Corsair ML120 PRO 120mm Premium Magnetic Levitation RGB LED PWM Fan with Lighting Node 3 Pack,CO-9050076-WW

In summary It's hard to choose between these two, but I recommend both. It is the Noctua NF-200. The P12 redux is a much cheaper and quieter alternative to the Corsair ML120, so it should be the best choice ML120 is the ideal fan for anyone in need of an air conditioner that can be silent, loud, or both, as needed. The Noctua runs 700 rpm slower, but that is not a significant loss, as it still runs quite well for a fan of this size. However, it is a few dollars more expensive than the Noctua at the same rpm. As long as they are running at 1300 rpm, the fans are totally silent. There is a slight difference in volume between the Corsair ML120 and the Noctua NF-600 At speeds above 1300 rpm, redux P12. When I received the Noctua NF-200II, I was astonished to discover In terms of noise, the Noctua redux won over the Corsair ML120, since the ML120 uses magnetic levitation to control its barring, but it seems that the Noctua's fluid barring is simply just that much better. Flow of air A Corsair ML120 can spin up to 2400 rpm, while the Noctua NF-120 can spin up to 1700 rpm Due to its higher air flow and pressure, the ML120 has a faster maximum speed and higher speeds and RPMs than the P12 redux The Corsair ML120 is quite loud at its maximum speed, even though it's a P12 redux from the same manufacturer. A static pressure taken from the spec sheet is It supports up to 4 cores on the Corsair ML120. A thickness of 2 mm and up The Noctua NF-H2O Up to 2,83 mm with P12 redux There is water. A range of RPMs is described below If you have ML120, divide it by 400 NF- 2400 I would like to redo P12 at 450 - Over the Noctua, the Corsair ML120 is largely superior because it can spin faster at 700 revs. If you feel you need a bit more cooling power on the top of the PMW fan curve, then this is the way to go.

Warranties A ML120 would be 5 years, and a NF(1) would be 1 year The P12 redux will be completed in six Since both of these fans have top-quality bearings, they should both last a long time unless something happens to them. A few accessories In light of the fact that both models are bare-bones, they do not feature anti-drop technology There is no mounting screw included with vibration pads or any other accessories. Price A 2 pack of ML120 cost 31 at the time of this review. The cost of a ML120 was $15, so it cost 41. In contrast, she is a NF-71 $13 was the price of P12 redux. The ML120 is a great deal for a good quality 2400 rpm fan for only $19. 90, so the Noctua is a couple of dollars cheaper. Here is a note about the Both the ML120 and the ML120 PRO produce the same results. The PRO model is just a more premium version that has anti vibration pads and looks sexier.

Jamie McFarland

| Sep 20, 2020

I need a fan for my case. The pros are The first one. Compared to Noctua and most other top quiet fans, we achieved the same airflow with a quieter noise. People often compare by RPM, but that is the wrong way to do it. In order to determine sound level, you must compare various airflows. If you look at reviews that provide the information to calculate this, and compare fan noise to cooling performance, Corsair is usually the top performer. For example, Google Thermalbench ml120 review, and look at the 2nd to last graph on page 3. Flow of air. 2.

In all. These fans are suitable for high static pressures and high airflow, giving them a lot of versatility. It is not the norm to make fans this way. What is the best case fan for me? If you are using ML120/ML140, you may use it. Are you in need of a radiator fan or a heatsink? If you are using ML120/ML140, you may use it. The cons are The first one. This works only with PWM. It does not accommodate 3-phase power Make sure you don't pull the pin too hard or it will make weird sounds. There is no such thing as low-quality Only PWM is given to the noise adapter A compatible option. 2.

In all. The vibrations are not there The corners of the two-piece have been dampened Pack it up. Screws without rubber do not exist. 4. Finally, 3. In the absence of The two-word phrase I don't like pack ones because they are so expensive.

Xander Lucas

| Apr 15, 2021

A shame that it isn't the best fan on the market, unfortunately
Building quality that is good - There is a good level of noise
Their technology puts them in a class of their own thanks to their superior performance
It is no longer likely that Corsair will stand behind its products* - They have declined from providing excellent customer service in recent years
As the owner of a computer manufacturing company, I bought more than 10k worth of Corsair components for retail stores, wholesalers, and Amazon builds each year. Their customer service has drastically declined over the last few years. They went from being top notch to sub par. They denied ALL of my warranty matters, claiming I should go back to the retailer or that the product was out of warranty even though it was within the 3-year warranty stated. A few weeks ago, I had another one of their products malfunction, and I submitted another warranty claim with all receipts and serial numbers attached. They denied the claim once again. The company first claimed that a product like that would not be covered by that type of failure. stated that the product was "out of warranty" and that the date given was the same month I bought it. Since I believe that the product is no longer under warranty, I have stopped doing business with them.

Capri Park

| Mar 19, 2021

When running at 2400 RPM, they are expensive, but they barely even make any noise. The meeting will begin at 1600 Their noise levels are virtually nonexistent above 1800 RPM. Update
This was still the best fan support I've ever received one year later. It was a silent, silent, silent moment. As a result of better monitoring of the fan's performance, it actually runs at approximately 2630 RPMs at maximum speed, rather than the advertised 2400. However, even an open case makes it difficult to hear them. Are you not of the opinion that they are extremely stylish as well? It's up to you to decide.

Gia Paul

| Sep 19, 2020

It is so not what I expected when I received this packet of two ML 140mm Premium fans. As a first point, neither fan has antipathy for the other We need rubber dampers for vibrations! I saw the picture, but in my naivety I thought that NO company would sell a fan with such a high Air Flow (20-inches per minute) today I will not sell it without them or sell it with them as accessories because 97 CFM) and RPM (1,600 RPM). It turned out I didn't need dampers on my Alphacool 280 radiator after all. I was mistaken once more. I am going to start by saying that it is a high-quality place It is painful to hear the whine of fans. The FanArt Merlin (SM8) case I have is totally full of 140mm Noctua fans, with the exception of the two front intake fans (before I added the radiator for my video card) that were Corsair ML 140 Pro blues, and it was always pretty silent. As soon as I installed my case, it rattled and whined, which I thought was As far as I know, they do not pull air into the space, and I am not concerned. These were taken out by me It was not a quick or easy task, so I quickly replaced them with a pair of Noctua NF-365s The Chromax A14 uses PWM. The color black. As I packed up these puppies for return, I was pleased to remember how good and quiet life was after the swap. They whine, and no, I would not recommend them for anything more complex than perhaps a simple case fan. They are NOT Pros, they whine, and no, they are not recommended for anything else.

Thiago Stone

| Jul 27, 2021