Deepcool FD12 ARGB V2 Ventilador para carcasa de 120mm PWM - Negro

Keeping your PC cool and quiet can be a challenge, especially when you want to add a splash of colour. The Deepcool FD12 ARGB V2 120mm PWM case fan solves both problems with efficient airflow and vibrant addressable RGB lighting. It delivers up to 61.5 CFM of airflow to keep your components at safe temperatures, while the 9 frosted blades and ARGB LEDs create a stunning visual effect. Thanks to PWM control, the fan speed adjusts automatically based on system load, balancing cooling performance and noise. The hydro bearing ensures smooth operation and a long lifespan of up to 60,000 hours, making it a reliable choice for any build.

Who is it for

This fan is perfect for PC builders and gamers who want to improve their system's cooling without sacrificing aesthetics. Whether you're upgrading a stock cooler or building a new rig, the FD12 ARGB V2 offers easy installation and compatibility with most cases that support 120mm fans. Its ARGB lighting syncs with popular motherboard software, allowing you to customise colours and effects to match your setup.

Main features

• 120mm size with 9 frosted blades for high airflow and low noise
• Addressable RGB lighting with 3-pin 5V connector for vivid colour effects
• PWM fan control for automatic speed adjustment (500-1650 RPM)
• Hydro bearing for quiet operation and long life (MTTF 60,000 hours)
• Max airflow of 61.5 CFM and static pressure of 1.86 mmAq
• Low noise level of ≤28 dB(A) even at full speed

Specifications

• Fan size: 120mm
• Bearing type: Hydro Bearing
• Fan speed: 500 - 1650 RPM ±10%
• Max airflow: 61.5 CFM
• Max static pressure: 1.86 mmAq
• Noise level: ≤28 dB(A)
• Fan connector: 4-pin PWM
• LED type: Addressable RGB (ARGB)
• LED connector: 3-pin (+5V-D-G)
• Rated voltage: 12 VDC (fan), 5 VDC (LED)
• Rated current: 0.17 A (fan), 0.5 A (LED)
• Power consumption: 2.04 W (fan), 2.5 W (LED)
• MTTF: 60,000 hours
• Frame colour: Black
• Number of blades: 9

Tips

For optimal cooling, install this fan as an exhaust at the rear or top of your case, or as an intake at the front. Use your motherboard's ARGB software to synchronise lighting with other compatible components. If your motherboard lacks an ARGB header, consider a separate ARGB controller. Clean the fan blades regularly with compressed air to maintain performance and reduce dust buildup.