MSI MPG EZ120 ARGB-3B Fan - 120mm ARGB Fan, Patented Magnetic Connector Block, Daisy-Chain Connection, Fluid Dynamic Bearing + Extra nut Fixing, Fan hub, Mystic Light & Cooling Wizard Support

Looking great perform good

Great look and super quiet. My only wish was that there were reversable options, but even when you turn the fan backwards for reverse airflow, it still looks sleek and nice. The magnetic daisy chain option is a huge plus for a clean cable management look

MSI MPG EZ120 ARGB fan trio.I'm an early adopter and had to learn the hard way. In a few months, there will no doubt be many videos covering this, but for now, I hope this will help.First off which way do the fans blow? Toward the label.The instruction sheet (yes, one sheet) shows 2 connection methods depending on your motherboard. The illustration makes it look like the USB micro connector is only part of the upper option. That is misleading. IT IS REQUIRED FOR BOTH OPTIONS.The hub has 4 fan sockets. It doesn't matter what order you use. You can connect to any port and it will work.The kit comes with an assortment of cables. For example, it contains a fan-to-hub cable for each of the 3 fans, but if you attach the fans to each other in a block, you will need only one of the cables.The daisy chain cable is only required, for example, if you want to connect the 3 fan block to another 3 fan block.One more hint: If you use the Mystic Light software, Click on the HUB icon and turn on the Motherboard Sync switch. If you don't do this, you will become very discouraged and probably return package to Amazon.Then click on the MB icon to be able to choose the various lighting effects.

Bought 2 boxes. I of 6 fans the rgb was a dud.The Good: Air flow is fantastic compared to my Cougar fans. And the rgb style on the fans them selves look great. The rgb software from MSI you need works nice as well haven't had issues.The Bad: One fan out of 6 RGB lights are dead. Do to the fans being magnetic and connecting as such makes them fall short for pc cases pre drilled holes not fault of fans. But they could of added extra material for the shroud to match up.Conclusion: Would recommend.

easiest fan install. minimal wires. i was shocked how easy they made it

MSI, just do a 4-pin PWM connector and a 3-pin ARGB connector. Do it like Phanteks does with their magnetic fans. This is a complete and total mess. You added a HUB when you didn't need one.1. Magnetic them together with the clips2. The cable that you have going to the hub, just put a 4pin PWM and a 3pin ARGB and DONNNNNNNNNE.That's it. Bam, Boom. Done. But now I got this extra HUB in my case to cable manage up and also the ARGB connector doesn't work with my ARGB hub that I have.Sorry but I cannot recommend these fans. They look like and they have decent CFM to Noise to Static Pressure ratios, but the HUB, the cabling setup is just a mess.

If your shopping for a high-quality, well-rounded fan this is it!PROS / info:- 1 cable travels to the fan group (can group up to 6 fans on one daisy chain) So cable management is an absolute dream.- You can connect up to 18 fans on the control hub.- Fans are a higher CFM and SP, so it's ideal if you want to have the same case fans for your rads and case air flow.- Control the fan curves and RGB in MSI's "Cooling wizard" app inside of the MSI Control center sofware.- They look amazing in operation and are also very quiet because of the high quality bearing design and parts.- magnetic connections make it easy to assemble (still need to pay attention a little while assembling)CONS / should knows:- A bit more on the expensive side when launched (expected because of the MEG tier with MSI) in other words pay more, but get the best.- No extra magnetic connectors, so chaining more than 3 fans is an issue MSI did not think about, because they have no way to obtain more connectors.- For more advanced computer builders, finding the info you need on these fans, takes just a bit of research, as MSI tech support don't even know what they should about these fans when you ask them, perhaps because they are so new to the line up?

Don’t get me wrong fans look great but install is a bit finicky. Don’t count on the instructions being of much help as the components will only fit in certain orientations. I had one fan where the RGB would not sync up with the rest no matter how I had it hooked up.