LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD Sound Card 120mm 58 CFM 27.2 dBA 300-2000 RPM
A 120mm case fan adjustable from 300 to 2000 RPM moves 58 CFM at 1.94 mmH2O static pressure while running at 27.2 dBA
- Adjustable airflow from 300 to 2000 RPM delivers up to 58 CFM for targeted cooling
- Hydraulic bearing runs as quiet as 27.2 dBA for low-noise operation
- 94 mmH2O static pressure pushes air through radiators and dense heatsinks
- Daisy-chain connector links multiple fans to simplify cable routing
- Black 120 mm frame fits dark-themed builds as intake or exhaust
Cooling fan for PC builds
This 120mm case fan suits builders who want adjustable airflow between 300 and 2000 RPM. It pushes up to 58 CFM with 1.94 mmH2O static pressure for effective heat removal. A hydraulic bearing keeps noise down to 27.2 dBA at maximum speed. The black finish fits dark-themed interiors.
Users needing quiet targeted cooling
The fan works as intake or exhaust on CPU air coolers, radiators and case mounts. Daisy-chain connectors simplify cable routing across multiple units. Buyers who require PWM control or addressable lighting should look elsewhere. Systems that demand higher static pressure than 1.94 mmH2O will need a different model.
120mm hydraulic-bearing fan
The single specification that decides fit is the 120mm frame with hydraulic bearing and 300-2000 RPM range. Verify your mounting points accept 120mm spacing before purchase. The 58 CFM airflow and 27.2 dBA noise rating follow from this core design. No other size or bearing variant is offered in this listing.
Highlights
- Adjustable airflow from 300 to 2000 RPM delivers up to 58 CFM for targeted cooling
- Hydraulic bearing runs as quiet as 27.2 dBA for low-noise operation
- 94 mmH2O static pressure pushes air through radiators and dense heatsinks
- Daisy-chain connector links multiple fans to simplify cable routing
- Black 120 mm frame fits dark-themed builds as intake or exhaust
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How do I install the three fans using the daisy-chain connector and which header should I use?
Connect the first fan to a 4-pin PWM or 3-pin DC header on the motherboard, then link the remaining two fans through the daisy-chain cables; the motherboard will control all three speeds together from 300 to 2000 RPM.
What part of the fan will wear out first and how do I replace it?
The hydraulic bearing is the only moving part that ages; when noise rises above 27.2 dBA or airflow drops below 58 CFM, replace the entire 120mm fan unit as the bearing is not serviceable.
At what point does the fan hit its airflow limit during a long gaming session?
The fan reaches its maximum 58 CFM and 1.94 mmH2O static pressure at 2000 RPM; sustained loads that demand more airflow than this will cause temperatures to climb despite the fan running at full speed.
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