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The Cooler Master MasterFan MF120 Halo 2 White Edition is designed for PC enthusiasts seeking enhanced cooling performance and vibrant aesthetic customization. Its key benefit is improved airflow and superior RGB lighting effects. A potential caveat is the need for a 3-pin ARGB header for full customization, though it offers a default spectrum if unavailable. This fan features larger blades for better air movement, a hybrid frame for stability, and an upgraded driver IC for quieter operation.
| Colour | White |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | MFL-B2DW-21NP2-R2 |
| Brand | Cooler Master |
The maximum rotational speed of the Cooler Master MasterFan MF120 Halo 2 White Edition is 2050 RPM.
Yes, this fan features Pulse-Width Modulation (PWM) support, allowing for variable speed control via a 4-pin fan header.
To enable full Addressable RGB (ARGB) Gen 2 customization, connect the fan's 3-pin ARGB cable to a 3-pin ARGB header on your motherboard or ARGB controller. Use compatible software to manage lighting effects.
The fan has an estimated Mean Time To Failure (MTTF) of 160,000 hours, thanks to its rifle bearing design.
The fan dimensions are 120 x 120 x 25 mm (W x D x H).
The fan offers a maximum airflow of 51.88 CFM and a maximum air pressure of 2.77 mmH2O.
The noise level at high speed (maximum RPM) is approximately 27 dB.
Ensure the 4-pin PWM power connector is securely plugged into the motherboard fan header. Verify the fan is receiving sufficient power and that the motherboard BIOS is not set to disable fan headers at low speeds.
Confirm the 3-pin ARGB connector is properly seated on a compatible ARGB header. Check your motherboard's ARGB software or controller settings. If using default spectrum mode, ensure the 3-pin connector is not plugged into a non-ARGB header.
Check for any obstructions hitting the fan blades. Ensure the fan is securely mounted to the case or radiator. If noise persists, it may indicate bearing wear, and the fan might need replacement (check warranty).
Verify the 4-pin PWM connector is plugged into a PWM-capable fan header on the motherboard. Check BIOS settings to ensure PWM mode is enabled for the connected header. Try a different PWM header if available.
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