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Fan Information Thermaltake Riing Quad Cooling Fan CL-F088-PL12SW-B
Fan Speed (rpm):
1500
Fan Bearing Type:
Hydraulic Bearing
1st Fan Air Flow:
306 gal/min
Noise Levels:
25 dB(A)
Fan Life:
4.6 Year
LED Color:
RGB
Design Thermaltake Riing Quad Cooling Fan CL-F088-PL12SW-B
Material:
Rubber Pad
Fan Diameter:
120
Fan Height:
0.98"
Fan Width:
4.72"
Fan Depth:
4.72"
Weight:
6.67 oz
Miscellaneous Thermaltake Riing Quad Cooling Fan CL-F088-PL12SW-B
Application/Usage:
Radiator Chassis
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