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Thermaltake CT140 EX Reverse ARGB Sync PC Cooling Fan 3 Pack, 500~1800 RPM, 5V Mobo Sync, 16.8 Million Colors 9 LEDs, MagForce 2.0 Connectors, Hydraulic Bearing, Racing Green, CL-F230-PL14RG-A
- MagForce 2.0 Improving on our original MagForce design we have retained all the same great features like fan to fan magnetic connections and magnetic daisy chain cables to make linking multiple fans together easy. However, this time around we drastically increased the surface area of the pin to pad contacts allowing for much better connection and preventing issues like signal drop out from misalignment.
- Complete Your Build Our CT line up was designed to perform and compliment the look of existing case fans for a full matching experience.
- Optimal Airflow Our CT lineup utilizes 9 optimized fan blades to deliver up to 90.3 CFM of airflow and 3.07mm-H20 of static pressure at 1800 RPMs.
- ARGB Synced Powered by a 3-Pin 5V ARGB Connector for simple set up, each fan has 9 LEDs capable of 16.8 million colors easily customized and controlled via motherboard software.
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Introducing the Thermaltake CT EX ARGB lineup of fan, sharing the same benefits of matching the stock case fans and aesthetics as the original CT fans the new EX line up has some added tricks to make them even better. Using our new MagForce 2.0 tech the CT fan lineup has been upgraded to magnetic fan to fan connections as well as a magnetic daisy chain cable to provide quick and easy installation and maintenance.
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The Thermaltake CT140 EX Reverse ARGB Sync 3-pack is a set of 140 mm desktop case fans for builders who want reverse-fan airflow, motherboard-synced lighting, and simplified fan-to-fan connections. Each fan runs at 500–1800 RPM and supports up to 90.3 CFM airflow.
Recommended For
- PC builders adding intake fans where the illuminated fan face will be visible—such as behind a glass side or front panel—who want reverse airflow without hiding the ARGB lighting behind the fan frame.
- Builders with three compatible 140 mm case or radiator mounts who want a matched fan set; a professional test found the reverse model delivered solid cooling results on both a CPU cooler and a radiator.
- PC builders who want to link several fans with fewer visible cables and simpler fan-to-fan connections; MagForce 2.0 is designed for magnetic daisy-chaining, with Thermaltake recommending no more than eight fans per cable.
- Builders coordinating a green-themed PC who want the fans themselves to contribute a visible color accent as well as motherboard-synced ARGB lighting.
Real-World Use Scenarios
- In a glass-sided build that uses visible-facing fans as intakes, the reverse-blade design lets air flow in while keeping the fan lighting visible from inside the case.
- When adding fans to a compatible 280 mm radiator, these 140 mm units can provide radiator airflow while allowing the builder to choose a reverse-facing layout; a review tested the model on a 280 mm AIO radiator.
- For a case refresh or new build, linking several fans with MagForce 2.0 can reduce the number of separate fan cables to manage and make installation tidier.
- In a color-themed PC build, the Racing Green finish and motherboard-controlled ARGB let the fans coordinate with the case and other lighting without requiring a separate lighting controller.
- For a PC that alternates between light everyday use and gaming, PWM control lets the user set a motherboard fan curve; the review found the fans slightly audible at full speed, so a quieter curve can trade some airflow for less fan noise.