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F240 RGB Core

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$27.89 $44.99 In stock

Category: Fans

NZXT F Series RGB Core single-frame fans seamlessly integrate multiple fans for effortless installation while offering superior cooling, whisper-quiet performance, and striking RGB visuals.

  • Single-frame unit with integrated fans streamlines installation, setup, and lighting control—no need to connect individual fans.
  • Simply connect a single cable to an NZXT controller (sold separately) for lighting and speed control via NZXT CAM software. Or, connect to any motherboard’s 5V ARGB header using the included splitter cable.
  • Fan blade design boosts static pressure to push air through tight spaces while ensuring optimal airflow. Suitable for both intake and exhaust.
  • Fluid dynamic bearings ensure quiet, stable operation across an exceptional 60,000 hour lifespan.
  • Eight individually-addressable RGB LEDs per fan hub are diffused through semi-translucent blades for brilliantly colorful visuals.
  • PWM-controlled fans dynamically adjust spinning speeds based on PC temperatures for optimal efficiency and reduced noise.
  • Anti-vibration rubber corners effectively eliminate noise caused by vibrations for hushed performance at any speed.
  • Control lighting and fan speeds via CAM software when connected to an NZXT controller (sold separately).

Customer Reviews (4.7 / 5 · 3 reviews)

Leo ★★★★★

Wasn't sure about ditching the usual separate fans, but the single frame really cleaned up the inside of my case. The RGB lighting is even across the whole panel too, no weird bright spots at the edges.

Christopher ★★★★★

Swapped three separate fans for one of these and cable management went from a mess to basically two wires. The RGB lighting is bright without being obnoxious, and at idle I honestly can't hear it running.

Nicholas O. ★★★★☆

The single-frame design made cable management way easier than the mess of separate fans I had before. RGB looks great through my tempered glass, though the software took a bit of fiddling to sync properly.