Zalman ZM-IF120 120mm Milky White aRGB Fan infinity effect 1.200 RPM 21.0dB A 55.2CFM Computer case 12 cm

Zalman ZM-IF120 is a 120mm addressable RGB case fan with an infinity RGB lighting effect and hydraulic bearing for quiet, reliable operation. The fan delivers up to 1,200 RPM and 55.2 CFM airflow while maintaining a low noise level. It includes pre-installed rubber anti-vibration pads and supports motherboard addressable RGB (aRGB) synchronization for coordinated lighting with compatible systems.

Advantages

The hydraulic bearing reduces metal-on-metal contact using a thin lubricant layer, resulting in lower noise, resistance to internal shocks and a longer operating life. Infinite ARGB lighting provides consistent illumination in any viewing direction and the Z-SYNC support enables multiple lighting modes via compatible motherboards. Durable PBT/PC housing and anti-vibration rubber pads help minimize vibration transmission to the PC chassis.

Suitable for

• Case cooling for desktop gaming and workstation PCs
• Systems requiring quiet fan operation and long service life
• Builds that use motherboard addressable RGB synchronization

Key specifications

• Model: ZM-IF120
• Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 27 mm
• Fan speed: 1,200 RPM ± 10%
• Noise level: 21.0 dB(A) ± 10%
• Airflow: 93.78 m3/h (55.2 CFM) ± 10%
• Air pressure: 1.95 mm H2O ± 10%
• Bearing type: Hydraulic bearing
• Fan life: 50,000 hours
• Materials: PBT, PC
• Weight: 130 g
• Fan connector: 3-pin
• LED connector: 3-pin (addressable RGB, 5V DC)
• Rated voltage: Fan 12V DC, LED 5V DC

How to use

Mount the Zalman ZM-IF120 in a compatible 120mm fan position in your computer case using the standard screws. Connect the 3-pin fan power connector to your motherboard fan header and connect the 3-pin addressable RGB cable to a 5V aRGB header for lighting control. Use your motherboard software or BIOS to configure fan speed curves and ARGB lighting modes. Ensure the connectors match the pinout on your board before powering the system.

Recommendations

For best results, install the fan with the correct airflow orientation for intake or exhaust, enable motherboard aRGB support if you want synchronized lighting, and periodically clean dust from blades and the housing to maintain airflow and low noise levels.