Cooler Master MasterFan MF140 Halo Duo-Ring Addressable RGB Lighting 140mm Fan,Absorbing Rubber Pads, PWM Static Pressure for 5V 3-Pin ARGB,NOT Work with 4-pin RGB or RGB+12V (Single MF140 Halo) Black

Love these dual halos and the fans are so quiet.

The Cooler Master MasterFan MF140 Halo Duo is a fantastic addition to any PC build, offering exceptional cooling performance, vibrant dual-loop RGB lighting, and whisper-quiet operation. Its impressive airflow and static pressure keep system temperatures in check, even during demanding tasks, while the customizable RGB effects add stunning visual appeal. The fan is built with premium materials, installs easily, and operates quietly, making it a perfect blend of functionality and aesthetics. Cooler Master has truly delivered a top-tier product that enhances both performance and style—highly recommended!

I like the fact that there is little to no sound until your CPU needs it, when you handle their fan it is heavier than most and that is when you realize it is quality high performance product. I use their water coolers that have these fans on them and the radiators are top notch (they are larger than competitors) coupled with these fans temps are very low at idle-i9-12900 idles at 29C with their 240. I use these fans for intake and exhaust and have no hot spots in a In-win 301 that is aged. The ARGB looks great-have not seen one single LED out like other AGRB fans I have used in the past. Fans consistently perform well-they all run at the speed I set them at, they are durable-they will last-all you do is clean them off with a brush once in a blue moon to keep them quiet. This is a competitive niche in the computing hardware industry, so if you want a superior product at a reasonable and competitive price point, I recommend you invest in Arctic and find out for yourself.

Pros:I really like the look of this fan and for the simple stuff like sync with the rest of my setup and work as one with the case through the motherboard it rocks. I have an Asus TUF X-570 Pro motherboard and a Be Quiet 500DX case with built in aRGB lighting. As soon as I plugged it in, I was able to sync with the mobo and the other aRGB devices - mobo, case, ram and this fan.Cons:Giving it a 4 star because the Cooler Master software is atrocious - The Master+ sw doesn't even recognize this fan!! That makes no sense to me. And all the super cool fun presets you are seeing in the videos are not feasible if you just buy the fan even with their own sw. So please do some reading on reddit if you are looking for custom lighting options for your case fans and don't plan on buying a hub.The fan is showing up as the same LED strip as the case right now because it is daisy chained and there is no way to get any software to see the fan separately, without buying a Cooler Master aRGB hub. That was never made clear in any of the description. In fact all my solutioning has happened because of Reddit.If I buy another one of these I will get the hub and see if that works out.

So I got this fan to improve exhaust of hot air from my case. My issue was my only exhaust fan was my AIO cooler so heat would build up at the top back of the case. I put this MF140 Halo 140mm fan at the back top mount of my case and what a difference it has made with cooling. My CPU is about 10 degrees Celsius cooler and my Video card dropped almost 20 degrees Celsius after I installed the fan. One thing I will say is man it barely fit, had to take out my AIO then install the fan then re-install my AIO. Had my AIO only had 1 fac attached I would have not had to remove it but it was worth the extra effort. See picture for an idea of what I mean when I say it barely git, lol

If you're anything like me, you're probably spending days watching videos from a bunch of different YouTubers about PC fans. I spent probably a week watching PC fan reviews from people like Jay, Linus, Gamers Nexus, and so many other small YouTubers. I also read reviews from PCMag, Toms Hardware, IGN, Digital Central, and others. There are so many fans out there that it becomes extremely difficult to pick one. Eventually, you just have to decide and hope that you're research paid off.In my case, my research definitely did pay off. I love these fans! Installing them was easy and the cables are just long enough for easy cable management in my case. The RGB is great as well, but the real question is how do they perform? From my testing, they perform fantastically! I used Ryzen Master, NZXT Cam, and Core Temp to monitor my CPU and case temperatures. I never exceeded 75 degrees celsius when playing Warzone for about 5 hours. Please note that nothing in my system is overclocked which will produce more heat. I have 3 of these 120mm fans for air intake then I have a 140mm fan for exhaust. This layout has worked perfectly for me. Also, the noise level is perfect. They're pretty quiet for the most part, but you can still hear them. The noise was not a huge factor to me when searching for fans though.TLDR: I am extremely satisfied with the performance of these fans as well as their aesthetics. I recommend them to anyone looking for PC fans.

These fans are gorgeous! The setup was a piece of cake. The daisy chain together and the supplied controller had some nifty options.

I wanted a good argb fan for a computer build that i didnt have to use proprietary connectors, bubs or the software that came with the fan. This is one of the few that totally does that. Has 3 pin 5v male/female so you can daisy chain or terminate to the board. Why cant all fans do this. I'm using with Aura synch, and they look awesome, actually better than the thermaltake Riing Duo's that i have in my other machine.What you should know:- you'll need some argb extensions because the cables are pretty short. I used some and worked perfectly.- works flawlessly with aurasynch- the fans arent powerful. Am using it for out take, and well, i may have to swap that for their sickflow. But am comfortable using these for my other fans in my next build, but need a stronger out take.