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PCBuilder TORNADO CHILL 120mm ARGB Fan - Black
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The PCBuilder TORNADO CHILL 120mm ARGB Fan provides efficient cooling and customisable lighting for your PC. It features a 9-blade hydraulic bearing fan with up to 1800RPM and ARGB sync compatibility.
The PCBuilder TORNADO CHILL 120mm ARGB Fan in black is a cooling component for desktop computers. It is designed to provide airflow to PC cases while adding customisable lighting effects. This fan is suitable for PC builders and enthusiasts looking to optimise their system's thermal performance and aesthetics.
- Operates at 800-1800RPM±10% with a maximum noise level of 30dBA.
- Features a 9-blade design with a hydraulic bearing for efficient cooling.
- Provides up to 46.7CFM airflow and 1.5mmH20 air pressure.
- Compatible with popular ARGB sync technologies including MSI Mystic Light, ASRock Polychrome, ASUS Aura Sync, and Gigabyte Fusion 2.0.
- Connects via a 4-pin PWM for fan power and a 3-pin 5V for ARGB lighting.
- Constructed from ABS, copper, and aluminium, with a cable length of 450mm.
This fan is ideal for use in various PC case configurations, offering both cooling performance and customisable ARGB illumination to complement your build.
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The PCBuilder TORNADO CHILL 120mm ARGB Fan provides efficient cooling and customisable lighting for your PC. It features a 9-blade hydraulic bearing fan with up to 1800RPM and ARGB sync compatibility.
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