Computer case fan Iceberg IceGALE Xtra 14 cm Teal — 12V, 500–2500 RPM, 169 CFM, dual ball bearing

Iceberg IceGALE Xtra 14 cm Teal is a high-performance computer case fan designed for chassis and component cooling. The fan operates at 12 V and covers a wide speed range from 500 to 2500 RPM, providing up to 169 CFM of airflow and 4.7 mmH2O static pressure. Constructed with a rigid brass housing and dual ball bearings, the IceGALE Xtra emphasizes long-term durability and consistent operation while maintaining manageable noise levels up to 47 dB at maximum speed.

Advantages

The combination of a rigid brass housing and dual ball bearings increases mechanical strength and extends the fan's operational lifetime compared with common sleeve-bearing designs. Two-plane balance improves rotational stability, reducing wobble and ensuring consistent airflow. Integrated anti-vibration pads at the frame corners reduce transferred vibration to the case, supporting quieter operation. An automatic start/stop function reduces idle power use and silences the fan when PWM duty cycle is below the activation threshold, helping to lower noise and conserve energy during light loads.

Suitable for

• Desktop PC chassis cooling
• Workstation systems with sustained thermal load
• Gaming rigs that require high airflow
• Cooling radiators or air intakes where higher static pressure is beneficial

Key specifications

• Fan size: 140 mm
• Operating voltage: 12 V
• Speed range: 500–2500 RPM
• Maximum airflow: 169 CFM
• Maximum static pressure: 4.7 mmH2O
• Noise level at high speed: up to 47 dB
• Bearing type: dual ball bearing
• Frame color: teal
• Anti-vibration pads on frame corners
• Two-plane balance design
• Automatic start/stop on low PWM duty cycle

How to use

Install the IceGALE Xtra fan in a compatible 140 mm mounting location in your case or on a radiator, aligning airflow direction with your cooling strategy (intake or exhaust). Secure the fan using appropriate screws or vibration-isolating mounts, ensuring anti-vibration pads make contact as intended. Connect the fan to a 12 V PWM-capable header on the motherboard or to a compatible fan controller to take advantage of the full 500–2500 RPM range and automatic start/stop behavior. Verify cable routing to avoid contact with blades and confirm airflow orientation before powering the system.

Usage recommendations

For balanced noise and cooling performance, use PWM control to keep typical operating speeds in the mid-range; reserve maximum RPM for short-term high-load situations. When mounting multiple fans, maintain consistent airflow direction to create clear intake and exhaust paths. Periodically check for dust buildup on blades and in the frame; clean with compressed air or a soft brush while powered off to preserve airflow and bearing life.