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Thermaltake CT140 EX ARGB Sync PC Cooling Fan White (3-Fan Pack), Magnetic Connection, 5V Motherboard Sync, 16.8 Million Colors 9 Addressable LEDs, 140 mm Case/Radiator Fan, CL-F191-PL14SW-A
- MagForce 2.0, a new Magnetic Connection Design for optimized fan daisy-chaining
- Connect multiple fans with only one cable
- 9 addressable LEDs controlled by 5V motherboard sync software
- PWM Fan with a maximum speed of 1800 RPM
- Optimized hydraulic bearing for reliable and silent operation
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CT140 EX ARGB Sync is a new model of the CT series incorporating the new MagForce 2.0 for a better, quicker magnetic connection among fans. MagForce 2.0 features larger Pogo pin contact pads, reducing faulty alignment during fan connection and enhancing installation efficiency. CT140 EX ARGB Sync fans maintain the 1800 RPM fan speed and have broken through its series limit to generate 90.3 CFM of airflow and 3.07 mm-H2O static pressure while maintaining a 30.7 dBA noise level. CT EX Fans also features 9 addressable LEDs for users to build up spectacular lighting effects through motherboard sync software, providing great coverage of 16.8 million uniform colors.
Users can create stunning lighting effects through your motherboard software to customize your ideal lighting effects.
Users can create stunning lighting effects through your motherboard software to customize your ideal lighting effects.
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The Thermaltake CT140 EX ARGB Sync is a white three-pack of 140 mm PWM case and radiator fans for PC builders who want coordinated lighting and streamlined installation, with MagForce 2.0 magnetic daisy-chaining, 5V motherboard ARGB sync, and speeds up to 1,800 RPM.
Recommended For
- PC builders replacing or adding three 140 mm case or radiator fans who want one coordinated set for airflow and cooling; a review tested the CT140 EX on both a CPU cooler and an AIO radiator.
- Builders who want a tidier multi-fan installation: MagForce 2.0 lets compatible fans connect magnetically, reducing the number of cables needed between fans.
- PC builders who want to coordinate fan lighting with the rest of a system through motherboard software, provided the motherboard has a 5V addressable-RGB header.
- White-build owners looking for three matching 140 mm fans with customizable ARGB lighting and PWM speed control.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- When adding intake or exhaust airflow to a case with 140 mm fan mounts, the three-fan pack can populate several positions at once; PWM speed control lets the user adjust cooling to the system’s needs.
- When replacing or adding fans on a compatible 280 mm radiator, the CT140 EX can serve as radiator airflow; a review tested it on an Arctic Liquid Freezer II 280 and found cooling performance broadly comparable to several other 140 mm fans in that test.
- During a multi-fan build or upgrade, MagForce 2.0 lets compatible fans connect together, reducing the number of separate fan cables to manage and helping keep the interior tidier.
- For a white-themed PC with a windowed case, the addressable lighting can be coordinated with other components through compatible 5V motherboard ARGB software, so the fan lighting can match the build’s color scheme.
- When tuning a quieter everyday setup, a user can set a lower PWM fan curve instead of running the fans at maximum speed; the review found them relatively quiet in testing, while noting they are more audible at full speed.