Rosewill RGBF-S12001 120mm Dual Ring Addressable RGB Case Fan Hub Set, True RGB For Sale

Rosewill RGBF-S12001 120mm Dual Ring Addressable RGB Case Fan Hub Set, True RGB
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Rosewill RGBF-S12001 120mm Dual Ring Addressable RGB Case Fan Hub Set, True RGB:
$65.00

BOUGHT THESE FANS WITH A ROSEWILL PC CASE AND UESD THE CASE FANS HAVE VERY LITTLE USED TIME FANS DONT EVEN HAVE DUST ON THEM FANS ARE IN GREAT SHAPE.NOTE: NO REMOTE CONTROL
  • True RGB: Light up your battlestation with 16.8 million colors of nearly unlimited customization
  • Software Controllable: Certified compatible motherboard RGB synchronization with ASUS Aura Sync, MSI Mystic Light Sync and GIGABYTE RGB Fusion Ready
  • Add More: Connect RGB fan hub with up to 8 compatible fans (controlled by addressable 5V RGB motherboard headers only) and 2 LED light strips; must use with included fans or Rosewill RGBF-S12002 (1-pack) 120mm fans
    • Stylish Dual Rings: Upgrade the look of your gaming PC with vibrant RGB LED dual ring fans that quietly cool and optimize airflow via low noise and increased lifespan rifle bearings



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