Thermalright TL-C14C CPU Cooler Fan, 140mm Case Fan with 4-PWM Control, Low Noise, Black

As someone who tends to spend more on premium quality parts I thought I'd gamble and gave these Thermalright's a chance after trying their Peerless Assassin CPU cooler. I'm very impressed.I bought 3 of these (White-Non-RGB) for top and rear exhaust fans in a Fractal Design North XL. They appear to be the same fans as are shipped on the Thermalright Peerless Assassin which reviews very well and seems to be the current top value in CPU air cooling.The white is very bright and looks great and clean in a white build. The fans all have a built in adapter allowing you to chain them to a single fan header on your motherboard. Cable length is also very good. They seem to move a lot of air and keep things very cool. At low speed they are basically inaudible, and at full speed are louder but sound isn't unpleasant. They manage to keep the system so cool I don't hear the fans at full speed on a 7600x and 7800xt using standard fan curves. Both highly overclocked. CPU never goes above 70C, GPU never above 60C. They install well, do not rattle and seem very stable.You could go and spend 4-5x as much on that Noctua fan and there's nothing wrong with that, but these are solid fans if you wanna save some money on your build. Highly recommended.

For the price one of the best fan I can think of. Definitely see a temperature difference when they are in use.Quality 4/5 - They are well built and never rattled. Only negative is that the sticker on the fan itself is not completely centred so might annoy someoneNoise - 3.5/5 - Not the quietest but not terribly loud. When on high rpm it does get a bit noisy.I give them 5/5 overall just because I believe that these are the best bang for buck fans out there.RGB - 4/5 Not the brightest but the colours match well with other branded aRGB fans in my case and it is not noticeable I have 2 branded fans in my case.Price 6/5 - For the price they have been a breath of fresh air. I cannot think of another fan, apart from a Lian Li or Noctua fan that impressed me as much as these have, and for 1/4 of the price.

Easy to install, high quality, nice colour and comes with screws of course. Air flow is powerful and price shocked me, cooling my £3k build with literally just nine of these babys and a fan-cooled CPU cooler. Also from Thermalright.

You really can't complain at the price, but these are first fans I've ever bought (dozens over the years) in which the motors are dead quiet but the impellers make a lot of aerodynamic noise above 1000 RPM (like a small desk fan), probably because the blades are crudely moulded and not very smooth.You definitely won't want want to be next to them for any length of time at their max (c.1500) RPM, but at lower speeds they'll still do the job of moving a decent amount air.

Really good, quiet and can have the RGB set from the motherboard pin out. Move a lot of air, cable length is enough and the fans can daisy chain. Looks good, spins fast, smooth and silently. 140mm is a nice size if your case can fit it in, I would 100% buy these again, and probably will.

Its a fan!Build quality as always is good, easy to install and fit exactly where it needed too in a recess in the case for under case cooling.Quiet in use even running at full power.Bonus is that the colour is spot on for my case. A bright white not dulled down.

Great fan. Bought two of these for my H6 Flow case. I’ve been using them for more than 6 months now. Cheap, nice design, beautiful RGB and keeps my GPU below 35° on idle.I’d definitely recommend this.

Cools very well, strong fans and look very nice. Its great for the money.