Ventoinha Fractal Design Aspect 12 RGB PWM

The Fractal Design Aspect 12 RGB PWM is a 120 mm case fan that combines RGB lighting with effective airflow and quiet operation. It runs between 500 and 2000 RPM, delivers up to 95.1 m³/h of airflow and reaches a maximum static pressure of 2.34 mmH2O. The fan uses rifle bearings for improved durability and includes built-in chaining support and six addressable hub-mounted RGB LEDs for synchronized lighting.

Advantages

The Aspect 12 RGB PWM offers a balance of performance and aesthetics: aerodynamic stator struts reduce turbulence and noise, Trip Wire technology improves blade efficiency via a micro-turbulent layer, and rifle bearings provide more efficient rotation than standard sleeve bearings. The hub-mounted RGB LEDs and chained connection simplify lighting setup and cable management while maintaining cooling capability.

Suitable for

• Case cooling for desktop PCs
• RGB lighting setups compatible with motherboard software
• Systems requiring quiet, efficient airflow at varying fan speeds

Key specifications

• Type: Fan
• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Speed range: 500–2000 RPM (PWM)
• Airflow: 95.1 m³/h
• Maximum static pressure: 2.34 mmH2O
• Bearing type: Rifle bearing
• Lighting: 6 addressable hub-mounted RGB LEDs
• Colour: Black
• MPN: FD-F-AS1-1205
• EAN: 7340172703327

How to use

Install the Aspect 12 RGB PWM into a compatible 120 mm fan mount in your computer case, connect the PWM power cable to a motherboard fan header for speed control, and attach the RGB connector to a compatible RGB header or controller. Use the chaining feature to connect multiple Aspect fans together for synchronized lighting and simplified cabling. Ensure screws are tightened evenly and cables routed to avoid contact with the blades.

Recommendations

For best results, configure fan curves in your motherboard BIOS or software to balance noise and cooling, and ensure RGB compatibility with ASUS AURA, Gigabyte Fusion, MSI Mystic Light, ASRock Polychrome or Razer Chroma when connecting the lighting headers.