ARCTIC COOLING ACTCP00007B MX-4 2019 Edition thermal paste 2.0g
- 2.0g
- 8.5 W/mK
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A 140 mm case fan with a 3-pin connector that runs at 800 rpm for quiet cooling
This 140 mm fan uses a three-pin power connector and runs at a reference speed of 800 rpm. The frame measures 140 mm by 140 mm by 25 mm and has a black finish with no LED lighting. It is supplied as a fan only, intended for case or heatsink airflow.
The low reference speed and three-pin design suit builders who want simple voltage-controlled cooling without PWM complexity. Buyers who need PWM speed curves, higher static pressure for dense radiators, or addressable lighting should look at other models.
The 140 mm square frame aligns with common case fan locations and many tower coolers that accept 140 mm fans. The three-pin connector plugs directly into motherboard headers or fan controllers that support voltage regulation. No additional brackets or adapters are required.
| Color | Black |
|---|---|
| Type | Fan only |
| Fan Size | 140mm |
| Power Connector | 3 Pin |
| LED | No |
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