NZXT F360 RGB Core - Black

Connecting to a motherboard header allows basic lighting control (if ARGB) and fan speed control. Connecting to an NZXT controller (sold separately) unlocks full software control via NZXT CAM for advanced RGB effects, fan curves, and features like Zero RPM mode.

No, the NZXT F360 RGB Core fan unit does not include an NZXT controller. A controller is required for full software integration and advanced features and must be purchased separately.

The Fluid Dynamic Bearings (FDB) are rated for a long lifespan of up to 60,000 hours.

Yes, if you connect the included splitter cable to a motherboard's 5V ARGB header, you can control the lighting through your motherboard's RGB software, though features may be limited compared to NZXT CAM.

The fan unit has a width of 120 mm, a depth of 26 mm, and a height of 360 mm.

The maximum rotational speed is 2400 RPM.

The fan unit provides an airflow of 75.12 m³/h.

Check all cable connections. Ensure the fan is connected to a powered fan header on the motherboard or a controller. Verify that the RPM is not set to 0 or Zero RPM mode is not active if not intended.

Confirm the ARGB cable is correctly plugged into the 5V ARGB header on the motherboard or NZXT controller. If using NZXT CAM, ensure the software is running and recognizes the fan unit. Try the splitter cable if direct connection issues arise.

Check for obstructions around the fan blades. Ensure the unit is securely mounted. If noise persists, the Fluid Dynamic Bearing may be experiencing issues; contact support if under warranty.

If using an NZXT controller, ensure it is properly connected to the motherboard via USB. Reinstall NZXT CAM software. Check for controller firmware updates.