anidees Graphic Card Cooler 3 x 80mm PWM Fan, Support Aura SYNC/Mystic Sync/Aura RGB/RGB Fusion (5V 3 Pin Addressable headers ONLY) PCI Mount Bracket with Remote- AI-GP-CL

I purchased a computer recently, and opted for a 5700XT by Radeon, and instantly noticed that the GPU runs very hot. I opted to mess with the fan settings with the software, but found that reverts back very frequently, and have had a few crashes that I can correlate to setting changes. This problem with it running hot, causes the GPU to throttle back and compromise the performance when I would hit about 77-78C. I opted for this fan to see if it could correct the issue until AMD was able to rectify their software and correct the fan settings.I will say, this fan has cooled my GPU between 7-10C both at idle and at load. You couple this with some cool RGB that work nicely with my other lights in the case, and I'm pretty happy. I read others having problems with the installation, but I have a large case, and I had no issues with the install, nor the hooking it up and making it work.Would recommend to anyone that struggles with elevated temps on their GPU, as this will help with the longevity of the card to run at cooler temps.

Got this for our customer that was having problems keeping his overclocked 3090 board running without being throttled while he was "playing" games. I highlighted playing because this fellow takes his games very seriously and enters all the contests or meets (whichever is correct) and from what he says has won quite a few.We didn't build this unit but somehow he got it from Dell as a gratuity. Its is the latest Dell R12 and the way it is setup you can only have 1 - 3090 due to space issues. Dell, like most of the other consumer assemblers, tries to use the smallest case, motherboard, etc. to maximize their profits. So there is little room for any kind of cooling, however the CPU does have liquid cooling and we recommended the card should have the same.Anyway this cooler fit in between the two slots left because the connector you see coming down is merely a piece of metal and it does not need to connect to the MB by using a PCie slot. It has its own 3 & 4 pin connectors as well as a SATA for power. His temps were in the ±90°C and he felt the GPU was being throttled at those temps. We put the fan card in and had him start using the unit and while the temps only hit the high 60s and low 70s. I offered to build a unit for him for cost but being still in college he needs every penny.Basically we solved his problem for less than $50.00 and 20 minutes time. If you have any problems with heat, or you just want to treat your unit, this board will get you there quickly and economically. It takes two slots and ideally it should go into a PCie slot, but as I said above they don't have to be on the MB slots - just need the ability to fasten it in. It is built solid and not just 3 fans screwed together.

Here’s the scoop. These fans do work and will cool your GPU. However they are reasonably noisy. They’re not as loud as much at would say they carry a distinct noise. The problem is that once you go into bios and set these to PWM mode and make the fan noise tolerable, the performance/cooling gain becomes negligible if not barely noticeable.If you want to run them in DC mode they will cool your GPU significantly. I noticed a 5-6c drop. I even got a little extra CPU cooling.I think this cooler would be best served in a closed front panel case, maybe even an ITX case where there is minimal ventilation and better noise cancellation. But if you have a high airflow case with a mesh front panel like mine then they can always be heard no matter how low you set the RPM. It can be tolerable but I plan to eventually pull them out of the case because I just don’t want the noise.

Pros:- Fans are very quiet and push a decent amount of air. Has 3 manual modes or can be controlled by 4 pin PWM.- RGB has a great color range. Can be controlled by a manual mode with a remote. Also has a wide variety of color presets or you can run ARGB with the use of the 3 pin connector.- Build quality actually far better than expected. Does not feel like cheap plastic, has a pci post that is coated, and uses a metal back plate.- VERY easy to install.Cons:- Uses external SATA power.- Cable placement.- Does not really cool my Nvidia RTX 2080 ti FE but maybe by 2-3 degrees. (Possibly due to my chosen placement.)- Manual RGB mode only has 3 static colors Red/Green/Blue but tons of animated modes.- Bit pricey for what you get in my opinion.Overall I still recommend this even if for the aesthetics in my case.Update 12/21/22: Still running strong & no issues. I upgraded to a MSI 3080 ti and due to it's bulky shape I changed the placement. Still cools the same and still looks spectacular.

The GPU FAN looks good and seems to be well-build. But after less than one month of use, two of three fans starts roaring and vibrating. It looks like very low quality fans are used in this product, probably they do not have even basic ball bearing.Still two days of warranty left, so will try to return the fan back to seller. Would not expect so low quality for $50...

Really well made and great design. The first one I got had a bad fan, but it was replaced. The confusing part of the item is that "it can be mounted horizontally" but it does not come with anything to do so. I purchased a fan mount for the side of the PCI slots to mount the fan set horizontally. The fans blow very fast and the lighting works very well with MSI's Mystic light. The remote control seems to work well, but I just keep everything on high