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White 120mm ARGB case fan with translucent blades and frame, PWM connector visible

Corn Electronics

Corn Electronics ICEFAN 240 ARGB Snow 120mm case fan

SKU CH-AVXF-H4H00

White 120 mm PWM case fan with addressable RGB lighting, 900–2000 rpm speed range, 56.5 CFM airflow and 16.2–31.5 dB(A) noise

  • ColorWhite
  • LEDARGB
  • PWM adjusts 900 to 2,000 RPM for quiet or high airflow
  • Each fan delivers 56.5 CFM maximum airflow
  • Noise ranges from 16.2 to 31.5 dB(A) per fan
  • Addressable RGB syncs with motherboard 5V 3-pin header
  • White frame and blades with even light diffuser

White ARGB PWM case fan

The Corn Electronics ICEFAN 240 ARGB Snow is a 120 mm PWM case fan with addressable RGB lighting and a white finish. It connects via a standard 5 V 3-pin ARGB header and a 4-pin PWM header for motherboard control. The fan spins between 900 and 2 000 RPM, delivering up to 56.5 CFM per unit at 31.5 dB(A).

Suits ARGB builds needing quiet airflow

This fan suits builders who want synchronised addressable RGB lighting and low-noise cooling for a radiator or chassis. It is not for systems without a 5 V ARGB header or a 4-pin PWM header, nor for users who need static-pressure curves outside the 900–2 000 RPM range.

56.5 CFM at 31.5 dB(A)

The key figure is the maximum airflow of 56.5 CFM per fan at a noise ceiling of 31.5 dB(A). That balance decides whether the ICEFAN 240 ARGB Snow meets the cooling target for your radiator or case layout.

Highlights

  • PWM adjusts 900 to 2,000 RPM for quiet or high airflow
  • Each fan delivers 56.5 CFM maximum airflow
  • Noise ranges from 16.2 to 31.5 dB(A) per fan
  • Addressable RGB syncs with motherboard 5V 3-pin header
  • White frame and blades with even light diffuser

Specifications

ColorWhite
LEDARGB

Questions about this item

How often will the 120 mm fan bearings need servicing under continuous 240 mm radiator use?

The fans use a sealed bearing design rated for long-term operation; no user-serviceable schedule is published, so replacement is only needed if noise or vibration increases beyond the 16.2–31.5 dB(A) range.

Which limit appears first when running both fans at 2 000 rpm on a 240 mm radiator — airflow or noise?

At maximum 2 000 rpm each fan delivers 56.5 CFM while producing 31.5 dB(A); the acoustic ceiling is reached before the airflow ceiling.

What is the combined heat output and power draw when both 120 mm fans run at 900 rpm all day?

At the 900 rpm minimum each fan runs at 16.2 dB(A) with minimal power draw; total heat contribution is negligible inside a ventilated chassis.

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