00:00Hey everyone, if your case is so tight that a normal 25mm fan turns into a wall,
00:05you're in the right place. I went through the sales and ratings to find the best deals for
00:09my top 5 slim 15mm case fans for tight builds. These are the ones actually worth your money.
00:17First up, the 120mm slim PWM fan with 53.6 CFM and D-vibration rubber pads.
00:24This thing is only 15mm thick, so it fits where standard fans won't,
00:29and the rubber corners help cut down rattles. At $11.43, with nearly 5,000 sold and a perfect
00:365-star rating, it's a safe, quiet, no-drama pick for small-form factor builds.
00:42Next is the Fanner 9015, a 9cm slim fan that's also just 15mm thick.
00:48It uses a liquid bearing, runs 800-2,200 revolutions per minute over 4-pin PWM,
00:54and it's perfect for tiny radiators or spots where a 120mm simply won't squeeze in.
01:00It's $12.47, has over 4,700 sales, and a 4.7 rating, solid choice if you need that smaller
01:08size.
01:09Third, we've got another 120mm slim 15mm PWM fan with 53.6 CFM and D-vibration rubber,
01:17but this one is only $7.79. Yeah, under $8.
01:23It's sold over 4,600 times and holds a 4.9 rating, so if you're building on a budget and
01:29just need reliable airflow, this is probably the best value on the list.
01:34Fourth is the Noctua 120x15mm slim fan.
01:38You're paying for the premium stuff here, SSO2 bearing, ultra-quiet operation,
01:43and that famous Noctua reliability. It's $35.80, which is a lot compared to the others,
01:50but if you're doing a low-profile ITX cooler or a silence-focused build, it's worth it.
01:55Over 4,000 sold and a 4.5 rating.
01:59Finally, the Tusser UT-12015.
02:02It's a 120mm slim fan with an FDB bearing, PWM control from 800-2,400 revolutions per minute,
02:10and a 15mm frame that slips into tight spots.
02:14At $11.50, it hits a nice middle ground between price, airflow, and quiet operation.
02:21It's got over 4,000 sales and a 4.8 rating, so it's a really balanced pick.
02:26All five links are in the description below,
02:29so you can check current prices and pick the one that fits your build.
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02:38Thanks for watching, and happy building!
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