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RAIJINTEK AURAS 12 BLUE - 2pcs, A 12025 O-type LED PWM Fan & Anti-Vibration Rubber at 4 Corner $9.99 + FS
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RAIJINTEK LED fan, AURA 12 fan series, is a 12025 mm O-type LED PWM fan. Anti-vibration rubber pads are used in all four corners to minimize movement and noise. The optimized fan blade and housing design provides outstanding air flow, enhances static pressure and cooling performance. O-type LED ring brings visible color and brightness uniformity from all directions and adds spot light to the chassis.
- O-type LED brings visible color & brightness uniformity from all direction
- Anti-vibration rubber pads in all four corners to minimize movement and noise
- Specific housing design to provide max. static pressure
- Optimized fan blade design to provide outstanding air flow
- PWM function (800-1800 RPM)
- Y-CABLE (4pin) attached
https://www.newegg.com/raijintek-...klink=true
- O-type LED brings visible color & brightness uniformity from all direction
- Anti-vibration rubber pads in all four corners to minimize movement and noise
- Specific housing design to provide max. static pressure
- Optimized fan blade design to provide outstanding air flow
- PWM function (800-1800 RPM)
- Y-CABLE (4pin) attached
https://www.newegg.com/raijintek-...klink=true
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But 1800 is perfectly fine for a radiator considering they're built for static pressure.
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It's not about RPM, it's about CFM. That's the amount of air it moves. If the RPM is low and the CFM high, it's really efficient but usually that means it's bigger and moves more air through bigger blades in order to compensate for the low RPM. I can probably write a book about this, but that's the gist.
Which is called CFM