. plus these fan's ampere are rated 0.13A.
@@KleoYan Thank you for the quick reply! One last question: if I want to place 2 fans in front and 1 in the rear of the case, do you think the extension cable is long enough to reach the rear fan for the daisy chain? I initially planned to use 6 fans, but I wonder if I can get away with 3 fans instead and save money. (I'm using the Cooler Master TD300 micro ATX case)
@@IAMNOTRANA hi welcome back, I doubt it's long enough, as I gone through the specs of your case, the lenght from the front to the rear is 410mm. The extension is at 30mm, the fan cable is at 20mm, total is at 50mm. I doubt you can stretch from the front to the rear fan.
@@KleoYanUh sorry for the late reply but you sure it is 50cm not 50mm? cuz 50mm is basically 5cm lol which is impossible.
@@IAMNOTRANA oops my bad is cm not mm. Typo. My bad.
Can I connect them to an ARGB controller instead of connecting it to the motherboard?
Hi imyagoo_, welcome to my channel. Yes you can plug to an ARGB controller.
@@KleoYan thanks bro!
@@imyagoo_ you are most welcome. All the best with your build 😉
I'm planning to buy 2 sets of FC120 (6pcs total). Problem is I only have 2 argb headers. One is already occupied by my CPU cooler (SE214XT). Can I add or daisy chain my CPU fan argb to 1 set of FC120 argb on a single argb header?I will use the other argb header to connect 2nd set of FC120.
Hi Kwazee Rides, welcome to my channel, check your manual to see if each argb headers each is rated at 3A with 180 Leds. If they are then you are good to go. All the best with your build. 😉
@@KleoYan bought 1 pack online but the cable doesn't have sata connector, argb and pwm connectors only so i can't connect it to my psu :(
@@kwazeerides I didn’t know there is a one pack. Mine illustrated here are 3 set pack. Maybe you can take some pictures of your one pack and the connectors. I might be able to aid you with the connection. Send those pics to my email at godzylatech@gmail.com.
@@KleoYan Sorry, I meant 3pcs when I said 1 pack. I already emailed DeepCool for warranty or at least they send me a cable w/ SATA connector. Turned out other buyers have also experienced it here in PH. Great review btw 👍
@@kwazeerides oh ok. I believe deepcool will furnish you with the missing cables. Thank you for your compliment too. 😉
Wait what? I thought its not safe to connect fans to both PSU and MOBO. Its either that or that afaik.
Hi Carnifex, welcome to my channel, you are not wrong about it, but if you see carefully, the end that plugs to the motherboard fan header. is only with two wires. 1 is for the rpm sensor, the other is the RPM controller. Therefore it is safe to plug that as the + and - current is only pulling from the sata cable from the PSU. This might help you understand on the 2 wires. ruclips.net/video/MCMkrQwFnKM/видео.html
@@KleoYan What if i want to mix it up? Currently i have Deepcool Matrexx 55Mesh 4F case. It came with 4 CF120 preinstalled case fans that r connected to reset button. Reset button function is connected through molex. They are kinda cheap and bearings are making noise. So i want to leave 1CF120 for rear and replace 3 CF120 fans in the front with 3 FC120s. So now im kinda scared and confused... 1 CF120 fan will stay connected through fan header on mobo and reset button RGB sync (which goes to molex) and how would i connect those FC fans if i want to sync them up with reset button of the case? From what i see the only way to connect FC120s is through aRGB header on motherboard and not reset button rgb.
Deepcool really doesnt make it easy with these case connections >
@@carnifex8 I see, your case have an argb controller which one end is the reset button and other end is a JST03 connector to connect your CF120 argb to it. if you want your FC120 to connect to the case controller, you will need a custom split cable which does 1st end 1 x standard argb connector and 1 x JST03 connector, 2nd end JST03 connector to the case argb controller. then that will work. the problem is, there are no such custom cable unless you DIY. I would advise you to seek help from Deepcool reddit forum to see if deepcool have the custom cable which I have mentioned. www.reddit.com/r/Deepcool/
@@KleoYan I think i might do it differently tbh. I might remove all CF120s and add 6 FC120 fans. 😂😂 But then my question is what would i do with all that reset button/case rgb/molex "hub" nonsence? I would just leave it unplugged i guess altogether? I would just plug FC120s using fan headers + rgb headers on mobo and SATA and call it a day?
On the same note, u can connect 2 sets of FC120s (6 fans) into 1 PSU slot right? Cuz usually 1 PSU slot has 2 or 3 SATA extentions.
@@carnifex8 yes you can plug 2 sets of FC120s to the same Sata connector and draw power from your PSU.
hi, im late but do you know if the fc120 argb work with the razer rgb controller? I'm planning to get this to sync with my mouse and keyboard
@@carmealayaalt2299 hi welcome to my channel. Yes it does work with the Razer chroma controller.
@@KleoYan Thank you very much 🙏❤
@@carmealayaalt2299 you are most welcome.
How many extension cables comes out of the box?
Hi Mrku, welcome to my channel, it only comes with 1 extension to this 3 fan pack set.
@@KleoYan I've got 1 more question, I'm planning to replace my aio rad fans too with this and my other case fans, should i separate the cable of aio fans and case fans?
@@Amutomoto yes you should strictly set AIO Rad fans to one plug and the case fans to another. it's more ideal to have total control separately (CPU Cooling and Case Fans)
@@KleoYan thank you for this, because i saw someone put all of its fan to the fan header including the aio rad fans 6 fans in 1 cable
@@Amutomoto I mean you can do that but most of the experince PC builders will have it separately. one to control the CPU cooler and two to control the case fans.
How do u control the rgb i tried many things non of them worked
Hi Panav Patel, welcome back. Is either you plug the ARGB connector to your motherboard and use the motherboard ARGB software or you get a ARGB controller which has a remote control
Does anyone know how to oil these fans? 🙏
Hi Parker Antwiler, welcome to my channel. Good question, I have not further investigate on these fans and so sorry that I have returned these fans to deepcool. Unable to answer your question.
@@KleoYan nooooooo, it alright man. Thanks for letting me know
@@Smoke_this_101 you are most welcome.
how long is the extension cable, can it run from back of the case to the front? my case is nzxt h5 flow
Hi Cyrus Espinal, welcome to my channel the extension cable is 50mm and plus the part where you connect to the extension is about 1.2meter long. As for nzxt h5, I have no experience on this case but you can check the specification at nzxt website.
@@KleoYan thank you for answering
@@cyrusespinal163 you are most welcome and all the best with your build too.
Too much wire STOP THIS !!!!!!
Self Connectable is the FUTURE !!!
Hi Olivier BUNEL, welcome to my channel. Thank you for your feedback. yes indeed too much wiring. There might be future improvements in future.
Which side is the intake?
Hi Yee Yw, the side with the fan frame at the center is where air blow towards you as for the side without the fan fram in the center, it's where your air is draw in.
can you control the led brightness of these fans?
Hi Giovana, welcome to my channel, if your argb software application can dim it down, yes you can or if you have plug a physical argb controller that comes with a remote control, yes you can.
@@KleoYan thank you so much 🙏🏻
@@giovana4789 you are most welcome. All the best with your build too. 😊
Can its sync with mainboard???
Hi Gaming Account, welcome to my channel. Yes you can, just make sure the argb 3pin 5v is plug to your motherboard argb header and use it's application or UEFI (ASRock only) to control the effects.
@@KleoYan like its can only change the effect not all the color right?
Is it in take or exhaust fan?
Hello Nitro Boylit welcome to my channel. You can set these fans as intake or exhaust.
@@KleoYan how do you do this please do a simple tutorial
@@lazylad6642 Hi and welcome to my channel. I no longer have these fans. Maybe you can be more specific with your question. I see what I can do to aid you.
Вентеляторы на 1100 оборотов в секунду очень шумят 😢 ?
Hi Rolando Villegas, welcome to my channel. It depends on idividual, for me these fans at 1,100rpm is rather quiet.
Are these fans on the SE version or are they a different ones?
HEllo KennY117, welcome back.. the SE are using different types of fan.
@@KleoYan do you know which ones? So I can search for them.
@@kennY_72 hi, not that I know of, it does not state the model so sorry
@@KleoYan it's fine. I'm lookin now to the LT version with the Lian li infinity fans.
@@kennY_72 I see. You should get AL120 V2 instead. Stronger static air pressure fans
Can i install like 1 in back and 2 up? Or all 3 nead to be together?
HI Valters Vjakse, welcome to my channel. Yes you can, just make user of the extension core that comes with it.
@@KleoYanand isnt 85° cpu too hot? Cuz mine is about 80-90 and gpu 80 when im playing games but i have 3 intake fans soo i was thinking to buy these and put as exhaust 2 up 1 back. Can i do like that?
@@GoforWit greatly depends where you are located. My room temperature is hot, therefore is common to me it’s at 85 degrees Celsius.
Tbh its pretty cold in room since its winter would adding these 1 in baack and 2up effect temperature or not much?
@@GoforW pardon me, I can’t make up what you are trying to ask, but having better fans will definitely helps in thermal as more air is being either blow into the case or to draw hot air out of the case. Before purchasing, what fans are you using. Example if you are using Lian Li AL120 v2 fans, then you can ignore this but if your fans are just normal case fans, then this is the fan which is of a better replacement.
Hello, great video!
I have the same fan pack, but they are as my intake fans on my Corsair 4000D Airflow case. I have this issue where whenever I start my PC, one of the fans in the pack starts going wild, until I shut down the system and turn on again. Then the fans become okay again. This happened with my MSI motherboard and it's still happening now with my Asus B760 Tuf Mobo. Any idea what could be causing this? Here's the link below:
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Hi A W, welcome to my channel, it could be your PSU is not supplying enough ampere but if it's a new PSU or 750watts PSU, you should not be having this issue. Since you have mentioned that both MSI and Asus board, it could be the fans itself. If it's under warranty, I would advise you to have your fans RMAed.
@@KleoYan hey thanks for responding. I've a Deepcool PQ850 PSU and haven't had any issues with it. I also got a brand new fan pack yesterday as replacement from Deepcool but the issue is still there, so I don't know. It's just weird it becomes okay after restarting.
@@abrarw99 hmm. I have no issues with these fans and have did builds for friends with a gigabyte board. Same apply to another friend who is using a MSI board. however, the power supply used are from Seasonic. Do you happened to have a spare PSU? you might want to give that a try.
@@KleoYan It's probably the PSU, but I haven't had any issues with it whatsoever. I have my brother's PC and I can use his Corsair PSU for testing, but I feel like it its a lot of work having to open up his computer, set the fans up, etc., so I am probably gonna leave it as it is, especially since a power cycle fixes it instantly. The fans are almost noiseless at idle and the colors are very bright. Love them
@@abrarw99 I see, that’s good but I will still advise to test it out. If PSU is the issue, it’s best to have it repair if it’s under warranty. As your other components require clean current from PSU.
You certainly lost 35% of the cooling efficiency by assembling the fans incorrectly, you left them pulling air instead of pushing cold air, regrettable...
Hi André Luiz Carlim dos Santos, welcome to my channel and thank you for your feedback. In most of my test, be ist push or pull, it dpes make some difference, about 1 to 2 degrees, plus it's easlier to clean the radiators, as dust will not trap inside the radiator corners...
Is there like a fan connecter hub, because on the deepcool website i saw a small fan hub
The 3pack set does not come with a fan hub. That you will need to buy separately.
@@KleoYan oh.... I bought it because I thought there is a fan hub
@@1ksubswith10vids5 nope it does not have a hub.
@@KleoYan how many fan slots do I need for all 3 fans
Oh I was watching the wrong review vid... I was supposed to check out the FK120 not the FC120
Cantonese accent haha
Hello welcome to my channel. Spot on 😉
@@KleoYan ha ha I use to live in Hong Kong in New Territories
@@1ksubswith10vids5 I see, am not from Hong Kong lol. Am from Singapore.
@@KleoYan very similar lol. I am japanese btw
@@1ksubswith10vids5 I see hi ya and welcome to my channel.
Can the sata cable accomodate 6 daisychained fans?
hello Vincent Jerard dela Rosa, welcome to my channel. Yes you can daisy chain 6 fans not an issue as the power drawn is directly from your PSU and not your motherboard.
@@KleoYan thank you!
@@vincentjerarddelarosa1778 you are most welcome and all the best with your build too. 😊