Fan Cooler Master MasterFan MF120 Halo 3in1

MasterFan MF120 Halo 3in1 is a 120 mm case and CPU-cooler fan designed to provide focused static pressure and reliable airflow for chassis intake or radiator use. The fan runs between 650 and 1800 RPM on a rifle bearing and delivers up to 1.6 mmH2O air pressure while combining a black-and-grey aesthetic with integrated addressable RGB lighting. The package includes an addressable RGB controller and secure connector clips for easy installation.

Advantages

The dual-loop addressable RGB lighting offers individually controllable LEDs for vivid color effects while the included addressable RGB controller supports simple color selection and case lighting reset functions. A hybrid fan blade design—mixing air-balance and wave-shaped blades—provides improved static pressure without sacrificing airflow. Multiple noise-reduction measures and sound-absorbing materials reduce operational noise for quieter cooling. Smart fan sensor protection helps prevent damage from jams.

Suitable for

• Case intake and exhaust cooling
• Radiator or CPU cooler with 120 mm fan mounting
• PC builds where RGB lighting and aesthetic integration are desired
• Systems requiring moderate static pressure (up to 1.6 mmH2O)

Key specifications

• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Speed range: 650–1800 RPM
• Max static pressure: 1.6 mmH2O
• Bearing type: rifle bearing
• Weight (set): 0.618 kg
• Colour: grey, black
• Includes: Addressable RGB controller and connector clips

How to use

Mount the MF120 Halo fan to a compatible 120 mm fan location on the case or radiator using standard fan screws. Connect the power and tachometer cables to the motherboard or fan controller and attach the addressable RGB connector to the included controller or to a compatible ARGB header. Use the included controller or your case lighting reset button to select colors and lighting modes. Ensure the fan orientation matches desired airflow direction for intake or exhaust.

Recommendations

Install the fans in pairs or sets for balanced airflow and optimal static pressure in radiators. Keep fan mounting screws snug but not over-tightened and periodically check the ARGB connectors for a secure fit. If using the fan on a radiator, place fans to push air through the fins for efficient heat transfer.