SXDOOL
SXDOOL F123 120 mm case fan 1200 RPM 47 CFM 18 dBA hydraulic bearing 3-pin
120 mm hydraulic-bearing case fan moves 47 CFM at 18 dBA from a 3-pin 12 V connection
- Ultra-quiet operation at 18 dBA for silent builds
- 47 CFM airflow keeps components cool efficiently
- Hydraulic bearing ensures smooth, long-lasting performance
- 1200 RPM speed with 10% tolerance for stable cooling
- Standard 120 mm size fits most computer cases
SXDOOL F123 120 mm case fan
The SXDOOL F123 is a 120 mm case fan built for standard computer chassis cooling. It runs on 12 V DC power through a 3-pin connector and spins at 1200 RPM with a ten percent tolerance. The hydraulic bearing keeps operational noise to 18 dBA while moving 47 CFM of air.
Builders who want quiet, basic airflow
This fan suits builders who need a straightforward replacement or additional intake and exhaust airflow without PWM control. The 3-pin interface limits speed regulation to voltage adjustments, so it is not for systems that require 4-pin PWM headers or software-driven fan curves.
47 CFM at 18 dBA for typical chassis
At 47 CFM the fan provides enough airflow for everyday component cooling in mid-size cases. The 18 dBA noise level stays unobtrusive in quiet rooms. It will run out of headroom in high-static-pressure layouts such as dense radiator stacks or heavily filtered enclosures where stronger static pressure is needed.
Highlights
- Ultra-quiet operation at 18 dBA for silent builds
- 47 CFM airflow keeps components cool efficiently
- Hydraulic bearing ensures smooth, long-lasting performance
- 1200 RPM speed with 10% tolerance for stable cooling
- Standard 120 mm size fits most computer cases
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does my case have a 3-pin fan header to run the 1200 RPM F123?
Yes, the fan uses a standard 3-pin connector that plugs into any 3-pin or 4-pin motherboard header supplying 12 V DC at 0.12 A.
Will the 120 mm frame fit the same mounting holes as my current 120 mm fans?
The 120x120x25 mm dimensions match the standard 120 mm mounting pattern, so it aligns with existing screw holes in most cases.
How can I confirm the fan is spinning at the rated 1200 RPM after installation?
Check the RPM reading in BIOS or a monitoring utility; it should show roughly 1200 RPM with a tolerance of about 10 %.
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