This white CT120 PC Cooling Fan 2-pack from Thermaltake is a no-frills solution for gamers who need an affordable option for cooling their PC that can still deliver solid performance. With an airflow of 57.05 CFM, speeds from 500 to 2000 rpm, and a noise level of 25.8 dBA, the CT120 offers robust yet quiet cooling for your PC. These fans house hydraulic bearings and use a 4-pin PWM connection.

2 x 120mm PWM Fans    Hydraulic Bearings    4-Pin PWM Connection    500 to 2000 rpm    57.05 CFM    25.8 dBA    Daisy Chain Design

The CT120 saves space in your case by utilizing a daisy chain design that reduces overall cable length and connections to your motherboard. Anti-vibration mounting pads help keep the noise down and maintain consistent performance. Included with this 2-pack are extensions for easy access to any motherboard PWM port.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does the non rgb version comes with a fan hub and switch to control fan speeds?

A: The Lian Li LANCOOL III Tower PC Case does not include a fan controller.

Q: 2. Can the lights be turned off?

A: Yes, the lights on the Thermaltake Massive 20 RGB Notebook Cooler BH #THCLNPL20SWA can be turned off.

Q: 3. Will this come with a cable compatible for my country?

A: It includes a universal power supply (110-240 vac) with a U.S. plug, so you may just need to get a plug adapter, depending on what country.

Q: 4. Lost charging cable. Which one works? The normal double USB is not power transmitting so I cannot use my pad since I bought it :( Please advise which cable exactly from your website I can purchase to charge this device.

A: I am very sorry but it looks like we do not have the USB-A splitter. If you are still within the warranty period, I recommend that you reach out to the manufacturer to get a replacement cable for the Thermaltake Massive 14 Laptop Cooling Pad with Dual LED Fans.

Q: 5. From what I have seen this requires 2 USB plugs, do both NEED to be plugged in for this to work? Or is one just for the lights or something?

A: Yes, both USB cables must be plugged in.

Q: 6. Would this be a good option to use on a gaming system, like the PS4?

A: Technically, the Thermaltake Massive 20 RGB Notebook Cooler is meant for laptops. However, theoretically, you could use it on a PS4, but I cannot guarantee how well it will perform in this case. I would suggest looking for a cooler that is specifically designed for the PS4.

Q: 7. Where made?

A: According to the information we have, our current inventory's Country of Origin is China. Please be aware this can change over the product's production life without notice.

Q: 8. What control buttons are on the CF-R20EP?

A: The Canon CF-R20EP Battery Grip with Cooling Fan & Ethernet does not really have control buttons. It has LED lights on the back that let you know if the fan is on, if it is connected via LAN, and which of the two batteries are charging.

Q: 9. Can i set it up to push air to the bottom ?

A: No, unfortunately the item only has one directional mode.

Q: 10. Does the Thermaltake work on your lap. Where does the air enter and exit the cooler?

A: This item can be used on lap however I would recommend using it for solely for table top usage. The air is pulled in through the top and pushed out via the bottom of the unit.