Fan Corsair iCUE LINK RX140 MAX RGB 14 cm White 2 pcs 300-1600 RPM

The Corsair iCUE LINK RX140 MAX RGB is a 140 mm case fan in white, supplied as a 2-piece set and featuring a 300–1600 RPM speed range. With a maximum static pressure of 2.38 mmH2O and a larger 30 mm housing with 5 mm thicker blades, it delivers increased airflow and improved cooling performance for PC cases and radiators while maintaining lower noise levels compared to standard fans.

Advantages

The RX140 MAX RGB’s thicker 30 mm design and optimized blade shape push a greater volume of air and generate higher static pressure, making the fan effective for both case ventilation and radiator mounting. Magnetic dome bearings reduce mechanical friction and noise while extending fan lifespan. The fan achieves comparable airflow at lower RPMs, resulting in quieter operation. Installation is simplified with Corsair’s QuikTurn screws for faster, secure mounting.

Suitable for

• Case cooling in desktop PCs
• Radiator mounting for liquid cooling loops
• Silent or low-noise system builds
• Aesthetic white-themed PC builds with RGB lighting

Key specifications

• Type: Fan
• Fan diameter: 140 mm
• Speed range: 300–1600 RPM
• Maximum static pressure: 2.38 mmH2O
• Product colour: White
• Weight (set): 0.715 kg
• Items included: 2 fans
• Manufacturer part number (MPN): CO-9051040-WW
• EAN: 0840006683032

How to use

Mount the RX140 MAX RGB in your PC case or on a radiator following the airflow direction indicated on the fan frame. Connect the fan to a compatible header or controller supporting the specified RPM range and RGB control (via iCUE LINK if applicable). Use the supplied QuikTurn screws to secure the fan; a single partial turn anchors the screw for a faster installation process. Adjust fan curves in your motherboard BIOS or fan controller software to balance cooling performance and noise.

Recommendations

For optimal results, use the RX140 MAX RGB on radiator positions or intake/exhaust locations where higher static pressure and airflow are required. Configure fan curves to allow lower RPMs during light loads to reduce noise, and perform periodic cleaning to maintain performance.