ENDORFY Fluctus 120 PWM, PC case fan, 120mm, push and pull orientation, high performance against flow restrictions, integrated anti-vibration pads, EY4A001

What makes this possible are the wavy edges of its blades, which reduce the audibility of annoying noise (the psychoacoustic optimization of Fluctus fans is patent pending). We have this theory that if we made them large enough, another ice age would ensue - they handle keeping your computer cool with ease.

When the computer is running at full speed, the fan has to keep up. This might cause your chassis to vibrate slightly, which some people compare to a washing machine on spin cycle. And they are right because - just like with a spinning washing machine - it can be a real pain if you want to work or rest.

That's why we've built rubber anti-vibration pads into the Fluctus frame, which isolate the fan on each axis. This prevents vibrations from being transferred to the chassis, so your hardware works quieter, and you can focus on what's the most important.

The ENDORFY Fluctus 120 PWM is a cooler you can install in minutes - even if you are assembling your computer for the first time. We've included an additional extension cord with the fan, so you can easily route the cable even in a large chassis. We've also added a step-by-step manual to guide you through the process.

Do you know the game of freeze tag? When someone tags you, you need to stand still until another player unfreezes you.

The ENDORFY Fluctus 120 PWM works on a similar principle - the difference is that it stops when the control signal level drops (this is the so-called optional semi passive mode). We've thrown in a PWM splitter, so you can effortlessly connect a second fan to it and control its rotational speed as well.