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BFKK UNI Fan 120mm White Edition Infinity Mirror ARGB PWM Case Fan 3 Pack Black
Three 120 mm fans deliver up to 68 CFM each at 29 dBA with daisy-chain ARGB and PWM control from 800 to 2000 RPM
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- Infinity mirror ARGB lighting creates 3D visual depth
- Daisy-chain slide-in design uses only one cable per cluster
- PWM control adjusts 800–2000 RPM to CPU temperature
- 68 CFM airflow from bionic blade shape cools efficiently
- 29 dBA damping pads keep operation quiet
Triple-pack 120 mm ARGB case fans
This three-pack supplies three 120 mm PWM fans with addressable RGB lighting and an infinity-mirror side panel. The daisy-chain interlocking design lets the fans snap together so only one cable runs to the motherboard. They are built for standard case or radiator mounting in a new build or upgrade.
Daisy-chain cabling and 5 V ARGB sync
Each fan connects to the next with a slide-in pin mechanism, removing the need for separate power and signal wires per unit. The 5 V three-pin ARGB header works with major motherboard RGB ecosystems for 16 million programmable colours. PWM control on a four-pin header adjusts speed automatically between 800 and 2000 RPM based on temperature.
Users wanting clean cable routing
Builders who value a tidy interior and unified lighting across three fans will benefit from the single-cable cluster and mirror effect. Buyers who need higher static pressure for dense radiators or silence below 29 dBA at load should consider alternatives.
Highlights
- Infinity mirror ARGB lighting creates 3D visual depth
- Daisy-chain slide-in design uses only one cable per cluster
- PWM control adjusts 800–2000 RPM to CPU temperature
- 68 CFM airflow from bionic blade shape cools efficiently
- 29 dBA damping pads keep operation quiet
Specifications
| Color | Black |
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Questions about this item
At what RPM does the 68 CFM airflow rating apply?
The 68 CFM maximum airflow is produced at the top PWM speed of 2000 RPM.
What is the noise level when the fans run continuously at full speed?
At 2000 RPM the fans reach 29 dBA, so all-day operation stays at that level.
Which motherboard headers are needed to run the ARGB lighting and PWM control?
A 5 V 3-pin ARGB header for lighting sync and a 4-pin PWM header for 800–2000 RPM speed control.
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