Fan LC-Power LC-CC-120-B4 12 cm Black 600-2200 RPM Fluid Dynamic Bearing

The LC-Power LC-CC-120-B4 is a 120 mm CPU cooler and case fan combination designed to provide reliable cooling for modern processors. With a 190 W TDP rating, four 6 mm heat pipes and a 120 mm fan with fluid dynamic bearing, the unit offers efficient heat transfer and quiet operation across a wide speed range (600–2200 RPM). The compact design supports installation in gaming and workstation builds while maintaining effective thermal performance.

Advantages

The cooler delivers strong cooling capacity with a 190 W TDP and direct heat transport via four 6 mm heat pipes to promote even dissipation. The 120 mm fan uses a fluid dynamic bearing for reduced noise and longer service life, while the fan's speed range allows balancing airflow and acoustics. Compatibility with modern sockets and a compact form factor make it a practical choice for mid-range systems.

Suitable for

• Mid-range gaming PCs that require reliable CPU cooling
• Workstations with moderate to high thermal loads
• System builds using Intel LGA 1851 or AMD AM5 sockets
• Compact cases where a balance of size and performance is needed

Key specifications

• Fan size: 120 mm
• Fan speed: 600–2200 RPM
• Bearing type: Fluid Dynamic Bearing
• Maximum air pressure: 2.85 mmH2O
• Voltage range: 6–12 V
• TDP: 190 W
• Heat pipes: 4 × 6 mm
• Color: Black
• Compatible sockets: Intel LGA 1851, AMD AM5
• MPN: LC-CC-120-B4, EAN: 4262443281224

How to use

Mount the LC-Power LC-CC-120-B4 to the CPU following the included instructions and secure it to the motherboard using the provided bracket and fasteners for the target socket (Intel LGA 1851 or AMD AM5). Connect the fan to a compatible header on the motherboard (PWM or 3/4-pin as supplied) and configure fan curves in the BIOS or software to achieve the desired balance of cooling and noise. Ensure the cooler has adequate clearance in the case and that airflow direction aligns with the system's intake/exhaust layout.

Recommendations

For optimal performance, apply an appropriate, thin layer of thermal paste between the CPU and cooler base, maintain case airflow with intake and exhaust fans, and periodically clean the fan and heatsink from dust. Use moderate to aggressive fan curves under sustained high loads to keep temperatures within safe limits.