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NZXT

NZXT RF-C12TF-W1 F120 RGB Core 120mm case fan triple pack white

SKU CH-P39Y-EGDZ1 MPN RF-C12TF-W1

Triple pack of 120 mm white case fans with eight addressable RGB LEDs each, fluid-dynamic bearings, 500–1800 RPM speed range, 78.86 CFM airflow and 33.88 dBA noise

  • Fan size120 mm
  • Number of fans3 Fans
  • Fan depth26 mm
  • Bearing designFluid Dynamic Bearing
  • Rotational speed500-1,800 ± 180 RPM
  • Airflow rate78.86 CFM

Fan Size 120mm

Model 3 Packs w/ Controller

  • Eight individually addressable LEDs diffused through semi-translucent blades for vibrant RGB lighting
  • Fluid dynamic bearing spins 500-1,800 ± 180 RPM delivering 78.86 CFM airflow at 33.88 dBA
  • PWM 4-pin connector enables precise speed control via motherboard or NZXT CAM software
  • Triple pack of 120mm white fans with 26mm thickness fits standard case and radiator mounts
  • NZXT CAM integration allows custom lighting profiles, fan curves and synchronisation with compatible NZXT accessories

Triple pack of 120 mm white RGB fans

The NZXT F120 RGB Core triple pack supplies three 120 mm case fans in a white finish with addressable RGB lighting. Each unit uses a fluid dynamic bearing and a 4-pin PWM connector for motherboard speed control. The set is aimed at builders who want coordinated lighting and airflow in a single purchase.

Thermals noise and power draw

The fans spin between 500 and 1,800 RPM with a tolerance of ± 180 RPM and deliver 78.86 CFM of airflow at a measured 33.88 dBA. The fluid dynamic bearing keeps acoustic output steady across the speed range while the PWM interface lets the board adjust voltage to match thermal load.

CAM software and lighting control

NZXT CAM software provides per-LED control over the eight addressable LEDs on each fan and lets users create lighting profiles, fan curves and synchronisation with other NZXT RGB accessories. The hub-mounted diffuser design spreads colour through the semi-translucent blades without requiring extra cables or a separate controller.

How it compares

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Price $58.99
Pricier than about 90% of the 8,339 comparable items (median $19.99).
Fan size 120 mm
Typical for this category: the median of 1,114 items is 120 mm.

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Specifications

Product
Brand nameNZXT
Product lineF120 RGB CORE
Model nameF120 RGB CORE White Triple Pack
Part numberRF-C12TF-W1
Product typeCase Fan
Product colorWhite
Performance
Rotational speed500-1,800 ± 180 RPM
Airflow rate78.86 CFM
Power
Power input connector4-pin PWM
Size & build
Fan size120 mm
Number of fans3 Fans
Fan depth26 mm
Bearing designFluid Dynamic Bearing
Product dimensions120 × 120 × 26 mm
Shipping weight0.61 kg
Package size194 × 127 × 89 mm
Environment & compliance
Operating noise33.88 dBA
More details
LED lightingRGB

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Questions about this item

How do I install the three 120mm fans and connect the 4-pin PWM and RGB cables without missing a header?

Mount each 120 x 120 x 26mm fan using the four screw holes, plug the 4-pin PWM connector into a motherboard fan header, and connect the RGB lead to a 5V addressable header or the included NZXT controller; the step most people miss is seating the RGB plug fully so all eight addressable LEDs per fan light correctly.

What maintenance will the Fluid Dynamic Bearing fans need over time?

The Fluid Dynamic Bearing is sealed and rated for long life; no lubrication is required — just remove dust from the blades and frame with compressed air or a soft brush every few months to keep airflow near 78.86 CFM and noise near 33.88 dBA.

At what point does the 500-1,800 ± 180 RPM range hit its thermal limit during sustained loads?

The fan tops out at 1,800 RPM; if your component temperatures keep climbing while the fans are already at maximum speed, the cooling limit of the 120mm frame and 78.86 CFM airflow has been reached and you need more radiator surface or additional fans.

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