ORVIX
ORVIX P8 TC 80 mm Case Fan Temperature Control 500-3000 RPM Black
An 80 mm case fan with temperature control runs from 500 to 3000 RPM and is optimised for static pressure on heatsinks and radiators
- Optimised for static pressure suits heatsinks and radiators
- Temperature sensor on 30 cm cable allows free placement inside case
- German-engineered alloy bearing reduces friction for greater efficiency
- Fluid dynamic bearing with oil capsule prevents leakage and extends service life
- 500–3000 RPM range delivers 23.4 CFM airflow at 0.3 Sone noise level
Purpose and fit
The ORVIX P8 TC is an 80 mm case fan built for systems that need focused airflow through restrictive spaces such as heatsinks or radiators. Its pressure-optimised blade design maintains airflow where standard fans lose efficiency, making it a practical choice for compact builds or targeted component cooling.
Control limits
Speed ranges from 500 to 3000 RPM, delivering 23.4 CFM or 40.3 m³/h at the top end while producing 0.3 Sone of noise. The external 30 cm temperature sensor cable allows free placement inside the chassis, but the 3-pin connector means control relies on voltage regulation rather than PWM precision.
Installation notes
The fan mounts in any standard 80 mm frame using four screws and connects via a 3-pin header on the motherboard or fan controller. The separate sensor lead adds a small routing step; ensure the tip reaches the intended monitoring spot without strain. The fluid dynamic bearing with an internal oil capsule reduces friction and leakage risk, supporting long-term quiet operation.
Highlights
- Optimised for static pressure suits heatsinks and radiators
- Temperature sensor on 30 cm cable allows free placement inside case
- German-engineered alloy bearing reduces friction for greater efficiency
- Fluid dynamic bearing with oil capsule prevents leakage and extends service life
- 500–3000 RPM range delivers 23.4 CFM airflow at 0.3 Sone noise level
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Should I pick a fan with a wider or narrower RPM range for a radiator?
The 500–3000 RPM span lets the fan spin slowly for quiet idle and ramp up to 3000 RPM when the radiator needs maximum static pressure.
What does 23.4 CFM at 3000 RPM actually deliver inside a case?
At full speed the fan moves 23.4 CFM (40.3 m³/h), enough to push air through dense heatsink fins or a radiator while keeping noise at 0.3 Sone.
Will the 3-pin connector limit speed control on a modern motherboard?
The 3-pin header supports voltage-based control; the motherboard can still vary the 500–3000 RPM range, but PWM precision is not available.
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