Thermaltake
Riing Quad 12 RGB Radiator Fan TT Premium Edition 3 Fan Pack
Elevate your PC's cooling and aesthetics with the Thermaltake Riing Quad 12 RGB Radiator Fan. This TT Premium Edition fan boasts four independent LED rings with 54 addressable LEDs, delivering stunning, customizable lighting effects via NeonMaker software. Engineered for silent operation, it features a hydraulic bearing for reduced noise and extended lifespan. The 9-blade PWM fan ensures efficient airflow and superior cooling performance, making it an ideal choice for builds prioritizing both performance and visual appeal.
$119.99
Owner Satisfaction
3.9
/ 5
Category Rank
3430
/ 3608
#3430 in Computer System Cooling Parts
Price vs Category Average
-21%
Below average
Fan Size
120
/ mm
Who it's for
- Unmatched RGB Density and Customization
- Comprehensive Software Control and Synchronization
- Optimized Radiator Performance and Build Quality
Who should skip it
- High Premium Price Point
- Complex Proprietary Controller and Wiring
- Software Stability and Resource Overhead
Key Specs
Fan Size
120mm
LED Color
RGB
Bearing Type
Hydraulic Bearing
Speed
500~1500 RPM
Air Flow
40.9 CFM
Air Pressure
1.4 mm-H2O
Noise Level
25.2 dBA
Life Expectation
40,000 hrs
Features
- Unique 4-ring RGB lighting with 54 LEDs
- Customizable lighting with NeonMaker software
- Silent operation with hydraulic bearing
- High airflow with 9-blade PWM fan
- Anti-vibration pads for reduced noise
- Syncs with TT RGB PLUS Ecosystem
- Integrated Razer Chroma and Alexa support
- Includes lighting and fan controller
What customers say
These fans are overwhelmingly praised for their industry leading aesthetic appeal. Customers love the unique four ring design and the dense 54 addressable LEDs per fan, calling the lighting unparalleled and vibrant. This visual fidelity is the primary selling point, justifying the premium price for enthusiasts focused on high end looks. However, the positive sentiment is significantly tempered by the software experience. The TT RGB Plus software is frequently cited as buggy, resource heavy, and prone to synchronization failures. Installation complexity due to proprietary controllers and extensive cabling also frustrates users. While physical build quality is robust, some reliability concerns exist regarding controller malfunctions. Ultimately, users prioritize unmatched visual impact over software instability.
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