Ventoinha Xilence XPF120G.ARGB.PWM 12 cm 500-1800 rpm hidráulica

The Xilence XPF120G.ARGB.PWM 120 mm fan delivers adjustable cooling performance and customizable ARGB lighting for desktops and gaming PCs. With a speed range of 500–1800 RPM and hydraulic bearing technology, the fan is designed for quiet and durable operation. Its transparent design and extended lighting area provide vivid, individually adjustable lighting effects. The fan supports PWM control for precise speed regulation and can be mounted inside a PC case or on a radiator or CPU cooler.

Advantages

The fan offers a wide speed range (500–1800 RPM) with PWM support for accurate thermal management and reduced noise. Hydraulic bearings improve longevity and lower operational noise. The transparent construction and expanded ARGB lighting zone enable customizable illumination across the fan, with individual color control. The design allows installation inside the case as well as on radiators and CPU coolers.

Suitable for

• Case cooling for gaming and desktop PCs
• Radiator or CPU cooler mounting for liquid or air cooling systems
• Builds where adjustable ARGB lighting is desired
• Systems requiring quiet, long-lasting fan operation

Key specifications

• Brand: XILENCE
• Model: XPF120G.ARGB.PWM (MPN: XF092, EAN: 4044953503641)
• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Speed range: 500–1800 RPM
• Bearing type: Hydraulic bearing
• Colour: Transparent with ARGB lighting
• Control: PWM speed control

How to use

Install the fan using the mounting holes appropriate for 120 mm fans. Connect the power and PWM control cable to the motherboard or fan controller to enable automatic speed regulation. Connect the ARGB header or controller to your RGB controller or compatible motherboard header to customize lighting. For radiator or CPU cooler installation, mount the fan in the correct airflow orientation and secure it with appropriate screws.

Recommendations

Choose PWM control for balanced cooling and low noise; set fan curves in BIOS or a software controller according to CPU and GPU temperatures. Ensure ARGB connectors match your controller type before connecting to avoid compatibility issues.