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Corsair ML120, 120mm Premium Magnetic Levitation Fan (2-Pack), Dual Pack Corsair ML120, 120mm Premium Magnetic Levitation Fan (2-Pack), Dual Pack Corsair ML120, 120mm Premium Magnetic Levitation Fan (2-Pack), Dual Pack Corsair ML120, 120mm Premium Magnetic Levitation Fan (2-Pack), Dual Pack

Corsair ML120, 120mm Premium Magnetic Levitation Fan (2-Pack), Dual Pack

Corsair ML120, 120mm Premium Magnetic Levitation Fan (2-Pack), Dual Pack Corsair ML120, 120mm Premium Magnetic Levitation Fan (2-Pack), Dual Pack Corsair ML120, 120mm Premium Magnetic Levitation Fan (2-Pack), Dual Pack Corsair ML120, 120mm Premium Magnetic Levitation Fan (2-Pack), Dual Pack
$ 32.99

Score By Feature

Based on 4,139 ratings
Easy to install
9.53
Quality of material
9.50
Sturdiness
9.28
Value for money
8.98
Durability
9.08
Noise level
8.29

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Product Description

The Magnetic Bearing utilizes a technology that harnesses magnetic Levitation to provide lower noise, high performance, and a long 75 cubic feet of air flow per minute. There is a noise level of A decibel level of 0
The custom design of the rotor achieves a perfect balance between static pressure and airflow, operating flawlessly even in the most challenging conditions.
A range of 2, 000 RPM gives you total control over how quiet or loud your motor will be

Questions & Answers

Is there a difference between a 4 pin and a ?

If you are going to call someone a phony, Parker, you should be highly knowledgeable about what you are speaking It was exactly 11 months to the day before your answer that Reviewer 24601 gave the correct answer, and you should apologize for doing so. A ground connection is made on pin 1. In pin 2, there is a 12 volt supply. There has always been a tachometric signal on pin 3. I had a Soyo KT400 Dragon ultra that could tell me how fast my fans were working almost two decades ago during the first generation of double data rate memory (that's what DDR stands for, by the way). Pin 4 was for pulse width modulation. The fan is still powered by Pin 2, but it only uses that power when Pin 4 instructs it to do so. The previous method of controlling fan speed on motherboards is voltage regulation on Pin 2, and it usually dials things down to somewhere around 5V where many fans simply do not work. As a matter of fact, DRAGON stood for DDR, RAID, Audio, Graphics, Overclocking, and

Could you tell me if this fan is 24 volts?

This is an 8-volt system.

Is the rpm of those fans able to be controlled by the Corsair Link app on the H100i v2?

The Corsair Commander Mini is correct. The program is used by me. There is no limit to what I can do You can control the fan with the app if your fan is connected to the H100i v2.

When you change the speed setting, how do you do it?

In this fan, the speed is controlled through PWM. The voltage stays the same all the time but the current is delivered through pulses of varying widths. As the pulse width increases, the speed increases as well. In this way, the LEDs remain at the same brightness regardless of the speed and the motor operates at the same speed. Only one other small program called Speedfan provides this level of control, and that is found in the BIOS. I have used PCs for more than 20 years and this is the best fan I have ever used.

Selected User Reviews For Corsair ML120, 120mm Premium Magnetic Levitation Fan (2-Pack), Dual Pack

In this article we compare the Corsair ML120 and the Noctua NF-E7 Here's a remake of P12
5/5

The summary is These two fans are excellent and I highly recommend them both. There are three models of the Noctua NF-S For the majority of situations, P12 redux is a better choice than the Corsair ML120 because it is less expensive and quieter. Corsair's ML120 is a great option if you need a fan that can run either quietly or loudly and still be In general, it runs three hundred rpm faster than the Noctua, making it an excellent deal for such a powerful fan, but it is a couple dollars more expensive and is slightly noisier than It is quiet up to 1300 rpm because the fans are silent. There is some difference in sound quality between the Corsair ML120 and the Noctua NF-70 At speeds of more than 1300 rpm, run P12 redux. When the Noctua NF-5 came out, I was really surprised at how good it was The P12 redux was faster than a Corsair ML120 in noise reduction since the ML120 uses magnetic levitation barring, but I guess the Noctua's fluid barring is superior on noise reduction. Breathing

Air Flow In comparison, the Corsair ML120 can spin up to 2400 rpm and the Noctua NF-L1 is only capable of 2200 rpm It is only capable of 1700rpm, so it is capable of more airflow and higher pressure than the P12 redux The Corsair ML120 is quite loud at max speed, although they are not as quiet as the P12 redux. The following table shows static pressure as given in the spec sheet There are a maximum of four Corsair ML120 processors. The diameter of the stone is 2 millimeters NF- Noctua H2O Redux of P12 up to 2,83 mm There is water. A* - A* range of RPM This is the ML120 formula 400 - Two four zeroes. NF- 2400 450 to 450 redux for P12 Corsair's ML120 has an advantage over Noctua in that it runs at a higher speed of 700 rpm. If you need extra cooling power at the top of a pmw fan curve, this is a great solution. Notes about warranty The ML120 means 5 years, while NF means less than 5 years Taking P12 redux into account, 6 years is a reasonable estimate. The bearings in both of these fans are top quality, so unless you get a defective one, they will last for many years. In the accessories Due to the fact that these are both basic models, they don't come with protection You do not need vibration pads or any other accessories other than The price for a 2 pack of ML120 was 31 at the time of this review. It costs $15 for a ML120, so a ML41 costs $41. When one is a NF-71 There was a $13 charge for P12 redux. In this case, the Noctua is a couple of dollars less, but the ML120 is a great deal for a 2400 rpm fan of this quality. A note about the model of the product ML120 and ML120 PRO models are equivalent in performance, the PRO model has anti-vibration pads, better looking, and is a more premium version.

Ari Kirk
Ari Kirk
| Apr 14, 2021
Unlike most fans, not all of them are made this way
5/5

Getting a case fan is a must. The pros are 1 *br For the same amount of airflow, the fan is quieter than Noctua and most other top quiet fans. There are some people who compare by RPM, but that isn't the right method. In order to compare sound level, you must use different airflows. There are several reviews that show metrics that can be used to determine that, and Corsair usually comes up on top. For example, go to ThermalBench ml120 review, and look at the 2nd to last graph on page 3 explaining the noise vs. temperature comparison. Flow of air. .
. Both high static pressure and high airflow can be handled by these fans, giving them a lot of versatility. Unlike most fans, not all of them are made this way. Want to cool your computer case? If you have a ML120/ML140, use it. Have you looked into heatsinks or radiator fans? If you have a ML120/ML140, use it. The cons are The first point. PWM is the only way to go. Do not do 3-phase The pin must be removed or it will make strange It's obvious that there's nothing low-rent about this Only PWM is given to the noise adapter A compatible product. .
. The vibrations are not there Corners of the two-storey house were dampened Put them together. Neither rubber screws nor rubber washers. 1. 2. 3. A non-profit organization There are two I won't buy a pack because they are expensive.

Zoie Waters
Zoie Waters
| Jul 18, 2021
It is too noisy when it is Although these fans operate at a very low noise level, they are very loud when installed in a case to pass air outward if the case has a lot of obstructions they can get very loud even when You can find a high static pressure case fan that will run partly obstructed by a case if you need to run a case fan partially obstructed by a case As an example, Phanteks, which are cheaper but significantly noisier when installed to exhaust air from the case, are so much quieter when running at some RPM
3/5

A fan that balances high static pressure and high airflow is described in the description, according to the manufacturer. The fans are quiet when installed as exhaust fans, but produce far too much noise when installed as exhaust fans. On another note, there's a tiny marking to determine the direction of flow on these fans. As other fans have explained, this is much clearer.

Overall, this report is in the red I am disappointed by a highly rated and highly rated product This is a high-rated Corsair product. I hope that I can find another use for these.

Musa Flores
Musa Flores
| Sep 12, 2020
It is good to have both static pressure and It's hard to find a better fan than these! When it comes to choosing fans, you can choose from the following Pick THREE! - 1) Quiet and 2) Fast and 3) Low priced! I can easily say these fans are among the best I have ever used
5/5

They are not cheap, but they are some of the best. On the radiator connected to my video card, I had two Antec Quiet 120mm fans. My video card (1080 ti FSI with hybrid cooling solution) temps dropped significantly after I replaced the stock fans with two of these Corsair ML fans. As you idle, the temperature will drop by 7C. At full load, the temperature is 12 degrees lower. I have excellent airflow in my case, and with stock settings during heavy benchmarking sessions, my video card will hit 41 degrees Celsius at the maximum. I would never have been able to get my temps below that low with EVGA's stock fan. There are no words to describe these fans. The spin at up to 2000 rpm and are great for both static pressure and high flow. Having both worlds in one place is the perfect compromise. When they are not spinning at high speeds, they are quiet as well. Those are the fans you want if you don't mind the price. They have a good warranty and they have a good company backing them up, too. If you are looking for really good fans, then you have found them if you don't mind the price. Please take note In order to get the best performance out of these fans, I'm using their pwm capabilities. Using a 4 pin splitter, I have them hooked up to a 4 pin header on the motherboard. They are controlled by Speedfan by taking into account the CPU temperature. There are many types of setups, depending on the motherboard and the type of cooling system. They're on a push/pull radiator in my case, on the centrally placed side.

Miracle Decker
Miracle Decker
| Dec 24, 2020

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