PCBuilder Tempest Chill kit ventole 3x120mm ventole ARGB Dual Glow + controller + telecomando RF

High-performance PC builds often suffer from poor airflow and lackluster aesthetics, but the PCBuilder Tempest Chill Fan Kit solves both with three 120mm PWM fans featuring dual-glow ARGB lighting, a dedicated controller, and an RF remote for effortless customization.

Who is it for

This kit is ideal for PC enthusiasts, gamers, and system builders who demand efficient cooling and vibrant, customizable lighting without the hassle of complex software. Whether you're upgrading an existing rig or building a new one, the Tempest Chill provides a complete solution.

Main features

• Three 120mm hydraulic bearing fans with dual-glow ARGB rings for striking visuals.
• PWM control with speeds from 800 to 1800 RPM for optimal cooling performance.
• Included RF remote and controller allow easy switching between lighting effects and colors.
• Motherboard ARGB sync via 3-pin header for unified system lighting.
• Anti-vibration pads reduce noise and ensure stable operation.
• High airflow of 60 CFM and static pressure of 1.8 mmH2O for effective heat dissipation.

Specifications

• Fan size: 120mm
• Number of fans: 3
• Fan type: Case fan
• Lighting type: Addressable RGB (ARGB)
• Lighting feature: Dual Glow (two distinct lighting rings/zones)
• Control method: RF remote, dedicated controller
• Motherboard ARGB sync: Yes (via 3-pin ARGB header)
• Fan connector: 4-pin PWM
• ARGB connector: 3-pin ARGB (5V-D-G)
• Controller power connector: SATA power
• Fan speed range: 800 - 1800 RPM
• Max airflow: 60 CFM
• Max static pressure: 1.8 mmH2O
• Noise level: 18 - 28 dBA
• Bearing type: Hydraulic bearing
• Rated voltage (fan): 12V DC
• Rated voltage (LED): 5V DC
• Lifespan (MTBF): 40,000 hours
• Anti-vibration pads: Yes
• Included accessories: 3x 120mm ARGB fans, 1x ARGB controller, 1x RF remote, mounting screws, motherboard sync cable

Tips

For best results, mount the fans as intakes at the front or bottom of your case and as exhausts at the rear or top. Use the RF remote to cycle through lighting modes or connect to your motherboard's ARGB header for software control. Ensure the SATA power is connected to the controller for stable operation.