If there's one thing computer geeks like me really love, it's showing off our hardware. For some, that means spending thousands of dollars on high-end hardware. For others, Best Fans for Gaming it's putting as much coolant on a CPU or GPU as is humanly possible. But, ladies and gentlemen, the third type is the one we're going to focus on today, and it's the type that wants to have enough RGB lighting that it can easily be replaced with a headlight.

RGB lighting has become very important over the past 2-3 years, with everything that entails from fans to the incredible gaming RAM that comes with RGB lighting. Honestly, I wouldn't be surprised to see gaming motherboards with RGB lighting (and saying that I'm sure a product like this has gone on sale). Either way, you should know that RGB lighting can be cool if done right.

One thing to keep in mind before you start is that these are fans of specific cases. This means that they are not really suitable for use on a CPU, GPU or heatsink / cooler. In fact, they offer an outward-facing aesthetic design while still performing well enough to make them work.