Case Fan Iceberg Thermal IceGALE ARGB 120 mm Teal, 500–2200 RPM, Dual Ball Bearing, 12 V

The Iceberg Thermal IceGALE ARGB 120 mm Teal is a case fan designed for desktop PC cooling with addressable RGB lighting and variable-speed operation. It runs on 12 V and supports a wide speed range from 500 to 2200 RPM, delivering up to 94 CFM airflow and a maximum static pressure of 3.27 mmH2O. The fan uses a dual ball bearing design housed in a rigid brass frame, improving durability and operational lifetime while the teal finish integrates visually with many system builds.

Advantages

The integrated ARGB lighting can be synchronized with compatible motherboard controllers to provide custom lighting effects. The dual ball bearing combined with a brass housing increases mechanical reliability and extends service life compared with sleeve-bearing designs. An automatic start/stop function reduces noise and power draw by stopping the fan below a PWM duty cycle threshold, and anti-vibration pads on the corners help reduce transmitted vibration. Two-plane balance improves rotational stability for smoother operation across the full speed range.

Suitable for

• Chassis airflow and case ventilation (intake and exhaust)
• Component cooling for GPUs, VRMs, and drive bays in desktop systems
• Custom PC builds where ARGB lighting synchronization is desired
• Systems requiring a durable fan with extended service life

Key specifications

• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Operating voltage: 12 V
• Speed range: 500–2200 RPM
• Maximum airflow: 94 CFM
• Maximum static pressure: 3.27 mmH2O
• Bearing type: Dual ball bearing
• Noise level: approximately 38 dB
• Physical dimensions: 120 x 120 x 25 mm
• ARGB lighting: Addressable RGB, motherboard-synchronizable
• Housing material: rigid brass frame
• Finish color: Teal

How to use

Install the fan in a standard 120 mm mounting location in your PC chassis, aligning the airflow direction arrows on the frame with the intended intake or exhaust direction. Connect the power and speed control via the appropriate 3- or 4-pin connector to your motherboard or fan controller, and connect the ARGB header to a compatible addressable RGB header for lighting control. Ensure screws are tightened evenly to the chassis and that anti-vibration pads contact the mounting surface to minimize noise and vibration. Verify that the fan is recognized by your system and configure the PWM profile or manual fan curve in BIOS or software to match your desired cooling and acoustic balance.

Usage recommendations

For optimal performance, use the IceGALE ARGB as part of a coordinated airflow plan: place at least one fan dedicated to intake and one for exhaust to create positive or neutral airflow. Configure a PWM curve that keeps idle speeds low for silence and ramps effectively under load to maintain component temperatures. Periodically clean dust from the fan blades and housing to preserve airflow and service life, and confirm ARGB connections are secure before powering the system.