One look at the Aprevia CF12SL-UBL Case fan is all it takes to know this is something special. The neon blue will hypnotize you, and add that special something to make your tower stand out. Not only is it eye catching, this 120mm case fan can also perform. It has a maximum spin of 1870 RPM, and averages at 1700 RPM. This means an air flow of 63.85 CFM to make sure your hardware stays cool, and stays at a quiet 29.67dBA noise level.
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- Pros: Ive had the fan for about 6 months or so now and it still moves alot of air, and is relatively quiet.
- Cons: LED went out a few weeks ago. I leave my PC on pretty much all the time, and I came in one night to find the LED not working.
- Other Thoughts: Still a great fan for the $$$ Despite the LED not lasting but 6 months.
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Manufacturer Response:If you'd like a replacement fan please contact us! support@apevia.com
great noise to performance ratio
- Pros: moves a lot of air,quiet,bright leds,uv reactive.
- Cons: screws suck but who cares.when used as an intake in the front of my thermaltake armor or tsunami dream in the front they get a little noisy but i have a fan controller so i can make them quiet.(silent at full speed on cpu heatsink or when used as exhaust for the rear)
- Other Thoughts: i've bought many fans before.thermaltake,apevia,yate loon,link depot,evercool,aerocool,bluegears and more but this fan was overall the best.it looks good its quiet and moves lots of air.dont look any further,i spent months researching and came to this.
| Model | CF12SL-UBL |
| Type | Case Fan |
| Fan Size | 120mm |
| RPM | <1600 RPM |
| Air Flow | 60-65 CFM |
Reviewed By: Manfred on 7/11/2007
Tech Level: somewhat high - Ownership: 1 month to 1 year
