Bloodyvikings

I think I heard the same noise from the fans when they were outside of the case, but I will remove one later today just to double check. But I suppose that's what the fans really sounds like and those who think they're quiet live in a more noisy environment. My apartment is really well isolated from the outside. I am the kind of person who thinks that the low frequency sound of a modern TV is super annoying, so I was hoping that these fans wouldn't make any sound at all other than the sound of moving air. FYI, I've heard the same kind of sound from every fan I've used besides the ones from Be Quiet. They make some kind of sound at lower RPM but not the same as these and every other brand I've used. Even Noctuas annoy me.

Wait what? How do I set it to 4-pin? Where? I had no idea you could do that. EDIT Nvm, I checked and it is 4-pin in the settings.

Hi, I recently purchased 7x Corsair ML120 fans and they make this obnoxious clicking sound as soon as they run at less than 1300RPM. They are connected via a Corsair Commander Pro fan hub but I have tested with 3 other hubs and even ran them connected directly to each of the fan headers on my motherboard. They sound horrible to me. I have tested dozens of different brands in my computer, including EK-Furious Vardar EVO 120 BB and Be Quiet! Silent Wings 2 where only the latter actually kept what they promised and were silent on low RPM. Unfortunately Be Quiet's fans don't move enough air through my rads so I'm forced to go with the Corsair ones. I've uploaded an audio file on Soundcloud here: -- that humming noise does not exist in my computer, it is my cellphone's mic that makes it sound like that. Is it normal for them to click like that at lower RPMs? I've read that if they get insufficient voltage they make clicking noises, but according to iCUE (https://i.imgur.com/M3tccoC.png) the Commander Pro gets 12v which is exactly what the fans need to work properly.