DeepCool FC120 3in1 ARGB Fans PWM Daisy Chain 120mm Case Fan Quiet 28dB(A) For Sale

DeepCool FC120 3in1 ARGB Fans PWM Daisy Chain 120mm Case Fan Quiet 28dB(A)
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DeepCool FC120 3in1 ARGB Fans PWM Daisy Chain 120mm Case Fan Quiet 28dB(A):
$39.99

  • FC120 narrow frame bezel provides an increased area for strongerl heat dissipation

  • Full load 1800RPM with 61.91CFM air flow each fan builds efficient PC case cooling system

  • Daisy chained fans designed for better cable management in computer case without mess inside

  • FC120 PC fans 5V-3Pin RGB build a fabulous world of lights just like the way you want

  • RGB can be controlled by motherboard software without installing additional fan controller APP

  • Noise damping pads in fans avoid vibration keep noise level under 28dB(A) in full load mode

  • 4-Pin PWM PC fans matain balance between silence and performance to suit different need

  • PBT material Fan blades guarantee long-term usage with top durability and wear resistance

  • Carefully constructed and tested to output increased static pressure and concentrated airflow


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