Computer case fan Iceberg Thermal IceGALE Xtra 140 mm, 12 V, 500–2500 RPM, dual ball bearing, 169 CFM, black

Iceberg Thermal IceGALE Xtra 140 mm is a high-performance case fan designed for chassis and component cooling. Operating at 12 V, the fan spins between 500 and 2500 RPM to provide strong airflow up to 169 CFM and static pressure of 4.7 mmH2O while remaining finished in black. The unit uses a dual ball bearing system housed in a rigid brass frame for improved durability and longer operational life. Noise at maximum speed is specified at 47 dB and the fan includes features intended to reduce vibration and unnecessary operation.

Advantages

The combination of a rigid brass housing and dual ball bearings increases mechanical reliability and extends service life compared with standard plastic housings. Variable speed range from 500 to 2500 RPM enables a balance between airflow performance and noise control. Built-in anti-vibration pads and two-plane balance stabilise rotation and reduce transferred vibration. An automatic start/stop function helps lower power consumption and keeps the fan silent until the PWM duty cycle requires operation.

Suitable for

• General PC case cooling for desktops and workstations
• Improving airflow across radiators and heatsinks
• Replacing worn or noisy 140 mm fans in existing systems
• System builds where high airflow and moderate static pressure are required

Key specifications

• Fan diameter: 140 mm
• Operating voltage: 12 V
• Speed range: 500–2500 RPM
• Maximum airflow: 169 CFM
• Maximum static pressure: 4.7 mmH2O
• Noise level at maximum speed: 47 dB
• Bearing type: Dual ball bearing
• Finish colour: Black

How to use

Mount the IceGALE Xtra 140 mm fan to an available 140 mm fan mount in your chassis or on compatible radiators using the provided screws or vibration-isolating fasteners. Connect the fan to a compatible 3- or 4-pin header on the motherboard or to a dedicated fan controller, observing correct polarity and voltage. If using PWM control, ensure the fan header supports PWM so the automatic start/stop and speed range are available. After installation, verify airflow direction and secure any loose cables to prevent contact with the blades.

Usage recommendations

For optimized cooling and noise balance, set fan curves in BIOS or software to take advantage of the 500–2500 RPM range. Use the fan as an intake or exhaust depending on case airflow design, and combine with additional intake/exhaust fans for consistent system airflow. Periodically clean dust from the blades and housing and check mounting points for secure attachment to maintain performance and prolong lifespan.