Phanteks T30-120 Cooling Fan Review

Normalized Noise Tests

Read the updated review on this product here: Phanteks T30-120 Cooling Fan Review – ReCheck!

For these tests, I set the fan to speeds with noise output at the following predefined levels: 20/25/30/35/40/45 dBA. If the fan under test cannot reach some noise levels, I simply skip the corresponding tests.

 20 dBA Noise Output

25 dBA Noise Output

30 dBA Noise Output

35 dBA Noise Output

40 dBA Noise Output

45 dBA Noise Output

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  1. after finally getting my hands on one of these:
    it certainly has to spin slower than A12x25 to stay below the noise threshold for me (sub-600 vs over-650RPM) but should be able to still push more air at a higher pressure
    as long as you have enough space to squeeze it in at least and that’s not granted
    the hybrid mode is just stupid as it only starts up at way above the acceptable level
    overall I’d put it closer to PTT line where you don’t care about noise nearly at all and often have some extra space than the A line that it’s put against usually, but also there are many interesting experiments that could be done with both of them (like putting actually usable fans on Ninja could provide much better performance with no audible noise vs the obnoxious Kaze Flex that won’t shut up until they stop or maybe using T30 on U12S/U12A to see how that fares)

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