ORVIX
ORVIX F9 92 mm Case Fan 1800 RPM Black
92 mm case fan delivers 43 CFM airflow at 1800 RPM with 0.4 Sone noise using fluid dynamic bearing for long life
- Quiet cooling with 0.4 Sone noise at 1800 RPM
- 43 CFM airflow for efficient case ventilation
- 1 m³/h air movement at full speed
- Fluid Dynamic Bearing with oil capsule for long service life
- 3-pin connector supports push or pull installation
92 mm case fan for airflow builds
The ORVIX F9 is a 92 mm case fan rated at 1800 RPM and designed for push or pull configuration. Its blade geometry targets improved ventilation while keeping acoustic output low. The 3-pin connector provides standard voltage control on most motherboards or fan controllers. It suits builders who need a compact cooling component for tight layouts.
Sustained load behaviour with fluid dynamic bearing
At full speed the fan moves 43 CFM or 73.1 m³/h while registering 0.4 Sone. The fluid dynamic bearing includes an oil capsule that prevents lubricant leakage, so noise stays consistent over long periods rather than rising as oil migrates. This bearing type combines sleeve-like quietness with extended service life under continuous operation.
Simple two-way mounting with 3-pin limitation
Installation is straightforward because the frame supports both intake and exhaust orientations without extra brackets. The only common issue is the 3-pin connector, which lacks PWM control; speed must be managed by voltage adjustment and some modern headers default to full voltage unless configured in BIOS. No other mounting hardware or adapters are mentioned.
Highlights
- Quiet cooling with 0.4 Sone noise at 1800 RPM
- 43 CFM airflow for efficient case ventilation
- 1 m³/h air movement at full speed
- Fluid Dynamic Bearing with oil capsule for long service life
- 3-pin connector supports push or pull installation
Specifications
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Questions about this item
How loud is the 1800 RPM fan during continuous all-day use?
The ORVIX F9 runs at 0.4 Sone at its rated 1800 RPM, so it stays very quiet even when spinning constantly.
Does the 3-pin connector require a specific motherboard header or controller?
It uses a standard 3-pin connector that fits any 3-pin or 4-pin fan header on a motherboard; no extra controller is needed.
Will the 92 mm frame and 43 CFM airflow match an older case with 92 mm mounts?
Yes, the 92 mm size and 43 CFM output are designed for standard 92 mm mounting holes, making it a direct fit for legacy cases.
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