ARGB REVERSE AIR FLOW FAN
₨ 1,500
- Thermalright TL-M12R-S Reverse:
- Aesthetics: Budget-friendly option with an infinity mirror ring on the center hub and sleek ARGB accent lines across the frame.
- Performance: Reaches 1500 RPM with 42.6 CFM of airflow and a very quiet 23.2 dBA noise rating. You can find it locally at retailers
- ASUS TUF Gaming TR120 ARGB Reverse:
- Aesthetics: Offers premium customization with an extra-thick frame and a double-layer LED matrix utilizing 16 addressable LEDs.
- Performance: Enhanced 28mm thickness delivers stellar performance, pumping out 76.3 CFM of airflow with a high 2.75mm H2O static pressure.
- Corsair RS120-R ARGB:
- Aesthetics: Clean, minimal aesthetics with 8 bright, addressable RGB LEDs clustered tightly around the central hub.
- Performance: Pushes up to 65.82 CFM using magnetic dome bearings that support a “Zero RPM” mode for completely silent operation under low PC loads.
An ARGB reverse airflow fan pulls air in through the pretty, lighted front side while pushing it out the back, letting you use it as an intake fan without hiding your case’s RGB lights. [1]
What is a Reverse Airflow Fan?
- Normal Fan: The pretty side with the logo and lights is usually the intake, and the ugly support struts face inward. If you use a normal fan as an intake on the bottom or side of your case, you look at the ugly back frame. [1]
- Reverse Fan: The blade pitch is inverted to push air in the opposite direction. This means you can mount the attractive, glowing side facing inside the room as an intake fan, keeping your PC build looking clean. [1]
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