PCBUILDER CPU Fan Typhoon Ice 120mm ARGB

Overclockers and system builders pushing their CPUs to the limit need a cooler that keeps temperatures in check without sounding like a jet engine. The PCBUILDER Typhoon Ice 120mm ARGB air cooler delivers exactly that, with a 120mm PWM fan spinning up to 1800 RPM and four copper heatpipes drawing heat into a dense aluminum fin stack. Whether you're gaming, rendering, or stress-testing, this cooler handles up to 180W TDP, making it a solid match for modern Intel and AMD platforms.

Key specifications

• Cooler type: CPU air cooler
• Fan size: 120mm
• Fan speed: 800 - 1800 RPM (±10%)
• Max airflow: 65 CFM
• Max static pressure: 2.1 mmH2O
• Noise level: 18 - 29 dBA
• RGB lighting: Addressable RGB (ARGB)
• RGB connector: 3-pin 5V ARGB
• Fan connector: 4-pin PWM
• Heatpipes: 4 copper
• Heatsink material: Aluminum fins, copper heatpipes
• Socket compatibility Intel: LGA1700, LGA1200, LGA115x, LGA2066, LGA2011
• Socket compatibility AMD: AM5, AM4, AM3+, AM2+, FM2+, FM1
• Max TDP: 180W
• Bearing type: Hydraulic bearing
• Rated voltage: 12V DC
• MTTF: 60,000 hours
• Heatsink dimensions (L x W x H): 120 x 48 x 155 mm
• Thermal paste: Included

Why choose it

The Typhoon Ice balances strong cooling performance with customizable ARGB lighting. The 4-pin PWM fan automatically adjusts speed based on CPU temperature, keeping noise low during light tasks and ramping up under load. The addressable RGB lets you sync colors with your motherboard or controller for a cohesive build aesthetic. With broad socket support, it’s a versatile choice for both new and older systems.

Ideal use cases

• Mid-range to high-end gaming PCs
• Content creation workstations
• Systems with CPUs up to 180W TDP
• Builds where quiet operation and RGB lighting are priorities

Good to know

Thermal paste is included in the box, so you can install right away. The cooler stands 155mm tall—check your case clearance before purchasing. The hydraulic bearing ensures long-term reliability, rated for 60,000 hours. For ARGB control, you'll need a compatible 3-pin 5V header on your motherboard or a separate controller.