00:00Alright, so if you're building in a small form factor case, you already know the struggle, tiny case, hot GPU,
00:06and suddenly your whole build sounds like a jet engine.
00:09Well, I went digging and found the best deals on Prism 4 Pro fans that every small form factor builder
00:14needs, and honestly, some of these prices made me do a double take.
00:18Let me show you.
00:20First up is the 3-pack, and this is the one I'd start with if you're doing a fresh build.
00:25You get three 120mm RGB fans for $22, that's basically $7 a fan.
00:32They've got the Xinguang synchronous lighting, so all three glow in perfect sync right out of the box, plus temperature
00:38control that ramps them up only when things actually get hot.
00:42Nearly 5,000 people bought these, and they're sitting at a perfect 5-star rating.
00:47For a small build, that's your whole airflow sorted in one go.
00:51Now, maybe you only need to swap one fan.
00:54That's where this next one shines.
00:57It's the single Prism 4 Pro ARGB fan at just 831, and it's the best seller of the bunch with
01:02almost 5,000 sold.
01:05Same silent temperature-controlled design as the pack, same sea-view room lighting look, but you're only paying for what
01:11you need.
01:12Perfect if one of your stock fans died or you want to replace that one noisy rear exhaust.
01:174.9 stars across thousands of buyers, that's not luck.
01:22Third one's a bit of a sleeper.
01:24This LDP-CSJ Prism 4 Pro fan has that infinite mirror design on the hub, so when it spins, the
01:30lighting looks deeper and almost endless, it genuinely looks way more expensive than it is.
01:35It's a 4-pin PWM fan at 932, and it supports 5-volt 3-pin motherboard sync too, so your
01:41lighting matches the rest of your build no matter what board you're running.
01:45It's rated a full 5 stars, and honestly, for the aesthetic alone in a glass-panel SFF case, it's worth
01:51it.
01:52Number 4 is the airflow monster of the list.
01:56This 120mm LDP-CSJ pushes 45.2 CFM and spins from 800 up to 1800 revolutions per minute, so when
02:04your GPU dump truck of heat kicks in during a gaming session, this thing actually moves air, not just lights.
02:10It's PWM-controlled on a 4-pin header, runs on 12 volts, and it's only $8.11, making it the
02:17cheapest fan here.
02:18If your small case runs hot and you need raw cooling more than anything, grab this one.
02:23Last up is the Upsirin UF1, and this is the quiet one.
02:28Same 45.2 CFM airflow, but it tops out at 1500 revolutions per minute instead of 1800, which means less
02:35noise at load, and in a small case sitting on your desk, that matters a lot.
02:40It's got the 4-pin PWM control, full ARGB, and it's 838.
02:45Almost 4,000 buyers rate it 4.9 stars.
02:49If you game at night or record anything, this is the fan I'd pick.
02:53So those are the 5 Prism 4 Pro fans I think every small form factor builder needs, all the links
02:59are in the description below.
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