PC Components & Cooling: ARGB Fans
Cool and secure your PC at Vowenx: 80 and 120 mm fans, ARGB models and components. A selection for controlled temperatures and a bright setup, at the right price.
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Magnetic dust filter for PC fan
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120 mm aluminum heat sink for LED and amplifier
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Decorative ARGB panel for 5V 3-pin graphics card
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Insulation gaskets for 18650 21700 batteries (set)
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PC case fan 120 mm ARGB fluid bearing
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DC cooling fan for PC and 3D printer
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80 mm 8010 fan, pack of 2, 5V 12V or 24V
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120 mm DC dual ball bearing fan
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Mini fan 30 mm DC 5V 12V 24V for case
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AC 220V 120 mm silent brushless fan
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How to choose your cooling components properly?
Adapt the size of the fan to your case: the 120 mm is the standard (good compromise between airflow and noise), 80 mm for small spaces, and 140 mm for higher silent airflow. Check the airflow (CFM) and noise level (dBA). Regarding connectivity, a PWM (4-pin) fan automatically adjusts its speed, unlike DC (3-pin). ARGB adds addressable lighting (motherboard sync) without impacting performance. Check the power supply (5 V ARGB) and available space before purchasing for a clean and efficient installation.
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Criteria to check before purchasing
| Criterion | Why is it important? |
|---|---|
| Size | 120 mm standard, 80 mm small, 140 mm silent. |
| Airflow | High CFM for better cooling. |
| Noise level | dBA to monitor for silence. |
| PWM or DC | PWM (4-pin) automatically adjusts speed. |
| ARGB | Addressable lighting, no performance loss. |
Frequently asked questions
120 mm or 140 mm for a case fan?
The 120 mm is the standard, versatile and compatible everywhere. The 140 mm moves more air at a lower speed, thus quieter, but requires the appropriate space. Check your case mounts.
PWM or DC, what is the difference for a fan?
A PWM (4-pin) fan finely adjusts its speed according to temperature, for a good balance between noise and cooling. DC (3-pin) is adjusted by voltage, less precisely. PWM is preferable.
Does ARGB affect performance?
No: ARGB lighting is purely aesthetic and does not affect cooling or performance. It requires a 5 V ARGB connector (motherboard or controller) for color synchronization.