Behuizingsventilator APNX FP1-RQ 120 PWM ARGB-BK 120mm PWM ARGB zwart

APNX FP1-RQ 120 PWM ARGB-BK is a 120mm case fan with PWM speed control and addressable RGB lighting designed for general PC cooling. The fan fits standard 120mm mounts and integrates with motherboard PWM headers or external fan controllers for automated RPM management. Its ARGB illumination can be synchronized with compatible controllers to provide customizable lighting effects that complement gaming rigs, workstations and compact builds.

Advantages

The fan combines variable-speed PWM control with addressable RGB lighting, allowing both thermal management and visual customization without occupying additional drive space. The 120mm form factor delivers a balance of airflow and noise for typical mid-tower and compact enclosures. It supports synchronization with common motherboard lighting ecosystems and can be adjusted through fan headers or controllers for efficient, responsive cooling.

Suitable for

• Improving case airflow in gaming PCs
• Cooling components in workstations and content-creation systems
• Adding synchronized ARGB lighting to a system
• Upgrading or replacing standard 120mm chassis fans

Key specifications

• Form factor: 120 mm fan
• Speed control: PWM (pulse-width modulation)
• Lighting type: Addressable RGB (ARGB)
• Mounting: Standard 120 mm screw pattern
• Connector types: PWM fan power connector and ARGB signal connector (compatible with common motherboard headers)
• Color: Black frame and blades

How to use

Install the fan into any standard 120 mm mount position in the case using the provided screws or compatible fasteners. Connect the fan power cable to a motherboard PWM fan header or an external PWM controller to enable automatic speed regulation. Connect the ARGB cable to a compatible ARGB header or controller to manage lighting effects. Configure fan curves and lighting profiles via the motherboard or controller software to match cooling and aesthetic preferences.

Recommendations

For balanced cooling and acoustics, configure PWM curves so the fan ramps up under higher CPU or GPU load and runs quieter at idle. Ensure the ARGB header voltage and pinout match the fan’s connector before connecting. Use anti-vibration mounts or rubber grommets if available to reduce case-borne noise.