SILVERSTONE 140mm Cooling Fan SST-FHP141 v2.0 — 140 mm PWM case/cooler fan, black

SILVERSTONE SST-FHP141 v2.0 is a 140 mm PWM cooling fan designed for PC case and cooler use. Built to fit standard 140 mm mounts, this black fan delivers targeted airflow for case ventilation, heatsinks or radiator support. It is intended to assist system cooling in desktops and workstations by improving heat dissipation and helping maintain stable operating temperatures under typical computing loads.

Advantages

The fan uses PWM control to allow automatic speed adjustment according to thermal demand, which helps balance cooling performance and noise. Its 140 mm size provides a larger swept area than smaller fans, enabling efficient airflow at lower rotational speeds. The black housing and blades offer a neutral appearance that integrates with most system builds. Designed for continuous operation, it aims to provide reliable airflow for general-purpose and component-focused cooling.

Suitable for

• Case ventilation in mid-tower and full-tower desktop systems
• Intake or exhaust fan for radiator-based liquid cooling
• Supplemental airflow for CPU heatsinks or GPU shrouds
• Workstation systems requiring stable chassis airflow

Key specifications

• Fan diameter: 140 mm compatible mount
• Speed control: PWM (pulse-width modulation)
• Color: black housing and blades
• Application: case, heatsink, or radiator cooling
• Airflow role: intake or exhaust configuration

How to use

Mount the fan to a compatible 140 mm fan slot using the provided or standard screws, aligning the airflow direction indicated on the frame with your intended intake or exhaust orientation. Connect the fan to a PWM-capable header on the motherboard or a PWM fan controller to enable automatic speed regulation. For radiator installation, position the fan to push or pull air through the radiator fins according to your cooling layout. Ensure clear cable routing to avoid contact with the blades and verify secure mounting to minimize vibration.

Recommendations

Place the fan where it can contribute to a consistent airflow path through the chassis; typically, a combination of front/bottom intake and rear/top exhaust yields balanced cooling. Use the motherboard BIOS or a dedicated fan control utility to set appropriate PWM curves that match your performance and noise preferences. Periodically clean dust from the blades and frame to maintain airflow efficiency.