These 200mm fans from Thermaltake are huge and, unsurprisingly, pump vast amounts of air into your system. These fans only come in a pack of three so you will have to pay the top price for them but with an abundance of features and some of the best RGB lighting we have seen on a fan, they are worth it. You can even set these fans to reflect the current weather condition in your area by syncing it up with Amazon Alexa!Įven though these fans feature a hydraulic bearing for friction reduction like the Corsair LL series, the TT fans offer a similar low max noise at just 25 dBA. You can actually sync these fans up with your phone and when you say ‘Hello TT’ you can control the light modes, brightness, fan speeds, and even switch them off entirely via commands. These fans have some interesting features around what Thermaltake calls the “RGB PLUS Ecosystem”. Even though the Corsair LL series are brilliant, they have two connectors for each fan to power the fan and the RGB, which can get a bit messy! The intense illumination comes from not two, not three but four RGB loops! If the extra RGB loop wasn’t enough, Thermaltake has made these fans incredibly user-friendly with the introduction of the 9-pin USB connector. These fans offer a good level of airflow while also providing the best RGB lighting I have seen on a fan before.

The Thermaltake Riing RGB fans are arguably the best on the list, and by quite some way too.

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