Fan Seasonic MagFlow ARGB 12 cm 2000 RPM Black

The Seasonic MagFlow ARGB 120 mm is a modular PC cooling fan with magnetic daisy-chain attachment and ARGB lighting. It features a 120 mm diameter, a maximum speed of 2000 RPM and a fluid dynamic bearing (FDB) for reduced noise and long service life. The magnetic interlocking design allows fans to snap together pin-to-pin, simplifying multi-fan installations and minimizing cable clutter when mounting on radiators or inside computer cases.

Advantages

Magnetic daisy-chain connectors remove the need for intermediate wiring between fans, making installation cleaner and faster. The fluid dynamic bearing and nine-blade impeller balance airflow and acoustic performance, while rubber shock-absorbing pads on the corners reduce vibration transfer to the case. The compact dimensions and lightweight construction allow easy mounting on radiators using only four screws.

Suitable for

• Airflow improvement in computer cases
• Mounting on water-cooling radiators
• Multi-fan configurations with simplified cable management
• Quiet system builds requiring stable long-life fans

Key specifications

• Model: Seasonic MagFlow ARGB
• Size: 120 mm (124.2 x 26.6 x 120.4 mm)
• Speed: up to 2000 RPM
• Airflow: 49.47 CFM
• Noise level: 30.155 dB
• Static pressure: 2.28 mmH2O
• Bearing: Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB)
• Color: Black
• Quantity: 1 pc
• Weight: 214 g

How to use

Connect individual fans together using the magnetic interlocking points so that connectors snap pin-to-pin. Once fans are connected, position the assembled fan(s) on the radiator or case fan mount and secure with four screws per fan. Attach the power and ARGB signal to the system header as required by your motherboard or controller, observing correct connector orientation.

Usage recommendations

Install the MagFlow ARGB fans with the airflow direction pointing from intake to exhaust for optimal cooling. When using multiple fans, align them magnetically before fastening screws to ensure proper pin alignment and clean cable routing. Refer to your motherboard or ARGB controller instructions for proper signal connection and software control.