DeepCool XFAN 120mm Case Fan

Maintain core system temperature with reliable 1300RPM airflow control.

Quick Specs

• Delivers a consistent 21.8 CFM of air movement to exhaust hot air.
• Quiet operation held to 20.3dB(A): ideal for home or office workstations.
• Features a durable hydro bearing ensuring a long operational lifespan.
• Standard 120mm size ensures compatibility with compact PC chassis and enclosures.
• Low power draw at 0.96W keeps system energy consumption minimal.

The necessary cut to system heat

This is for the technician, the silent worker, or the small-form-factor enthusiast who understands that uncontrolled heat is a defect in system design. The DeepCool XFAN 120mm PC case fan is not a piece of spectacle; it is precision cooling applied where standard components fail to provide necessary circulation. It addresses the problem of stagnant, heated air within confined spaces, ensuring the longevity of sensitive electronics.

A commitment to quiet performance

The primary challenge in small PC builds, or in secondary cooling loops, is noise pollution overriding functional necessity. This quiet 120mm fan operates below the threshold of common office conversation, making it suitable for environments where concentration is paramount. The 20.3dB(A) rating means the cooling is felt, not heard, allowing you to focus on the task at hand without distraction.

Reliability forged in flow

The engine of this 120mm pc case fan is its hydro bearing; this design reduces friction significantly compared to sleeve bearings, translating directly into dependable service over thousands of hours. When you install this unit, you are not applying a temporary fix; you are embedding a durable component designed to maintain its speed and airflow specifications through years of service within your build.

The final state of air management

In tight computer cases or server racks, airflow stagnates easily, causing premature component failure. This fan executes the necessary task of drawing heat from critical areas, like chipset areas or small power supply units, and expelling it. It provides the consistent 21.8 CFM required to prevent thermal throttling, ensuring your processor and memory operate exactly at their intended capacity, without compromise.