be quiet! Pure Wings 3 120mm PWM High-Speed ventola per case 12 cm nero 1 pz.

The be quiet! Pure Wings 3 120mm PWM high-speed is a 120 mm case fan engineered for demanding PCs. With a maximum speed of 2100 RPM and an airflow of 101.2 m³/h, the fan provides effective cooling while maintaining be quiet!'s recognizable minimalist design. The closed-loop motor and progressive features deliver stable performance and reduced noise, making the fan suitable for system and component cooling in gaming and high-performance desktop builds.

Advantages

The Pure Wings 3 combines high airflow and elevated rotational speed with a closed-loop motor design that allows for consistent speed regulation via PWM. It offers a maximum static pressure of 2.41 mmH2O to support airflow through dense radiators and restrictive cases, operates across 5–13.2 V input, and is finished in black to match most PC interiors. The fan is lightweight (0.149 kg) and uses conventional 120 mm mounting dimensions for easy installation.

Suitable for

• Case cooling for gaming and high-performance desktops
• Cooling behind radiators where higher static pressure is helpful
• Systems requiring PWM speed control for noise/performance balancing

Key specifications

• Type: Fan
• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Maximum speed: 2100 RPM
• Airflow: 101.2 m³/h
• Maximum air pressure: 2.41 mmH2O
• Operating voltage: 5–13.2 V
• Colour: Black
• Weight: 0.149 kg
• MPN: BL106
• EAN: 4260052190784

How to use

Mount the 120 mm fan to the case or radiator with the standard screw holes, ensuring correct airflow direction for intake or exhaust according to system layout. Connect the PWM cable to a compatible motherboard header or fan controller to enable automatic speed regulation. Verify clearances around the fan blades and avoid contact with cables. Follow the system manufacturer's guidelines for fan orientation and mounting torque.

Recommendations

The Pure Wings 3 120mm PWM high-speed is recommended where higher airflow and PWM control are needed; use it for case intake/exhaust or behind radiators. For quieter operation reduce maximum RPM via BIOS or fan controller, and periodically clean dust from the blades to maintain performance.