Computer case fan MSI MAG F120 ARGB WHITE — 120 mm, 1300 RPM, hydraulic bearing

MSI MAG F120 ARGB WHITE is a 120 mm computer case fan designed to provide chassis airflow with integrated ARGB lighting. The fan operates at up to 1300 RPM and uses a hydraulic bearing to reduce friction and extend service life. With moderate static pressure of up to 1 mmH2O and an airflow specification suitable for general cooling needs, this white fan suits desktop builds where coordinated lighting and quiet operation are required.

Advantages

The fan includes addressable RGB lighting compatible with MSI Mystic Light for synchronized lighting control across supported components. Anti-noise pads are fitted on both sides to minimise vibration noise and rattling, while the hydraulic bearing lowers operational noise and improves durability. Its 120 mm size and white finish allow straightforward integration into a wide range of cases and cooling configurations.

Suitable for

• General chassis ventilation in desktop PC builds
• Supplemental cooling for CPU or GPU zones
• Use on 120 mm radiator mounts for low-to-moderate static pressure cooling
• Systems where synchronized ARGB lighting control is desired

Key specifications

• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Maximum rotational speed: 1300 RPM
• Static pressure: up to 1 mmH2O
• Airflow: approximately 51 CFM
• Noise level: approximately 26.9 dB
• Bearing type: hydraulic bearing
• Lighting: addressable RGB (ARGB), 16.8 million colors, MSI Mystic Light compatible
• Colour: White

How to use

Install the MSI MAG F120 ARGB WHITE into a compatible 120 mm fan mount in your case or on a radiator using the supplied screws. Connect the power and ARGB connectors to the appropriate headers on your motherboard or ARGB controller following the motherboard manual to ensure correct pin alignment. Configure lighting effects and color profiles using MSI Mystic Light or a compatible ARGB control utility. Ensure fan orientation matches the desired airflow direction for intake or exhaust.

Recommendations

For quieter operation, mount the fan using the anti-noise pads and avoid direct contact between fan frame and case metal. Use the fan as intake or exhaust depending on your case airflow plan and combine with additional fans for balanced positive or negative pressure. When using on radiators, confirm airflow direction and fan spacing to maximise heat dissipation while keeping RPM within the specified range for reduced noise.