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Specifications
Manufacturer
Cougar
Part #
Manufacturer
Cougar
Size
120 mm
Color
Blue
RPM
1200 RPM
Airflow
64.37 CFM
Noise Level
16.6 dB
PWM (4-Pin)
No
LED
Blue
Bearing Type
Hydraulic-Bearing
Features
- DUAL-LAYER RIGID BLADE DESIGN
- Nine dual-layer rigid blades generate more powerful airflow, air pressure & decrease wind shear noise
- COUGAR DIVERSION CLAWS DESIGN
- Innovative COUGAR diversion claws to provide focused airflow & reduce noisy air turbulences
- ANTI-VIBRATION PAD DESIGN
- Reduce the vibrations efficiently & silent operation.
- LED LIGHT VISUAL DESIGN
- BLUE LED with transparent orange blade generates energetic visual effect
- HYDRAULIC BEARING TECHNOLOGY
- HB runs more smoothly with no friction, make it quietly & durability
- TOOL-LESS FIXED PINS
- Rubber fixed pins also reduces vibrations (fan run more quietly) and tool-less makes it easy to mount, with no tools required
Price History
Reviews
- 24 points
- 30 months ago
from completed build Black Ice HTPC
I used this fan in my Ryzen Stealth build and I was really happy with its performance and looks, not to mention decently priced for what you get. Nice and silent which is important for an HTPC. Too bad I cheaped out on the CPU cooler and went with stock as that is the loudest fan in the PC.
- 21 points
- 53 months ago
from completed build Pandora - Box with only Good Things
The ones I have are actually orange. They come with little rubber grommet things as an option for the screws, supposedly to reduce noise further, but these things are remarkably quiet, even at high speeds. The rubber feet are impossible to get in anyway, and I was quite happy to use my existing screws.
- 10 points
- 38 months ago
from completed build Dark Blue
Blue LED, not into your eyes, but attractive enough. That's aside, it's very silent ~17dB.
- 9 points
- 58 months ago
from completed build Artech Storm: Challenger
They look good in my case, and seem to move a decent amount of air. I'm not sure, but I think they're also quieter than my default case fans. Don't expect a Noctua-like setup, but for adding a bit of light to your build, these are great.
