Thermaltake
Thermaltake SWAFAN EX 12 ARGB 3-Fan Pack 120mm Black
Three 120 mm fans with swappable blades, magnetic daisy-chaining and addressable RGB sync, running 500-2000 RPM at up to 57 CFM and 32.5 dB
- Magnetic daisy-chain cuts cable clutter with single-cable connection
- Reversible blades let you switch airflow direction in seconds
- ARGB syncs through motherboard software for unified lighting control
- 500-2000 RPM range delivers up to 57 CFM cooling performance
- Quiet 32.5 dB operation at 3.6 W power draw
120 mm ARGB case-fan trio
The pack contains three 120 mm PWM fans with addressable RGB lighting controllable through motherboard sync software. Each unit spins from 500 to 2000 RPM and delivers up to 57 CFM airflow at a listed 32.5 dB noise level. A 4-pin connector draws 3.6 W at 5 V.
Magnetic daisy-chain with single cable
Neodymium magnetic links let the three fans connect in series using only one cable run to the motherboard or controller. Reversible blades allow standard or reverse rotation without removing the fan frame. The magnetic joints add no extra headers and keep cable routing simple.
Swappable blades replace fixed-direction fans
Builders who want to change airflow direction without buying new fans can swap the included reversible blades in seconds. The kit is not suited for radiators that demand static-pressure optimised frames or for systems limited to 3-pin voltage control. Upgrading makes sense when reversible flow and single-cable ARGB sync are both needed.
Highlights
- Magnetic daisy-chain cuts cable clutter with single-cable connection
- Reversible blades let you switch airflow direction in seconds
- ARGB syncs through motherboard software for unified lighting control
- 500-2000 RPM range delivers up to 57 CFM cooling performance
- Quiet 32.5 dB operation at 3.6 W power draw
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How do I decide between the standard and reversible blade versions in this pack?
The pack includes both standard and reversible blades for each of the three 120 mm fans, so you can choose the airflow direction that suits your case layout without buying separate kits.
What does the 57 CFM airflow rating deliver in an actual build?
At the maximum 2000 RPM the three fans move up to 57 CFM each, providing strong intake or exhaust performance while the PWM control lets the motherboard lower speed and noise under light loads.
What does the 4‑pin PWM connector and 5 V ARGB header limit in practice?
The 4‑pin PWM connector allows the motherboard to regulate fan speed between 500 and 2000 RPM, while the 5 V addressable RGB header ties lighting effects to the board’s sync software without extra controllers.
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