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NO. Hurricane RGB Divine Light Fantasy Fan 12CM 1400 RPM 24 dB 510 g
A 12 cm hydraulic-bearing cooling fan spins at 1400 RPM while producing only 24 dB of noise
- Chassis TypeDesktop
- Hydraulic bearing runs at 24 dB for quiet cooling
- 1400 RPM airflow keeps chassis temperatures low
- 12 cm frame fits standard case mounts
- ABS construction with anti-slip design resists vibration
- 510 g weight adds stability without straining brackets
Hurricane RGB Divine Light Fantasy Fan
The NO. Hurricane RGB Divine Light Fantasy Fan is a 12 cm cooling fan built for desktop chassis. It uses a hydraulic bearing and ABS construction to deliver quiet airflow for standard system builds. The fan includes ARGB lighting for visual customisation inside the case. It suits users who want silent cooling with a light-show element.
Capacity and headroom
At 1400 RPM the fan moves enough air for typical mid-range components while keeping noise at 24 dB. The hydraulic bearing maintains consistent speed under continuous load without rattling. It will struggle to cool heavily overclocked CPUs or multi-GPU configurations that demand higher static pressure. Builders needing maximum thermal headroom should look at larger or faster alternatives.
Single specification
The hydraulic bearing is the deciding specification because it determines both the 24 dB noise floor and the fan’s long-term reliability. A sleeve or ball bearing would either be louder or wear out faster at 1400 RPM. If silent operation over years matters more than peak airflow, this bearing type makes the fan the right part.
Highlights
- Hydraulic bearing runs at 24 dB for quiet cooling
- 1400 RPM airflow keeps chassis temperatures low
- 12 cm frame fits standard case mounts
- ABS construction with anti-slip design resists vibration
- 510 g weight adds stability without straining brackets
Specifications
| Chassis Type | Desktop |
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Questions about this item
How does the 12 cm Hurricane fan line up with the mounting holes on my existing chassis?
The fan is built to the 12 cm standard spacing used on most desktop chassis, so it aligns with the same four-hole pattern as other 12 cm fans.
What should I see and hear to confirm the Hurricane fan is running correctly after installation?
At 1400 RPM the blades spin steadily and the hydraulic bearing keeps noise around 24 dB, while the ARGB lighting syncs with the motherboard RGB header to show the divine-light effects.
Which items come in the colourful packaging and what must I supply myself?
The box contains the Hurricane RGB fan only; you will need to provide a 5 V ARGB header or controller and a 4-pin PWM fan header on the motherboard.
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