Fan APNX FP2-120 PWM ARGB Maximum airflow 83.87 cfm White

APNX FP2-120 PWM ARGB is a 120 mm performance fan with a 30 mm thick frame designed for both radiators and PC cases. It delivers up to 83.87 cfm airflow and a minimum air pressure of 3.49 mmH2O. The fan uses a fluid dynamic bearing for smoother operation and longer lifespan, and its steel frame with ARGB lighting is available in white to match modern builds.

Advantages

The 30 mm thickness and larger blades provide 30–50% better cooling performance compared with standard 25 mm fans while maintaining lower RPM for efficient airflow and static pressure. A reverse flow blade is included to change airflow direction quickly without replacing the entire unit. The steel frame increases durability and the fluid dynamic bearing reduces friction and noise. An ultra-thick shock-absorbing pad improves stability and reduces vibration.

Suitable for

• 120 mm radiators where increased thickness boosts cooling performance
• PC cases requiring higher airflow and pressure at lower RPM
• Builds that need ARGB lighting and a white aesthetic
• Space-constrained liquid cooling setups (recessed frame reduces height by 3 mm on radiators)

Key specifications

• Model: APNX FP2-120 PWM ARGB (MPN: FP2-120 WH, EAN: 4711099474479)
• Size: 120 mm fan with 30 mm thickness
• Maximum airflow: 83.87 cfm
• Minimum air pressure: 3.49 mmH2O
• Bearing type: Fluid dynamic bearing
• Frame: Steel (white), recessed design reduces radiator height by 3 mm
• Lighting: ARGB with on/off control
• Includes: Reverse flow blade and ultra-thick shock-absorbing pad

How to use

Install the APNX FP2-120 in a standard 120 mm fan mount on radiators or inside the case, observing the indicated airflow direction. Connect the PWM power cable to a motherboard fan header or compatible controller to allow speed regulation, and connect ARGB to a supported controller or header for lighting control. If you need reverse airflow, follow the supplied instructions to mount the reverse flow blade according to the quick-install mechanics.

Recommendations

For best results, use the fan with a PWM-controlled header to balance cooling and noise. When mounting on radiators in tight spaces, take advantage of the recessed frame to save 3 mm of height. Ensure ARGB connections match your controller's voltage and pinout before powering the system.