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Black square 120mm case fan with transparent blades and dual ball bearing motor

SXDOOL

SXDOOL 120mm Case Fan 12V 0.50A 3300 RPM Dual Ball Bearing 107 CFM 45.3 dBA

SKU CH-WQ53-HMY7W

120 mm dual ball-bearing fan spins at 3300 RPM for 107 CFM airflow at 45.3 dBA

  • TypeCase Fan
  • Bearing Type2 Ball
  • Power Connector2 Pin
  • High airflow at 107 CFM for effective cooling
  • 3300 RPM dual ball bearing for long 80000-hour life
  • Standard 12 V 0.50 A power via 2-pin connector
  • 120 mm x 25 mm frame fits typical case mounts

120 mm dual ball bearing case fan

The SXDOOL 120 mm fan runs at 3300 RPM and moves 107 CFM of air at a rated 45.3 dBA. It uses a 12 V 0.50 A two-pin connector and measures 120 by 120 by 25 mm. Dual ball bearings give a rated working life of 80000 hours for continuous duty.

For high-airflow builds with two-pin headers

This fan suits systems that need maximum static pressure and can tolerate higher noise levels. It is not for builds that require PWM speed control or quieter operation below 45 dBA. Buyers needing a four-pin connector or lower-speed profiles should consider other models.

Highlights

  • High airflow at 107 CFM for effective cooling
  • 3300 RPM dual ball bearing for long 80000-hour life
  • Standard 12 V 0.50 A power via 2-pin connector
  • 120 mm x 25 mm frame fits typical case mounts

Specifications

TypeCase Fan
Bearing Type2 Ball
Power Connector2 Pin

Questions about this item

Will the 2-pin connector on this fan work with the 3-pin or 4-pin headers on my motherboard?

The 2-pin plug fits the first two pins of a standard 3-pin or 4-pin header. It will run at full 3300 RPM constantly because the third pin for speed reporting and the fourth pin for PWM control are not connected.

Does the 107 CFM airflow at 45.3 dBA mean this fan will overwhelm a quieter build?

At 45.3 dBA this is a high-speed fan intended for maximum airflow. It will be noticeably louder than typical case fans running at lower RPM, so it suits performance-focused builds rather than silent systems.

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