LUSV-077
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120 mm case fan, maximum speed up to 1,300 RPM, 1.08 mmH2O static air pressure, high life expectancy of 30,000 hours
PWM Fans for Your PC
Get the most out of your PC with our PWM fans, taking performance and precision to the next level. With intelligent speed control, your fan adapts precisely to your system’s needs—quiet and efficient when required, and powerful when it matters most. PWM fans are the perfect choice for those who demand top performance without compromise. Not only do they provide excellent cooling for your components, but they also ensure a perfectly tuned and whisper-quiet system. Experience how PWM fans can maximise your PC’s performance while creating a comfortable, quiet working or gaming environment.
544 Results
LULI-194
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3-pack 120mm PWM fans with reverse blade, up to 123.6 m³/h airflow, 2.38 mmH₂O static pressure, daisy-chain system, FLEX receiver, two ARGB lighting zones
LUHY-007
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PWM fans, pack of 4, fluid dynamic bearing, up to 122.3 m³/h airflow, static pressure up to 1.6 mm H₂O, vibration dampers, including PWM splitter
LUAK-064
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Set of three case fans, 120-millimetre size, PWM-controlled, 500-2,000 RPM, including FLEXA FP5H Splitter Hub
LUAC-035
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Efficient and stylish 140mm PWM fan, addressable RGB LED lighting, 2,000 RPM at 38.4 dB(A) and 2.20 mmH2O, hydraulic bearing
LUAR-149
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High static pressure, addressable RGB lighting, optimised airflow with specialised rotor blades, quiet operation thanks to fluid bearings, black design with integrated ARGB lighting effect, reversed orientation, set of three fans
LUAR-133
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PWM control, 24/7 durability, dual ball bearing for longevity, high pressure for radiators, Y-cable for multi-fan setup
LUAR-142
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High static pressure, ideal for radiators, PWM Sharing Technology for central control, optimized rotor blades for maximum airflow, quiet fluid bearing with long lifespan, large 140mm size for efficient cooling
LUAF-107
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120mm PWM from APNX, 30mm thickness for efficient cooling, Elegant design with metal frame, max 1,800rpm & max 3.39mmH2O static pressure, max 142.55m³/h airflow, subtle ARGB lighting
LUAR-085
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Quiet 80mm fan for case / CPU coolers / radiators, 4-pin PWM connector & PST capable, for high static pressure, 5 fan blades, Black
LUAR-127
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High-performance 92 mm PWM fan, up to 4,300 RPM, airflow of up to 98.97 m³/h and static pressure of up to 6.17 mmH2O, hydrodynamic bearing
LUAR-146
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High static pressure suitable for radiators, addressable RGB lighting, motherboard compatible, optimized airflow through special rotor blades, quiet operation thanks to fluid bearing, black design with integrated ARGB lighting effect, reversed orientation
LUAR-112
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Quiet 80mm fan for case / CPU cooler / radiators, 4-pin PWM connector & PST capable, for high static pressure, 5 fan blades, black, pack of 5
LUAR-094
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Quiet 120mm fan in slim format, for cases / CPU coolers / radiators, 4-pin PWM connector & PST capable, for high static pressure
LUBQ-068
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3x 120mm high-speed fans with RGB lighting, LED control including hub, optimized for cases and radiators, 2,500 RPM at max. 31 dB(A), high airflow of 88.86 m3/h
LULI-144
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White 120 mm reverse fan with RGB lighting, wireless sync, tool-less push-to-connect system, and dual-zone illumination, perfect for show builds focused on the front view
LULI-147
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3-pack of black 120 mm reverse fans with RGB lighting, wireless sync, tool-less push-to-connect system, and dual-zone illumination, perfect for show builds with a front-facing focus, Controller included
LUNA-101
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Quiet 120mm fan, 4-pin PWM connector with 450 - 1,200 rpm, max. airflow of 55.7 m³/h, max. noise level of 12.1 dB(A), including Low-Noise-Adapter (L.N.A), six years manufacturer's warranty.
LUNA-071
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Particularly quiet 120 mm fan, black frame and rotor, SSO2 bearing type, frame with Advanced Acoustic Optimisation
LUNO-084
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High-performance and quiet high-tech fans from Noiseblocker, 140 mm format, Optimised bionic fan blades, Quality electronics with PWM, max. 186 m³/h air flow & 29.6 dB(A), Digitally addressable RGB-LEDs embedded in the hub
LUSV-085
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120 mm PWM fan, hydraulic bearing, 600 - 2,200 rpm, 7.4 - 35.6 dB(A), 43.53 - 159.66 m³/h Airflow, 0.26 - 3.53 mm H2O air pressure
LUSV-087
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Efficient 40mm PWM fan, dual ball bearing, 0 - 7,000 RPM, 15.6 - 23.9 dB(A), 3.08 - 10.26 m³/h airflow, 0.62 - 3.87 mm H2O air pressure
LUSV-084
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92-mm-Slim-PWM fan from SilverStone, 500 - 2,500 RPM, max. 77.7 m³/h airflow volume, static pressure of up to 2.29 mmH2O
PC Fans with PWM Control
PWM fans, unlike 3-pin or 4-pin fans, can be regulated via the motherboard. This allows the fan to operate at multiple speeds and automatically adjust its speed based on the temperature. A PWM fan is even more practical if a temperature sensor and a fan controller are present in the PC system. While not strictly necessary, these features give the user even more options to control the temperature in their case.
With a PWM fan, in addition to this factor, you should also consider the speed, airflow, and noise level, as with other fans. Those who want to keep their case quiet should look at the wide range of silent fans with PWM signals, which use special techniques like specialized bearings or adjusted rotor blades to keep the noise level low.
When Does a PWM Fan Make Sense?
In an office computer or HTPC, a PWM fan is rarely necessary. Therefore, you should ask yourself beforehand whether a PWM fan is necessary for the intended purpose. PWM fans can be mounted not only in the case but also on radiators and CPU coolers. This allows you to regulate the temperature and speed of radiators and CPU coolers as well.
PWM fans are offered in various designs and can also be illuminated with LEDs. This, of course, only makes sense if the fan can be seen from outside the case through a window or similar. Additionally, the rotor blades can take different shapes to either increase airflow or reduce noise.
- Is a PWM fan necessary for the intended purpose?
- Does the motherboard support a PWM connection?
- Are other factors to consider: low noise, good airflow, LEDs?