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White 120mm case fan with three-sided infinity mirror ARGB lighting and nine translucent blades

Bailink

Bailink 120mm ARGB Case Fan Infinity Mirror White

SKU CH-PGGR-FZAK1

120 mm ARGB case fan with three-sided infinity mirror lighting, hydraulic bearing, 1000–2000 RPM and 24 dBA noise

  • Fan ControllerNo Controller
  • TypeCase Fan
  • CompatibilityCase
  • Fan Size120mm
  • Bearing TypeHydraulic
  • RPM1000~2000RPM
  • Three-sided infinity mirror ARGB creates layered depth effect
  • 5V 3-pin ARGB syncs lighting with compatible motherboards
  • Nine balanced blades boost airflow pressure at 1000-2000 RPM
  • Hydraulic bearing and 24 dBA rating deliver quiet long-life cooling
  • Double-sided silicone pads cut resonance noise during operation

120mm ARGB Infinity Mirror Fan

The Bailink 120mm case fan uses a three-sided infinity mirror design with circular layers spaced .5mm apart to create a deep ARGB lighting effect. It mounts in standard 120mm locations and connects to a motherboard via a 4-pin PWM power lead and a separate 5V 3-pin ARGB signal header. The white frame and blades suit light-themed builds.

Builders who want addressable RGB sync

This fan suits builders who have a motherboard with a 5V 3-pin ARGB header and want synchronised lighting across the system. It is not for systems that only offer 12V 4-pin RGB headers or lack any ARGB header unless a separate controller box is added. The hydraulic bearing and 24 dBA noise rating fit quiet cooling needs.

5V 3-pin ARGB header requirement

The single specification that decides compatibility is the presence of a 5V 3-pin ARGB header on the motherboard. Without it the infinity mirror lighting cannot be synchronised and a third-party controller becomes necessary. The fan spins at 1000 to 2000 RPM using the 4-pin PWM connection for speed control.

Highlights

  • Three-sided infinity mirror ARGB creates layered depth effect
  • 5V 3-pin ARGB syncs lighting with compatible motherboards
  • Nine balanced blades boost airflow pressure at 1000-2000 RPM
  • Hydraulic bearing and 24 dBA rating deliver quiet long-life cooling
  • Double-sided silicone pads cut resonance noise during operation

Specifications

BrandBailink
Fan ControllerNo Controller
TypeCase Fan
CompatibilityCase
Fan Size120mm
Bearing TypeHydraulic
RPM1000~2000RPM
Noise Level=24dBA
Power Connector4PIN and 5V 3PIN
ColorWhite
LEDARGB
FeaturesThree sided Infinite Mirror ARGB light effect The side infinity mirrors on the left and right sides of the fan are based on infinite geometry Multiple layers 0.5mm apart are visible in the circular infinity mirror at the center of the fan
Support +5V 3 PIN ARGB motherboard divine light synchronization
High wind and low noise fan blades Balanced 9 blade design, increase the output wind pressure Improve the efficiency of heat dissipation, easily blow away the excess heat of the host,1000~2000RPM;=29DBA
Hydraulic bearing Ensure high speed operation, reduce wear, reduce noise, improve se

Questions about this item

How do I connect the 4-pin PWM and 5V 3-pin ARGB cables to my motherboard, and which header do builders often forget?

Plug the 4-pin connector into a PWM fan header and the 5V 3-pin into a 5V ARGB header; the 5V ARGB header is the one most often missed, so verify your board has it before installing.

What part of this fan will wear out first and need replacement?

The hydraulic bearing supports the 1000-2000 RPM range and is the component that degrades over time; when noise rises above the rated 24 dBA the bearing is due for service.

At what noise level does the fan become audible during sustained high-speed operation?

The specifications list 24 dBA, and at the top 2000 RPM the sound pressure reaches that level, which is the first limit you notice under continuous load.

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