:. Installation .:

The installation is easy and I think the hardest part is deciding where to actually put the fan. Once you have decided where to place the fan, the next step is to screw in the four included screws and connect the fan to the motherboard.

:. Pros and Cons .:

:. Pros .:

• Bright 4 LEDs
• Makes cool twisted glowing effect
• 32.11 CFM @ 25.0 dB(A)
• Looks cool in a case

:. Cons .:

• None

:. Conclusion .:

It looks like just another basic transparent plastic fan, but once you see it running, you will appreciate the quality of the LEDS and also the nice 32.11 CFM. If you are looking for a very cool looking fan for your modded case that actually does what a fan should do then I highly recommend you put the TLF-R82 in your shopping list because I know I am very satisfied with this fan and now all I need is 5 more to make everything match in my case. The black fans I have just look so basic now when compared to the Cooler Master fan.

At this time the available date and price have not been announced but expect it to cost a bit more then your regular LED fans.

I would like to thank Tony Lam  from Cooler Master for being so generous in sending the  TLF-R82 to us for review.

modfactor.com rating: 9.5/10