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Performance
LCP blades, magnetic-levitation hybrid bearings, pressure-optimized profiles. Tuned per family — airflow for intakes, static pressure for rads, low-RPM torque for quiet.
Case Fans
Matched to the build.
From whisper-quiet airflow models to vivid single-frame RGB and high performance fans, NZXT delivers precision-engineered cooling for every build. Quiet enough to disappear. Bright enough to stand out.
THE LINEUP
Scroll the fan series.
Six series, every size we make them in. Pick the size and finish without leaving the page.
Performance Fan
MAX PERFORMANCELCP construction, optimized blades and a mag-lev hybrid bearing push 104 CFM at 7.53 mmH₂O. Works anywhere — intake, exhaust, radiators or heatsinks.
USEAirflow + static + RGB
BEARINGMag-lev hybrid
FINISHBlack · White
120140240280360
Ultra RGB Fan
MOST LIGHTINGThirty-two LEDs per fan drive multi-zone lighting at a quiet 32.2 dBA. The 360 and 420 install as one single-frame piece with just four screws.
USECooling + multi-zone RGB
BEARINGFluid dynamic
FINISHBlack · White
120140360420
RGB Fan
SHOWCASE BUILDSEight addressable LEDs per hub behind clear side windows, plus precision-engineered airflow. Reverse-blade 360 and 420 models suit builds that put the fans on display.
USECooling + RGB
BEARINGFluid dynamic
FINISHBlack · White
120140360420360 Rev420 Rev
RGB Core Fan
AIRFLOW-FIRST RGBAirflow-first blades rated 78.86 CFM, with the LEDs diffused through semi-translucent blades. The 240 to 420 ship as one single-frame piece, so a whole run installs at once.
USEIntake · exhaust + RGB
BEARINGFluid dynamic
FINISHBlack · White
120140240280360420
Static Pressure Fan
PRESSURE-FIRSTA pressure-optimized blade profile drives 4.50 mmH₂O through radiators, dust filters and dense heatsink fins — the restrictive spots where a high-airflow fan runs out of push.
USERadiators · heatsinks
BEARINGFluid dynamic
FINISHBlack · White
120140
Quiet Airflow Fan
LOWEST NOISE74.26 CFM at 25.1 dBA — the lowest noise rating in the F-Series. A fluid dynamic bearing and low-restriction blades make this the intake and exhaust you stop hearing.
USEIntake · exhaust
BEARINGFluid dynamic
FINISHBlack · White
120140360420
Tuned for every position in your build.
Usability
Single-frame, one cable, one header. Optionally use included adapters to connect to motherboard. PWM by default. Rubber-dampened corners. Five-minute swaps, not afternoon projects.
Expression
Per-blade addressable RGB on Core and Performance, black or white across every family. Color-matched to the NZXT case and Kraken you already picked — the last thing you install, not a compromise you settle for.
Quality
Long lasting MTBF measured in six-figure hours. Sleeved braided cables. Tight-tolerance frames that don't rattle at 2000 RPM.
Reviews · Press
F-Series, in every build.
From press and tech media
LCP construction and optimised blade design… magnetic-levitation hybrid bearing designed to push serious airflow while keeping noise under control.
James Dawson · KitGuru
A powerful triple fan in single-frame design. High performance in every respect.
OCinside
The F series fans from NZXT are fantastic and versatile fans for any build. The RGB LED quality is bright and well-balanced, and the performance is just as impressive.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Should I get 120 mm or 140 mm case fans?
Check what your case and radiator support first. A 140 mm fan moves more air at the same speed than a 120 mm fan, so it can run quieter for the same airflow. 120 mm fans fit almost every mount and radiator. NZXT makes fans in both sizes, as single fans and as single-frame units.
What is a single-frame fan?
A single-frame fan holds two or three fans in one frame that installs as a single unit. The F360 RGB Core, for example, puts three 120 mm fans in a 360 mm frame. That means fewer screws, fewer cables and a cleaner look on a radiator or a case's front panel.
How many case fans do I need?
Most gaming builds run well with two or three intake fans at the front or side and one or two exhaust fans at the top or rear. Aim for slightly more intake than exhaust. That keeps positive pressure, which pushes air out through the gaps and helps keep dust from being pulled in through them.
What does static pressure mean on a case fan?
Static pressure measures how hard a fan can push air through resistance, such as a radiator, a dust filter or a dense mesh panel. It's listed in mmH₂O. For radiators and filtered intakes, compare static pressure; for open mounts with nothing in front of the fan, airflow in CFM matters more.
Can I control NZXT fan speed and RGB?
Yes. Single fans use a 4-pin PWM connector for speed plus a separate NZXT RGB or 5V ARGB lighting connector. Single-frame models such as the F360 RGB and F420U run speed and lighting over one NZXT 8-pin cable, with an adapter cable in the box. Set fan curves and lighting in NZXT CAM.
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Cooling Profile
High airflow & pressure
Moderate airflow & pressure
Balanced airflow & pressure
High airflow, moderate pressure
High static pressure
High airflow
RGB LEDs*
16 LEDs
32 LEDs
8 LEDs
8 LEDs
No lighting
No lighting
Use Case
Intake or exhaust; radiators
Intake, exhaust, or radiators
Intake, exhaust, or radiators
Intake or exhaust; radiators
Radiators, filters, heat sinks
Intake or exhaust
Sizes
120 / 140 / 240 / 280 / 360 mm
120 / 140 / 360 / 420 mm
120 / 140 / 360 / 420 / 360 RGB Reverse / 420 RGB Reverse
120 / 140 / 240 / 280 / 360 / 420 mm
120 / 140 mm
120 / 140 / 360 / 420 mm
Speed*
3,100 RPM
500 – 2,250 RPM
500 – 2,400 RPM
500 – 1,800 RPM
500 – 2,000 RPM
500 – 1,700 RPM
Max Airflow*
104.0 CFM
60.0 CFM
70.67 CFM
78.86 CFM
73.47 CFM
74.26 CFM
Max Static Pressure*
7.53 mmH₂O
2.40 mmH₂O
3.70 mmH₂O
2.57 mmH₂O
4.50 mmH₂O
1.43 mmH₂O
Max Noise Level*
41 dBA
32.2 dBA
33.05 dBA
33.88 dBA
30 dBA
25.1 dBA
*Performance specs and LED counts are for the 120 mm model. See each product page for full specs per size.