Thermaltake TOUGHFAN EX14 Pro 3-Pack

Do you own an Arctic Rad? Then this review is relevant for you; -The Unboxing Experience; The fans come in a nice box with all the add-ons you would expect; Short and long screws, noise adapters and cable extension. You probably won't need the extensions since the cables are very long! Fitting the fans on the Arctic II 280; The problem with Arctic coolers is that the fittings for the tubes is a bit in the way so fans with big square frames like some Lian Li models often won't fit, the Toughfan 14 Pro's also have a big square frame, but fortunately they do fit, although it takes some time getting them on there, it's a very tight fit, and I made a small scrape on the plastic shroud under the fan trying to fit them on (that's really not a big deal but might give some the spooks). -Performance; Cinabench before: (83.9 C) after: (81.5) But that's not the whole story; According to reviews these fans should outperform the P14s, but not only they do so, they are also a lot more quiet when running at 50%~ speed. They sound very pleasant on lower speeds and move A LOT of air. They move so much more air through the radiator than the stock fans, I could definitely physically tell the difference was huge by simply putting my hand over my PC case as the rad is top mounted. Very impressive. Looks; The fans look great in my opinion; the color looks very nice irl, and the square frame looks very sleek. They definitely upgrade the look of the cooler. Reliability; Will update this review if something bad happens. Conclusion: This is a worthy endeavor if your stock radiator fans are bad or you just want ultimate performance. Supposedly these are some of the best if not the best radiator fans out there,They're also very good as case fans but I think there are cheaper options that will get you similar performance. It's definitely a premium product.