Wathai 4Pin PWM DC 12V 80mm High CFM Fan 12 Volt high Static Pressure Fan

I got these to replace my aging bronze bushed 80mm exhaust fans, my case uses 4 80mm fans for exhaust. These things move a ton of air, they seem well made. They are loud, i already knew this, i could care less about having a silent case. I ran them for a short time at 100%, was like an SR71 Blackbird spooling up for take off and stuff began blowing around the wall. They create a lot of air pressure. Presently running them at 30% until the case temps climb up

I powered this thing up on my bench with my lab power supply @ 12dc and it started moved due to the exhausted air. It is VERY loud @ 12vdc and I found that 8vdc was a good compromise between airflow and noise level. I use it in an external NAS drive case. It is heavy duty and I love it. Oh, and it came with 2 grilles and mounting screws with nuts. I didn't expect that.

Used this as a ventilation fan for my 3d printer enclosure, huge static pressure which is fantastic. I bought it to be able to push through a filter box which it does no problem!

I got these to suck some air out from hpc gpus. Even though they don't use the standard fan connector for a motherboard. They get the job done. If you're smart like me. You can build a controller for these bad boys and adjust the PWM signal to get lower fan speeds. I got it down to about 5% duty cycle and still ran 500-600rpms. I didn't really feel comfortable with that low level but I will write a monitoring function in case the fans stop rotating. 12% duty cycle will give ~1600 rpms. You can't hear the fans when they are at these lower levels. 100% duty cycle was giving me ~6000 rpms. Obviously, the fans become extremely loud and push/suck a ton of air.

Way too noisy and my computer did not react well to it. Had to throw my old, slow fan back in the case. But it was triple or quadruple the CFM & rpm of the old one...... I kind of got what I ordered.... jut didn't know how loud it would be.

exactly what ive been looking for. ive purchased and tried several fans as well as one from a shelf because i knew there had to be one in this size range capable of cooling an ssr 40, (have a larger one to cool the triple 50a) this little fan is the real deal. i dont even notice nor do i care about the noise as long as it keeps that ssr cool, its golden. its also the right size to mount right under the ssr and heat shrink, inside the box. now i can stop buying fans for a bit.....lol

Great airflow, poor balance. Although these fans work well air flow wise, putting multiples of them in a single chassis becomes a real problem, as they all interfere with each other and cause mechanical chassis vibration "beats." I thought I was going to save some money since they tested out so well, only to find when I put 6 in a box, that box vibrates so bad, I had to replace all the fans with san ace anyway. sigh. If you need 1 or 2 fans, these are great. If you need more than that, you'll need to design serious vibration attenuation mounts, as these fans are not well balanced at all.

If you don’t mind your server sounding like a jet engine then these are great. I had to run my server with the lid off using the included case fans as they could not move enough air to cool the system. Thanks to these being high static pressure they force the air through the case and can cool the system. These seam well built and come with hardware and fan grills. Can run both off of one motherboard header using a splitter.

Works perfectly for my Asus motherboard. Not sure what other reviews are talking about the connection not working. Yes they are loud at 100% duty cycle. But if you know what your doing, they will cool a mining card at 50% duty cycle no problem! Highly recommend.