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This 120mm ARGB case fan is designed to provide powerful cooling and vibrant lighting in a sleek, modern form. With a high-efficiency blade design, the fan delivers strong airflow and static pressure, making it suitable for both case ventilation and radiator mounting.
The fan includes addressable RGB LEDs that create dynamic lighting effects and are fully controllable through standard 3-pin ARGB headers. It operates with low noise thanks to a hydro bearing system and rubber vibration-dampening pads at all four corners.
PWM speed control allows the fan to adjust automatically based on thermal demand, ensuring optimal performance while maintaining quiet operation. Its streamlined cabling supports daisy-chaining for cleaner builds and easier management.
Key Features:
High-Efficiency Cooling: Provides strong airflow and static pressure
Low Noise: Hydro bearing with anti-vibration pads
Addressable RGB: Dynamic lighting effects with ARGB compatibility
PWM Fan Control: Intelligent fan speed adjustment
Daisy-Chain Design: Simplified cable routing
Specifications:
Dimensions:
Fan Size:
120 x 120 x 25 mm
Performance:
Fan Speed:
500 ? 1800 RPM ±10%
Airflow:
Up to 61.91 CFM
Static Pressure:
Up to 1.83 mmH2O
Noise Level:
=28 dB(A)
Electrical Characteristics:
Rated Voltage (Fan):
12 VDC
Rated Voltage (LED):
5 VDC
Rated Current (Fan):
0.13 A
Rated Current (LED):
0.21 A
Power Consumption (Fan):
1.56 W
Power Consumption (LED):
1.05 W
Connectivity:
Fan Connector:
4-pin PWM
LED Connector:
3-pin ARGB (5V)
Lighting:
Type:
Addressable RGB
Control:
Compatible with 5V ARGB motherboard headers
Construction:
Bearing Type:
Hydro Bearing
Frame Material:
PBT
Blade Material:
Polycarbonate
Noise Dampening:
Rubber pads on all corners
Package Contents:
1 x 120mm ARGB Fan
Mounting Screws
User Guide
Warranty:
2 Years
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