120mm Case Fans

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Current price: $59.99

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120mm Case Fans

When you're planning a PC build or upgrading your cooling setup, 120mm case fans are one of the most versatile choices available. The 120mm fan format fits a wide range of cases, radiators, and mounting positions, giving you flexible options whether you're building a compact system or a full-tower rig. Browse our full range of CORSAIR 120mm case fans to find the right match for your airflow goals, aesthetic preferences, and system requirements.

What to look for in a 120mm case fan

If you’re in the market for a case fan, consider these specs as you’re browsing.

  • Bearing format: Consider the more durable magnetic levitation bearings, or the more common hydraulic bearings.
  • Size: Check your case’s parameters to confirm you have the right case fan diameter.
  • Compatibility: Size is one consideration, but also be sure your PC case has the slots you need for the case fans you’re buying.
  • Static pressure or RPMs: Check that the fan can efficiently vent and dissipate heat.
  • Design: Check out the variety of colors, and add some RGB for flashier builds.

Is a 120mm case fan the best choice for your build?

To answer the question of which format of case fan is best for your build, you’ll want to look closely at all your cooling components and what you’re hoping to accomplish. That 120-millimeter measurement refers to the size of the fan itself, so a larger number will more easily move air. However, it’s important to look at the thickness of the unit as well as confirming that your case can accommodate the size of fan you’re looking for. From there, you’ll want to look closely at the RPMs, static pressure count, and whether the bearing mechanism employs hydraulic lubrication or magnetic levitation technology. So the answer here really is about preference, but you can read more about how fan sizes compare in our article 120mm fans vs 140mm fans

Not sure which case fans are right for your setup? Try out our Custom PC Builder for recommendations, size guides, and compatibility checks.