ASUS 120mm ARGB PWM Chassis Fan with Advanced Fluid Dynamic Bearing, Customizable LEDs, Double-layer LED Array - For Computer Case & Liquid Radiator

The ASUS TUF Gaming TF120 ARGB fans honestly surprised me. They push a ton of air and stay pretty quiet, even when my system’s under load. The build feels solid—like they’re made to last—and the ARGB lighting looks clean without being over the top. Syncing them with Aura Sync was super easy too. Overall, they’re a solid pick if you want fans that perform well and still make your build look good.

Absolutely one of the best deals on fans you can find right now. I went through several "budget" options, and this one absolutely ticks all the boxes.This fan is very quiet, and feels premium. The lighting is great, and they come with plenty of length for installation. I shy away from proprietary fan control software and prefer to use my motherboard, so big win there for Asus TUF fans.The cooling is off the charts for general airflow and static pressure. These lowered my case temperatures and ultimately my GPU/CPU by large margins over Corsair fans and Thermaltake fans.To top it all off, they look absolutely fantastic for the price. I mixed between the reverse fans and the regular fans to complete my desired look and it came out great. Very happy with this product overall. All I hope is longevity is as good as my initial experiences.

So let’s cut to the chase: If you’re building an ASUS-themed rig (or anything synced to Aura Sync), this fan slides right into place. It’s a 120mm PWM-controlled beast with ARGB lighting that actually looks refined, not like a unicorn threw up in your case.Performance-wise, this thing doesn’t just glow—it moves air. I mounted it as a top exhaust in my test bench and instantly saw 2–3°C drops in ambient case temps compared to a cheapo fan. And at full blast? It moves air without sounding like a mini jet turbine. The PWM control means it stays chill when you’re not gaming, then ramps up intelligently under load—no drama, just airflow.

I love these fans, they're my go to for 120x25mm. Bought 3 awhile ago for my 360 radiator and they performed extremely well. Efficient and quiet!They were recently on sale so I bought 3 more for push pull setup and extremely satisfied.The build quality is top notch, great protective packaging, etc.Highly recommend, I wish they made these in 140mm because I would buy those as well!

I recently built a new PC and, after building it, discovered that the front fans in my chassis were very underpowered rating at around 1200 RPM maximum. For a 13th-gen i7 cpu and an RTX 4060 Ti 16GB OC edition, I wanted air intake and ventilation that was a little better. Since the fans on the case were ARGB, I wanted to replace them with fans that are also ARGB, but I had trouble finding ARGB fans that rated more than 1500 RPM. I eventually came across these TUF TF120 fans and, after comparing it to just about every other ARGB fan that I could find, I decided these were the best option. After getting DeepCool FK120 fans to vent air out the top of my case, I was expecting that the TF120 fans (3-pack) would come with a fan hub like the one that comes with the FK120 3-pack. It did come with an ARGB hub, but instead of with including fan power headers on the ARGB hub or including a separate fan hub, they opted to daisy-chain the fans together so that they would only have to use 1 chassis fan header. The fans came with the power lines already connected, which unfortunately also meant they were tangled with the ARGB lines. To install the fans, I had to disconnect the daisy-chain power line extenders, untangling the power and ARGB lines in the process, attach the fans to the case, thread the lines into the cable management space, then re-connect the daisy-chain extenders and plug them into the motherboard. After that, I was able to easily connect the ARGB lines to the hub and connect that to the mobo, then hold the "Mode" button on the hub to enable control via Armoury Crate and Aura Sync. The ARGB hub is a very nice convenience feature, but it would have been so much better if the hub was also for power lines. Other than that, the fans have been great. The airflow is powerful enough that I can actually feel the air entering the case when I place my hand at the front. They are rather noisy, however, not from vibration, but from the intense airflow. The sound is almost as loud as other fans that sound like jet engines. Performance-wise, when combined with my other fans and the CPU cooler, they help keep my CPU in the range of 50-60 degrees Celsius under heavy load and my PCIe 4.0 SSD's in the 30's Celsius, as well as my GPU. If you don't feel that you need as much airflow, then look at other fans. However, if you want your chassis fans to have both high airflow and ARGB, then these are probably the best you'll find.

They light up, blow air , get controller to be able to change colors

The colors on this thing are super bright! It’s really easy to install and has good quality rubber around it. It’s super quiet and sucks in good air. For the money you really can’t beat this!