Question 1

so its 4 120mm blue fans for 7.99?

Accepted Answer

Haha. No. Unfortunately. I know it's a little confusing. It's one fan with 4 blue LED lights. For $8 a fan that's not bad. Especially these fans. They are great. And very rich blue color. They also really get the air moving. You really only need one for a normal PC and maybe two or three for a more high end PC. Trust me. You'll love these fans.

Question 2

I don't like lighted fans, can you disable the LED's?

Accepted Answer

Why not just buy unlighted fans? Is that so hard to figure out? There are hundreds of non-lighted fans available out there.

Question 3

Was the fan not supposed to be able to take the screws it came with, were the holes on my specific fan drilled too small or something? No screws go in it all the way.

Accepted Answer

Sorry Skyler R, my last answer was cloudy with a chance of noob sauce.  as in newbie.  get it,lol.   anyway,  you must apply a good amount of pressure on the screw as you're turning it.  Even though it looks like the screws are too big, they will fit.  It's actually supposed to be like that for a tighter fit, the grooves will successfully grind through.  Makes for a more secure fan.

Question 4

What is the depth size?

Accepted Answer

I've bought a number of these in blue & red. Both look cool. Blue is significantly brighter which I wanted. I can walk through the office & tell which PCs are still on. None have died yet. Oldest is about 3 years old. Compared to my much desired Antec fans that all had problems. Go figure.

Question 5

How can I tell which side of this fan faces "out" of the case? I have bought a number of fans and some of them have had indicator arrows ( and why isn't this an industry standard ?) and others haven't. Some blow toward the label others blow away.

Accepted Answer

So the front, with the writing on it, would be intake, and the back is exhaust. So if you want it to blow out, you would flip it so it kicks the air out. If you want it to pull air in, you just have the front face the front of your case. I hope that helps.

Question 6

volt?

Accepted Answer

Model No. RFA-80-BL
Fan Size: 80mm
Compatibility: Case
Bearing Type: Sleeve
RPM: 2500
Air Flow: 33.21 CFM
Noise Level: 22.41 dBA
Power connector: 3/4 Pin
Color: Transparent
Dimensions: 80 x 80 x 25mm
LED: 4 White LEDs
Voltage: 12 V
Current: 0.18A

Question 7

How long is the cable on the fan?  The plug on my motherboard is kind of far away from where I want to mount the fan (about 25 inches if I run the cable neatly).

Does it come with or can I buy an extension if it's too short?

Also, can you buy additional cable sleeves to keep things neat?

Accepted Answer

You would have to run an extension for that long of a distance.  It doesn't come with one. Th he cord is approx. 10 inches

Question 8

Does this fan come with screws?

Accepted Answer

Yes...it does.

Question 9

whats the wattage of these fans ?

Accepted Answer

Similar fans run about 1.44 watts. Couldnt find exact specs on this one for sure but they are going to run close.

Question 10

Can the fan speed be adjusted? (Ex. Bios, software, etc)

Accepted Answer

If you're tower case have fan controls, then yes.

Brand	Rosewill
Model	RFA-120-BL

Rosewill RFA-120-BL - 120mm Computer Case Cooling Fan with LP4 Adapter - Blue Frame & 4 Blue LED Lights, Sleeve Bearing, Silent Case Fan

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Fan Counts	1 Fan
Fan Controller	No Controller
Type	Case Fan
Compatibility	Case
Fan Thickness	25mm
Bearing Type	Sleeve
RPM	2000 RPM
Air Flow	74.48 CFM
Noise Level	29.28 dBA
Power Connector	3 / 4 Pin
Color	Blue
LED	4 Blue LEDs

Item#: N82E16835200049