Like having to buy an onboard fan separately
927596
It's a fine backplate and it does the job, reduced my Titan X's average temp by a few degrees, and couldn't be easier to install.
The problem is the necessity of this backplate. This is literally a part of the GPU that should have been included with the GPU, ESPECIALLY a TitanX for the ridiculous pricetag, and ESPECIALLY given that I expect more from EVGA.

tl;dr Product's fine, completes the Titan X, it's 100% necessary, just shouldn't have needed to make this separate purchase.
2648802
Your kidding right? This is the first Intel CPU I've gotten that didn't come with a stock fan. That should be mentioned on product page
FAN NOT INCLUDED.
At $570 the least they could of done is included Intel's cheap $19 stock fan.
So now I've got to wait another week for the stock fan to arrive.
4596041
Where to begin...it's Arctic Cooling. That would be enough, BUT WAIT!  These fans are not only PWM, but allow you to split the PWM signal to other fans.  It's almost too simple a concept, and yet it's so logical it makes you wonder why it's not a standard.  The bearing noise is minimal and there isn't any strange buzzing when ramping the fans up or down. This is something you just don't find in fans at this price point. Seeing as Arctic Cooling is a name known for performance, while being low noise, I would have liked to have seen some sort of rubber mounting system included. However at the price point I can understand the lack of extras. Basically, if you need to deck out your case with 120mm PWM controlled fans, and the blades being white is a plus or non-issue, then buy these fans. Seriously, just buy them cause they sell out way too often and you'll kick yourself for procrastinating (true story, happened to me in a 1-week deadline birthday build, had to get some ghetto Kingwin 5 pack of fans instead. I ended up purchasing the Arctic Cooling fans for myself later, as they are only $6 more and sooooo much nicer).
1312281
Either installed in the HP Media computer or standalone on the desk, when the fan comes on it's way too loud.  I am returning it.
2231194
The case is good itself however the PSU fan is very very noisy (it is not a loud fan, more like a mechanical noise) and it is very annoying. Too bad that this compact case is still being shipped with defective PSU units and not corrected by EVGA.

Edit: After a quick RMA process (EVGA was very helpful in this case),  PSU is now much more quieter. However PSU fan is still louder than anything in the case. If it had a quieter PSU fan, it would have been the perfect case indeed.
2144903
The heatsink is unusable because the push-pin is of such poor quality while it is located in an inaccessable position underneath the cooling surface.  After an hour of nicked fingers and cursing, I put the OEM Intel fan back.  If the push-pins were on par with the Intel pins, the task would have been do-able.

Not recommended unless the board is out of your system, no memory plugged in, and you have very strong tiny fingers.  Even then, you're at risk of it pooping loose and destroying your CPU & sytem.  If it came with a frame that mounts the opposite side of the MOBO, it would have been worth disassembling the system to install.
1616738
This fan is great by itself, but not paired with an existing blade master that comes with hyper 212+ or a seidon liquid cooler fan.
The stock fans with the previously mentioned CPU coolers are .36v but this fan is .32v which means you'll get uneven flow if you want a push pull setup. (see my uploaded pic)

I would suggest buying this fan as a single replacement only.

Specs on the amazon page are wrong, the model number is: A12025-20RB-4CP-F1

Overall I love this fan, I was just slightly mislead.
805546
First, the fan does appear to be cooling much better than the stock fan that I replaced. The stock fan was letting the temp get in the 70 C range. This fan and heatsink is holding it in the low 40 C range. The lower rating is for the installation issues. First, in order to avoid costs of translations, the instructions are pictures only and you need to be careful to watch the sequence of photos as AMD and Intel photos are alternating. Next, since I was upgrading, I had to take out the MB to install the included under board bracket. No negatives for this step as most custom fans require their own mounting brackets these days. However, when I attempted to secure the bracket with the included screws, I could not get them to screw into the bracket. Upon further investigation, I discovered that the screws were not self tapping and the bracket holes had not been tapped! So, out to the garage to retrieve the tap and die set to remedy this issue. After tapping the holes, bracket tightened up nicely. Next, time to mount the heatsink to the CPU. Holes lined up precisely with the spring loaded screws on the heatsink. Pressed the first screw down and started it enough to hold. Moved to the opposite side and now that side of the bracket is levered way up off the MB. After pressing down much harder than I thought prudent, I was able to start that screw in the hole as well. Same issue as I worked the other two mounting screws down. Although all appears to be working well, I am concerned about the amount of tension holding the heatsink down on top of the CPU. Total time to install was a little over two hours for a guy that has been building computers since the 80's. This particular installation with my MB was not for a rookie.
321292
As these are labeled "Quiet Edition", they are not that quiet. I plan to purchase a fan controller as my MoBo runs these at a high RPM (older Mobo with no fan control in the Bios), and they are noticeably loud. Good fan overall and the LED's are subtle and not obnoxiously bright which is a plus in my opinion. I would buy these again, but with a fan hub controller in mind.
859062
I purchased this fan to install in my PC that didn't come with a case fan.  The case has a place to mount one, but I assume the manufacture was trying to save a buck and use natural convection for cooling.  Bad idea once you start adding accessories.

The installation was super simple because there was a place for one.  My M/B only has has two fan ports, one for the CPU and the other I use for the PSU.  But the kit comes with a 12V connector that you can use to connect it to a HDD power supply connector in lieu of connecting to the m/b if you want.

It doesn't seem to move a lot of air though but it is SUPPER QUITE!  I had to get a small piece of tissue to see if the fan was actually moving any air.  I'll reserve judgement on how well it cools the case until I have it installed for a couple of weeks or so, (I just got it installed.)

I knocked off one star because I did see any indication for air flow direction and I had to reinstall the fan.  I also had supply my own screws as the ones provided are WAY too short.  This was a non issue for me as I had a box of #6 screws and lock nuts.
3285853
This case has some issues.  With the system board I got, there is not enough room at the top to mount fans.  The fact that I will have to buy ultra thin fans for the top cost it a star.  The metal cover for the back ports was exceedingly hard to push in and I had to unmount the fan in back in order to get enough leverage to snap it into place.  Not impressed.  To documentation is awful

This is the system board I got
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00ZYK7I8I/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o03_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
599270
My rig was overheating, with my graphics card reaching 60-63C. I was looking for a cheap (but decent quality) way to cool off my rig. So I came across this fan. Since my power supply is a Thermaltake, I thought that this would be a good idea. The construction quality seems nice. The bracket connection to the fan is a bit loose, but other than that, the fan does its job. My original short circuited and caught fire the day after I installed it, but I managed to unplug my rig before the fan torched it. Thanks to Amazon for sending me a replacement. Now, my gfx card is at 57-60C.

WARNING: Before you install this fan, ensure that the + and - wires DO NOT touch each other, as that poses fire and shock hazards.

My system:

Antec Sonata chassis with front LEDs
Thermaltake TR2-430W power supply (with dual 80mm fans)
Gigabyte GA-965P-DS3 motherboard
Intel Core 2 Duo E6400 system processor with Zalman copper heatsink
Corsair DDR2 PC2-5300 system RAM
XFX nVidia GeForce 8600gt graphics card with 256mb RAM
Toshiba/Samsung DVD drive
Samsung HD403LJ 400GB 7200rpm hard drive
Thermaltake A2426 80mm LED PCI slot fan
Antec Tricool 3-speed 120mm systen exhaust fan
3205359
This is a nice fan but I would note that in order to purchase it you would normally be going into a higher spending range than you might for a lot of other alternatives.  For example, the&nbsp;<a data-hook="product-link-linked" class="a-link-normal" href="/Honeywell-Fresh-Breeze-Tower-Fan-with-Remote-Control-HY-048BP/dp/B000E13ERQ/ref=cm_cr_arp_d_rvw_txt?ie=UTF8">Honeywell Fresh Breeze Tower Fan with Remote Control, HY-048BP</a>, that my family had been using prior to getting this Vornado Air Circulator.  I would also note that this Air Circulator is not an oscillating fan, rather it stands in the same position all the time.  That does not, however, mean that this fan doesn't move air around within the space it is used in.  Far from, it absolutely circulates air around the room/space and does so in a way that basically eliminates the need for the oscillating action that other fans would typically have.

Let me start by noting that assembly of this item was, pardon the pun, a breeze.  The two pieces of the base snap on easily and then are screwed tightly into place so the base stays together.  The screws were in a package that also included the remote control that is shown at the top of the picture of the tower.  That remote control has a small magnet on the bottom that holds the remote control in place on the top of the tower.  Since the tower doesn't move around in any oscillating manner, the remote control easily stays in place with that little bit of magnetic pull.  Total time for assembly was measured in minutes and then just a few of them.  If I had to get up to go find my box of screwdrivers, it might have taken a total of 10 - 15 minutes (unless I totally misplaced the box of screwdrivers ;-) )

I wish that this air circulator offered the ionizer feature that some of the other fans in my home include, but I am not downgrading this item because of that want, rather I'm just being a little stingy with the stars here and holding back that 5th star as for me this item just doesn't quite hit the I love it mark.  It is nice, and is a solid 4 star product, but 5 stars is something I try to reserve for things I couldn't help but recommend for anyone.
3972162
I was thinking I was buying regular fans that plug into wall outlets and not the computer !! I need to replace them if you will !!!
4233128
Well I can't speak to the performance yet as it is being installed now and it would have been helpful if installation insructions, manual and warranty info had come with fan. Also, the installers are almost done but had to stop and go out and buy screws to complete the job as the screws that came with it were not even close to being long enough to attach the top trim. I am sure that is going to cost me extra. Hope it works well but wish I had bought one that came with all these items.
3943742
The length of the cable is far too short to reach any of the THREE fan connections on my motherboard, and this was for a mid tower-size case.  Required an adapter (extension) before I could even use it.  I don't have the equipment to test airflow, but it doesn't feel very strong.  However my temps are good after installation, with this being the primary cooling fan. It definitely seems quiet enough when running full speed.  I've heard people comment on the thin cables but they aren't really "hair thin", and they work, so OK by me. Nice warranty for this fan (though return shipping makes it far less attractive).
Again, the cable length is ridiculous - be prepared with a solution or it will likely be unusable. This fan would probably have sold itself & become popular if there wasn't such a silly cost-cutting measure.  Probably the last product I ever buy from this company, hope they got rich from saving 2 cents per fan.
401833
This AIO cooler did wonders with my temps. from 80C down to 40C. Cut the noise down, and overall ambient temperature. I'm very satisfied with everything but the fans. I'm on day three and both fans have started to fail. I'm not happy I have to remove and install new fans THREE DAYS after installing this product. It was a giant hassle getting this in by myself, now I'm going to have to take it out and put new fans in. That's something I wasn't expecting to do for at least a couple years.

I'm happy with the 540D, my 4+ year old DDR3 Dominator ram, and k70. But the H110 has only half made the purchase worth it.

If the rad/pump didn't work so well I'd be inclined to give this a 2 star.