Antec 140mm PC Case Fans - 3 Pack with 3-Pin Connector | High Airflow Cooling for Gaming PCs, Workstations & Home Desktops

I did a rebuild of my home computer because I moved into a house. It was time to put away my old server/gaming case (Cooler Master HAF) and upgrade to something smaller with a modern look (NZXT H710). These fans are great for that.My use case: I have a slightly older, modest gaming setup. My graphics card is a few years behind, my processor was one of the best on the market 4-5 years ago but it's relatively modest now. I'm not doing any water cooling or anything. I can still play most new games with decent detail as of early 2020, but this is definitely a budget gaming computer. So as long as I have a reliable set of fans, they don't need to be powerful. I just need quiet, constant airflow.It turns out the H710's fan mounting points aren't actually that great for 140mm fans, but that's not the fan's fault. The top tray would have been better with some 120s, but that's fine. I ended up doing 2x140 instead of the 3x120 I might have aimed for if I had known. It works. I also bought some silicone standoffs, which help reduce noise because the fans won't directly vibrate the metal case. Given this setup, and the H710's noise reduction measures, I don't think I can really hear these fans in motion whatsoever. The vast majority of the noise of my computer comes from the fan on the graphics card, which drowns out all other concerns.So far my graphics card seems to spin up about as much as it used to with my old case. Given that my old case is a Cooler Master HAF (High Air Flow) that means my new case is, for all practical purposes, getting a perfect amount of unrestricted airflow. That's all I needed.Recommended. Quiet, inexpensive, and they work. They're also fairly attractive, and those white fan blades would light well if you do RGB. I don't, but that's up to you.