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The Antec Nova 120 is an industrial-grade 120mm PWM case fan designed for users seeking extreme cooling performance and exceptional durability. Its key benefit is its powerful airflow (up to 95.32 CFM) and static pressure (up to 6.56 mmH2O) when needed, combined with a quiet Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) and a dustproof design for longevity. A potential caveat is its maximum noise level of 38.7 dB(A) in its highest setting, which may be noticeable in very quiet environments.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | 0-761345-40050-3 |
| Brand | Antec |
The fan is rated for a lifespan of 50,000 hours at 40°C, thanks to its Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) and industrial-grade construction.
Yes, the fan features a three-phase PWM speed controller allowing you to select between Low, Medium, and High performance modes. You can further fine-tune speeds via your motherboard's BIOS/UEFI or fan control software.
In its High performance setting, the fan can achieve a maximum airflow of 95.32 CFM and a maximum static pressure of 6.56 mmH2O.
Yes, the Antec Nova 120 supports PWM Sharing Technology, enabling you to daisy-chain multiple fans and control them together via a single 4-pin PWM header.
The dustproof design encloses the internal drive components, preventing dust or debris from entering and corroding the internal electronics, thus extending the fan's operational lifespan.
At its highest speed setting (3200 RPM), the fan produces a noise level of 38.7 dB(A).
The entire fan, including blades and frame, is constructed from industrial-grade Liquid Crystal Polymer (LCP) for high durability and heat resistance.
Ensure the 4-pin PWM connector is securely seated in the motherboard fan header. Check that the fan header is receiving power and that the fan speed is not set to 0 RPM in the BIOS/UEFI or control software. Verify the fan's operational voltage (6.0-13.2V) is within the expected range.
Check for any obstructions (cables, screws) hitting the fan blades. Ensure the fan is securely mounted and not vibrating against the case. If the noise persists, there might be an issue with the bearing; contact customer support if under warranty.
Confirm the fan is connected to a PWM-capable header on the motherboard. Check your motherboard's BIOS/UEFI settings to ensure PWM control is enabled for the connected header and that a fan curve or mode is configured correctly. If using PWM Sharing Technology, ensure all connected fans are compatible and the header can support the combined power draw.
Check for dust buildup on the fan blades and the surrounding area (e.g., radiator fins or case filters). Ensure there are no blockages in the air path. Verify the fan is operating at an appropriate speed setting (Low, Medium, or High).
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