Fan Silverstone VISTA 120 ARGB 12 cm Black 2000 RPM FDB

The Silverstone VISTA 120 ARGB is a 120 mm system fan that balances airflow and static pressure for both low- and high-resistance cooling setups. Rated for up to 2000 RPM, the black-design fan incorporates Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) technology and an actively cooled motor to deliver quiet operation and extended service life while providing a maximum air pressure of 2.22 mmH2O.

Advantages

The fan provides a hybrid performance profile that suits varied system demands by offering an effective compromise between airflow and air pressure. It uses industry-standard 4+1 pin ARGB connectors to enable addressable RGB lighting control via compatible motherboards or ARGB controllers. The superior hydraulic (fluid dynamic) bearing and actively cooled motor reduce friction and increase durability and operational efficiency.

Suitable for

• PC case fan replacement or upgrade
• CPU air coolers and closed-loop radiator support (120 mm)
• Systems requiring both airflow and static pressure balance
• Builds with ARGB lighting managed by motherboard or external controller

Key specifications

• Size: 120 mm
• Maximum speed: 2000 RPM
• Bearing type: Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) / hydraulic bearing
• Maximum air pressure: 2.22 mmH2O
• Connector for lighting: 4-1 pin ARGB (addressable RGB)
• Color: Black
• Brand / Model: SILVERSTONE SST-VS120B-ARGB
• EAN: 4710679816289

How to use

Install the VISTA 120 ARGB in a compatible 120 mm fan mount using the supplied screws or standard fan screws. Connect the power cable to the system fan header or an appropriate power source as specified by your motherboard or fan controller. Attach the 4+1 pin ARGB connector to a compatible ARGB header on the motherboard or to an ARGB controller to enable lighting control. Ensure fan orientation matches desired airflow direction and verify secure cable routing away from moving parts.

Recommendations

For balanced cooling performance, place the fan where both airflow and static pressure are required, for example on radiators or restricted intake/exhaust locations. Use motherboard software or an ARGB controller to configure lighting and set fan curves to match thermal and acoustic preferences. Periodically check and clean the fan to maintain performance and longevity.