It is very nice, the accessories like the included splitter are also all white.

It is a very nice looking fan, I agree. It also came with a nice white Y-splitter.

Hey how do they perform? Im stuck between these and the lian li p28 ( Im going to install them to my aio)

@@zenif7976 hey! i used them in a o11 air mini build that i flipped, but they ran well, can't do much better than them in the price range better or similar fans would probably cost 50% more (like $12 or $25 fans) such as the wondersnail

Honestly it depends on your preferences. The GT has ball bearing noise, and doesn't come with many accessories. Meanwhile, the TL-B12 comes with a few accessories, and IMO looks nicer, but it does have the quiet buzzing sound which is maybe faintly audible at low speeds. The blade design is basically the same, so I expect airflow performance to be very similar.

I'm actually trying to find these 2 fans in Europe, at reasonable prices... I know in Poland the vento pro goes for dirty cheap, but can't find an eShop that ships to Italy.

I agree, the fan does look very nice. In terms of acoustics, Noctuas will be better generally. It does make a buzzing sound, which you can hear at low RPM. You can hear it in this video if you turn your speakers/headphones up.

yes, i hear it :((( i hope this is my... imagination xD

@@ydihtty all fans sucks! i hate it! }:0

@@ph7neutral Your best bet might be to wait for Noctua white fans, hopefully they do a white NF-A12x25. Maybe consider the Corsair SP120 Elite white? Although that is a RGB fan.

@@ydihtty yes! you understand everything right! i wait white Noctua fans! but they release white fans only in Q2 2022 :(

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Yeah the ticking on this fan isn't too bad, but it is there. The fan is a neutral white, I use a pretty warm white bulb (2700K) for lighting in most of my videos. It would probably be better to combine it with my daylight bulb I use for normal room lighting. I wouldn't expect the white P12 to sound any different from the black. I tried to figure out how to convert it to dB, but haven't found a way to do it yet. I could put it through a log function and try to calibrate it though, I need to do some more experimentation with this. The GN flow tester will be interesting, but for me, its only half the story - the psychoacoustic (not just dB levels) part is probably more important to a lot of people, which I aim to help with in my videos. If a fan has good performance and low dB levels, it might seem good in some reviews, but maybe it makes a really annoying sound that isn't reflected by the dB level. That's the kind of thing that would make or break a fan purchasing decision, in my opinion. Hopefully GN can cover this aspect too.

@@ydihtty Yeah I love my daylight LED bulbs - they keep a neutral ambience that allow the natural colours of items, walls, paint (my ones in the garage make my white car paint pop). It’s hard to reflect how these things will sound once they’re in people’s various cases/under desks etc. but at least you’re trying to provide a starting point or reference. I just think dB is the ‘dialect’ of consumers here 🙂 Keep up the good work.

Для такой цены? Вертушка 1000р стоит, очнись

@@victorschannel7068 там где я живу он стоит дороже чем be quiet! Silent Wings 4 120mm PWM high-speed BL094. Если пересчитать на рос рубли, то Thermalright TL-B12W у нас стоит 2800, мне такое за такие деньги не нужно. Выбираю be quiet!