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Cooler Master 12cm Sickleflow Red LED System Case Fan - (CM-R4-L2R-20AR-R1)

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Case cooling is becoming more essential these days. Quality fans with better airflow inside your chassis will give you a more stable system.

7 In stock

£7.99

Stock Code: FG-014-CM

EAN: 4719512018903

MPN: R4-L2R-20AR-R1

Manufacturer: CoolerMaster

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Product information: Cooler Master 12cm Sickleflow Red LED System Case Fan - (CM-R4-L2R-20AR-R1)

Case cooling is becoming more essential these days. Quality fans with better airflow inside your chassis will give you a more stable system. The SickleFlow 120 with 2000 RPM is no doubt one of the best case fans in the market.

Features
- Transparent dark-gray fan blades for better LED effect.
- Long life sleeve bearing for longer life expectancy.
- Strong air flow to fortify cooling efficiency.
- Silent operation as an excellent choice for case cooling.

Specification:
- RoHS compliance.
- 120x120x25mm
- 2000rpm

Customer review "Cooler Master 12cm Sickleflow Red LED System Case Fan - (CM-R4-L2R-20AR-R1)"

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Nate

Shifts a good amount of air but is a little noisy at full speed.

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2013-07-29

Good Fan

Although these fans don't move as much air as others at this RPM and price point, these fans do look great. I bought them for my water cooling loop, having them on my top mounted radiator they look great with their LED's. The LED's produce a deep red which is great as many produce a milky pink colour.
The noise is more than acceptable.
A note for anyone using these with radiators, a mod I always apply is to make gaskets from cardboard. Screwing your fan on to your radiator with a gasket means that no air is lost out the gaps you would ordinarily have between the fan housing and radiator. This means the fan is really pushing all the air through the fins on your radiator. I have tested this mod and it actually took another 2C from my idle CPU temps on a 3x120 radiator.

Nate 2012-12-27