Corsair iCUE LINK RX120 MAX RGB 120mm PWM Thick Fan Expansion - White

Corsair iCUE LINK RX120 MAX RGB 120mm PWM Thick Fan Expansion - White

UNRIVALED PERFORMANCE

5mm thicker fan blades enhance cooling performance by moving more air at the same speed as thinner fans. RX MAX RGB fans can also run quieter, as they can spin slower to produce the same airflow.

PERFORMANCE WHERE IT MATTERS

THICKER FANS, MORE POWER

At 30mm, RX MAX RGB fans are 20% thicker than the standard PC cooling fan. This translates directly into additional cooling power for your PC, with stronger airflow and static pressure generated by the larger fan blade.

SUPERIOR AIRFLOW AND STATIC PRESSURE

RX MAX RGB fans leverage CORSAIR’s expert engineering and design to maximize every benefit of its thicker housing.

AIRFLOW

A larger fan blade with an optimized blade shape pushes a greater volume of air through your PC case.

STATIC PRESSURE

High static pressure makes RX MAX RGB ideal for radiator mounting, as it can push air more effectively through dense obstructions.

LOWER NOISE

RX MAX RGB fans significantly reduce fan noise by operating at a lower RPM compared to traditional fans while still achieving the same airflow.

EVERY SOURCE OF NOISE ADDRESSED

MAGNETIC DOME BEARING

This improved bearing minimizes friction and mechanical noise, achieving a balance between high airflow performance and low acoustic footprint. On top of that, the reduced friction means greater longevity for your fan.

DESIGNED FOR REAL LIFE PERFORMANCE

RIGOROUSLY TESTED AND PERFECTED

Extensive testing bears out the RX MAX RGB Series’ exceptional cooling performance, in both case fan and radiator fan applications.

REMOVING AGE-OLD ANNOYANCES

QUIKTURN SCREW REVOLUTION

Take CORSAIR's QuikTurn screws for a single spin and see how convenient fan installation can be: as robust and secure as any traditional screw, and an absolute pleasure to use. Especially when you need to use 20 or more in a build.

GET STARTED FAST WITH iCUE

See how easy it is to install your new CORSAIR components and set things up in iCUE software.