CiT Saturn 120mm - White

Give your PC a boost with the CiT Saturn 120 ARGB PWM infinity fan. Featuring twenty-two gorgeous ...

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This guide is for PC builders and enthusiasts looking to enhance their system's aesthetics and cooling performance with visually striking, customizable lighting and efficient airflow. The CiT Saturn 120mm fan offers dazzling ARGB illumination and adjustable PWM speeds, but its aesthetic focus might mean prioritizing looks over absolute peak performance in extreme thermal scenarios. Key features include a unique infinity mirror design, 22 ARGB LEDs for vibrant lighting, PWM control for variable speed, and daisy-chaining capability for easy setup.

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ColourWhite
Model Part NumberCASE-COOL-FANS-SILENT
BrandCIT

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FAQs

What is ARGB and how does it differ from RGB?

ARGB stands for Addressable RGB. Unlike standard RGB, where all LEDs on a strip or fan light up with the same color, ARGB allows each individual LED to be controlled independently, enabling complex animations and effects. The CiT Saturn fan uses ARGB.

Can I control the fan speed without a PWM header?

While the fan is PWM capable, if connected to a non-PWM header, it will typically run at full speed or operate in DC mode, which offers less precise speed control. For full PWM functionality, a 4-pin PWM header is required.

How many fans can I daisy-chain together?

The number of fans you can daisy-chain depends on the power and ARGB capacity of your motherboard's headers or your dedicated ARGB controller. It's advisable to check your motherboard or controller specifications for maximum supported devices.

Will this fan work with my motherboard?

The fan requires a standard 4-pin PWM fan header for speed control and a 3-pin 5V ARGB header for lighting. Most modern motherboards provide these headers. Check your motherboard's manual to confirm.

What is the maximum fan speed?

The CiT Saturn 120mm fan has a speed range of 800 to 1500 RPM.

Does the white color affect cooling performance?

The color of the fan housing does not inherently affect its cooling performance. Airflow and RPM are the primary factors.

How do I clean the infinity mirror effect?

Use a soft, dry microfiber cloth to gently wipe the surface. Avoid abrasive materials or liquids that could damage the finish or internal components.

Troubleshooting

Fan not spinning

Ensure the 4-pin PWM connector is securely plugged into a working fan header on the motherboard. Check BIOS settings to confirm the fan header is enabled and configured correctly.

ARGB lighting not working or incorrect colors

Verify that the 3-pin ARGB connector is properly seated on a compatible 5V ARGB header. Ensure your motherboard's lighting control software is installed and configured correctly for the fan's lighting zone.

Fan making unusual noise

Check for any obstructions around the fan blades. Ensure the fan is securely mounted to the case. If the noise persists, it may indicate a bearing issue, and replacement might be necessary.

Fan speed not changing

Confirm the 4-pin PWM connector is attached to a PWM-capable header. Check motherboard BIOS settings for fan control options (e.g., 'PWM Mode' or 'DC Mode') and ensure it's set to PWM. Update motherboard BIOS if necessary.

Daisy-chained fans not lighting up correctly

Ensure all ARGB connections are secure and in the correct order. Check the total ARGB LED count supported by your motherboard or controller to avoid exceeding its limits.

Pros and Cons

Pros

  • Stunning and unique infinity mirror ARGB lighting effects.
  • PWM control allows for quiet operation at low loads and robust cooling when needed.
  • Daisy-chaining simplifies cable management for multiple fans.
  • Adjustable speed range (800-1500 RPM) offers flexibility.
  • Attractive white color complements many build themes.

Cons

  • May not offer the absolute highest airflow compared to non-RGB performance-focused fans.
  • The aesthetic features may increase the overall cost.
  • Requires a compatible motherboard or controller for full PWM functionality.
  • Reliance on ARGB connectors means compatibility with specific lighting ecosystems is important.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Setup:

  1. Mounting: Secure the fan to your PC case using the provided screws. Ensure the airflow direction arrow on the fan frame points towards the desired airflow path (e.g., into the case or out of the case).
  2. Power Connection: Connect the 4-pin PWM connector to a compatible fan header on your motherboard (labeled 'CPU_FAN', 'SYS_FAN', etc.).
  3. ARGB Connection: Connect the ARGB 3-pin connector to a compatible ARGB header on your motherboard or a dedicated ARGB controller. If daisy-chaining, connect the male Aura connector of one fan to the female Aura connector of the next fan, and finally connect the first fan's male connector to the motherboard/controller header.

Compatibility:

  • Motherboard Headers: Requires a 4-pin PWM fan header for speed control and a 3-pin ARGB header (5V) for lighting synchronization.
  • Controllers: Compatible with most standard ARGB controllers that support 3-pin 5V connections.
  • Case Mounts: Standard 120mm fan mounts found in most PC cases.

Care:

  • Cleaning: Periodically dust the fan blades and frame using a soft brush or compressed air. For stubborn dust, use a slightly damp, lint-free cloth, ensuring the fan is powered off and completely dry before reconnecting power. Avoid using harsh chemicals or excessive moisture.

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