Corn Electronics 120mm White ARGB Case Fan PWM 500-1500 RPM 68.2 CFM
- Case Fan
- White
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A 120 mm PWM case fan with hydraulic bearing, 700–1800 RPM, 76.16 CFM airflow and 15.2–35.2 dB noise in white without LEDs
LED Non-LED
The Corn Electronics 120 mm white fan uses a hydraulic bearing and PWM control to deliver 76.16 CFM at up to 1800 RPM. It fits standard 120×120×25 mm mounting points and weighs 150 g. The non-LED design keeps the interior dark for clean aesthetics.
The 4-pin PWM connector allows automatic speed regulation between 700 and 1800 RPM. Below the 7 V starting voltage the motor will not spin, so very low duty cycles may stall the fan. Maximum noise reaches 35.2 dB(A) at full speed, while idle operation sits at 15.2 dB(A).
Builders upgrading from 3-pin fixed-speed fans gain temperature-based control and a wider 700–1800 RPM range. The hydraulic bearing offers longer life than sleeve types at similar cost. Buyers who need higher static pressure for dense radiators or more airflow than 76.16 CFM should consider larger or faster models.
| Type | Case Fan |
|---|---|
| Color | White |
| LED | Non-LED |
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The supplied facts describe a single 120 × 120 × 25 mm model; no other dimensions or capacity variants are listed.
At the maximum 1800 RPM the fan can move up to 76.16 CFM of air through a case or cooler, with actual flow depending on system resistance.
The 4-pin PWM connector allows the motherboard to vary speed between 700 and 1800 RPM, so the fan never exceeds the 2.4 W power input or 35.2 dB(A) noise ceiling.
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