Ventilador de carcasa AEROCOOL Saturn 12F ARGB de 120 mm, 120x25 mm, 12 V, PWM, 1000 rpm, 35,8 CFM, 19,6 dB

AEROCOOL Saturn 12F ARGB is a 120 mm case fan designed for computer case cooling. It features multi-colour ARGB illumination in a grey frame, a 6-pin connector, hydraulic bearing and a rated voltage of 12 V. The fan supports PWM control, runs up to 1000 RPM, generates up to 35.8 CFM airflow and 1.31 mmH2O static pressure while producing up to 19.6 dB of noise at high speed. Typical power consumption is 1.8 W, rated current 0.15 A and the mean time to failure is specified at 60,000 hours.

Advantages

The fan combines ARGB multi-colour lighting with a low-noise hydraulic bearing design, offering PWM control for speed regulation. It provides a balance of airflow and static pressure suitable for general case ventilation, consumes low power and has a long rated operational life.

Suitable for

• Standard ATX and micro-ATX computer cases requiring 120 mm fans
• Systems where multi-colour ARGB lighting is desired
• Quiet builds that prioritize low noise during operation

Key specifications

• Fan size: 120 x 25 x 120 mm (120 mm diameter)
• Connector: 6-pin (ARGB + PWM support)
• Rated voltage: 12 V
• Power consumption (typical): 1.8 W
• Rated current: 0.15 A
• Maximum rotational speed: 1000 RPM
• Maximum airflow: 35.8 CFM
• Maximum static pressure: 1.31 mmH2O
• Noise level (high speed): 19.6 dB
• Bearing type: Hydraulic
• MTTF: 60,000 hours
• Product colour: Grey

How to use

Install the fan in a compatible 120 mm fan mounting position inside the computer case, aligning airflow direction with the desired intake or exhaust configuration. Connect the 6-pin cable to a compatible ARGB and PWM header or controller on the motherboard or an external controller, and configure fan speed control and lighting through the system firmware or ARGB software. Ensure the system is powered off while connecting the fan, then power on and verify operation.

Recommendations

For best results, use the Saturn 12F ARGB in standard case fan positions, keep airflow unobstructed by cables or filters, and configure PWM curves to balance airflow and noise. Regularly clean dust filters and fan blades to maintain performance and longevity.