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⚡ Engineering Highlights at a Glance:

• ARGB Lighting: Addressable RGB lighting with 3-pin 5V connector for motherboard sync and customizable effects.
• PWM Speed Control: 4-pin PWM connector allows automatic fan speed adjustment based on system temperatures.
• Durable Hydraulic Bearing: Provides quiet operation and long lifespan compared to traditional sleeve bearings.
• Wide Speed Range: 300±200 to 2000 RPM ±10% for flexible cooling performance.
• 58 CFM Airflow: Delivers strong airflow for case ventilation and radiator cooling.
• 1.94 mmH2O Static Pressure: Suitable for pushing air through radiators and mesh filters.
• Low Noise Operation: Maximum noise level of 27.2 dB(A) for quiet computing.
• White Finish: Clean, minimalist aesthetic that matches white-themed builds.

PWM and ARGB Connections

The AS-120-ARGB-W features two separate connectors: a 4-pin PWM connector for fan power and speed control, and a 3-pin 5V ARGB connector for lighting. Connect the PWM connector to a motherboard fan header or a fan hub, and the ARGB connector to a 5V 3-pin ARGB header or an ARGB hub. Use your motherboard’s fan control software to set fan curves based on system temperatures, and RGB software to customize lighting effects.

📐 Mounting and Orientation

The standard 120 x 120 x 25mm dimensions and 105mm mounting hole spacing ensure compatibility with most cases and radiators. For case ventilation, orient the fan to pull cool air in from the front or bottom, and push hot air out from the rear or top. For radiator cooling, mount the fan to push air through the radiator for optimal thermal performance.

🔇 Noise and Performance Balance

The hydraulic bearing reduces friction and noise compared to sleeve bearings, making the fan suitable for quiet builds. At lower speeds, the fan is nearly inaudible, while higher speeds deliver maximum cooling. The maximum noise level of 27.2 dB(A) is comparable to a quiet library. Use PWM control to keep fan speeds low under typical loads and increase them only when temperatures rise.

For case ventilation, install the AS-120-ARGB-W as front intake fans to pull cool air in, and rear or top exhaust fans to push hot air out. For radiator cooling, mount the fan to push air through the radiator for optimal thermal performance. Connect the 4-pin PWM connector to a motherboard fan header or a fan hub, and the 3-pin 5V ARGB connector to a motherboard ARGB header or ARGB hub. Use your motherboard’s fan control software to set fan curves that balance cooling and noise—keep speeds low under typical loads and increase them when temperatures rise. Use RGB software to customize the ARGB lighting and sync it with other components for a cohesive look. The white finish matches white-themed builds. The hydraulic bearing ensures quiet operation and long lifespan. Clean the fan blades periodically with compressed air to maintain airflow efficiency.