My buddy has some GT's and he brought them over one day so we could wire them up into him case and personally I didn't really like the feel of them. They are heavy and solid but kinda feel cheap. The push air and lots of it but they are too loud for my likely at ~70%. What are you planning on using your fans for? Heatsinks, case fans, WC?
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Someone mentioned connecting the CPU fan to a chassis header, but I have no idea how that would work out.
