Fan HYTE THICC FP12 12 cm Black White 3000 RPM

The HYTE THICC FP12 is a 120 mm case and radiator fan engineered for high airflow and low noise. Featuring a 32 mm THICC profile and a fiberglass-reinforced liquid crystal polymer (LCP) blade design, the fan delivers strong rigidity, durability, and aerodynamic performance. It fits standard 2.5" mounting locations and uses HYTE's digital Nexus Link interface while retaining legacy 4-pin PWM compatibility.

Advantages

The THICC FP12 combines a deep 32 mm frame with LCP blades to provide an excellent performance-to-noise ratio, offering up to 105.8 CFM airflow and 8.14 mm-H2O static pressure at a maximum 3,000 RPM. It supports a zero-RPM mode for silent operation under light loads and includes a robust onboard sequential bit processor to manage cooling, lighting, and sensor channels. The Nexus Link interface enables chaining multiple devices—up to 18 on a single port or up to 54 across three channels with Nexus Link AmpScale—while 4-pin PWM ensures broad compatibility.

Suitable for

• PC case cooling
• Radiator cooling for liquid-cooling loops
• Systems requiring quiet operation at low load
• Setups needing organized I/O and compact 2.5" mounting

Key specifications

• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Frame thickness: 32 mm
• Maximum speed: 0–3,000 RPM (dynamically adjustable)
• Maximum airflow: 105.8 CFM
• Static pressure: 8.14 mm-H2O
• Blade material: Fiberglass-reinforced liquid crystal polymer (LCP)
• Connectivity: HYTE Nexus Link Type-M digital interface; legacy 4-pin PWM support
• Color: Black and White
• MPN: LUHY-003
• EAN: 1220000350670

How to use

Mount the fan in any standard 2.5" compatible location using the appropriate screws and orient it for the desired airflow direction (intake or exhaust). Connect the fan to a Nexus Link Type-M port to enable chained device control and advanced features; alternatively, use a 4-pin PWM header for standard speed control. Configure zero-RPM mode and fan speed limits through the host controller or motherboard fan control software where supported.

Recommendations

For optimal balance between cooling performance and noise, set the fan curve to allow higher RPMs under sustained heavy CPU or GPU loads and enable zero-RPM mode for idle or low-load conditions. When using Nexus Link chaining, ensure proper addressing and power distribution, especially if connecting many devices across channels.