Scythe Kaze Flex 120mm Slim Fan, PWM 300-1200RPM, Quiet Case/CPU Cooler Fan
4.6 (201 ratings)
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Key Features
- Stands only 15mm thickness(17mm with Anit-Vibration Rubber), the thin frame design is ideal for Small Form Factor computer case fan((HTPC, Mini-ITX PC), low profile CPU cooler/heatsink and water cooling radiator.
- Sealed Precision Fluid Dynamic Bearing: the bearing and the spindle are made of high quality compressed metal and are lubricated by a special oil film resistant to temperatures of up to 250C° / 480F°. This drastically reduces friction, ensuring smooth operation and reduced wear, which results in long life span and silent operation.
- Optimized performance to noise ratio, premium quality with Anti-Vibration rubber on the corners reducing possible vibration during operation.
- Newly designed blade and frame contribute high airflow with low noise. PWM control offers wide range fan speed for excellent balance of performance and quietness.
- Dimension: 120x120x15mm(17mm with Anit-Vibration Rubber), Fan Speed: 300±200～1200 rpm±10%. Noise rate: 2.7 to 23.9dBA, Air Flow: 8.28 - 33.86CFM. Static Pressure : 0.23 to 0.9mm H 2 O. Connector: 4-Pin, Voltage: 12V
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Customer Reviews
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I tried the 800rpm and this fan. I like both. They move air and are quiet.
taylor
Excellent fan. Not completely silent but when you’re putting a ton of fans into a case you can’t except everything. I have a Corsair Crystal 280X case. Standard height fans won’t fit into the bottom of the case when there is a PCIE card installed in one of the lower mobo slots. This fit with enough clearance and dramatically lowered my internal temps. I also installed some taller feet for better air intake from under the case.
KJC
My noctua 120x120x15 fan was only 3 pin and roaring loud running at 100% RPM. I really needed a slim PWM fan and this was what I found. I'm very surprised how quiet it is and how much air it moves. I did some stress testing just to get these to max RPM. At 1200RPM these are whisper quiet.So far I'm happy, I'm not familiar with this brand so I hope they last.
Timmy Tim
Needed a fan to replace my Evga 1660ti fan and this one works great. I don’t have a thermostat for accurate temps but I can tell you the highest I saw while mining ETH was 75C but that was before finding the most optimal position for that fan (can’t zip tie it to the shroud so it’s just below it in the case) after messing with location the highest I’ve seen in 68cEdit: 68c was in a room without ac. With it in ac and even better position it stays around 51 and during hotter times of the day it will hit about 58