BitFenix Reveals Spectre Pro RGB Fans
BitFenix announced a new version of its Spectre Pro-series fans, adding RGB lighting to the quiet-operation cooling devices.
The BitFenix Spectre Pro RGB is a direct successor to the Spectre Pro lineup, which consists of 120mm, 140mm, 200mm, and 230mm fans with fluid dynamic bearings and reinforced blades for durability and longevity. The new versions feature a centered RGB LED light in the blades that illuminate the fan with the company’s TriBright LED technology, which BitFenix said offers longer product life, higher color saturation, and increased brightness.
The Spectre Pro RGB fans come in a variety of different SKUs, but it breaks down rather easily. Each of the four fan sizes come in stand-alone packages or with an optional fan controller, for a total of eight SKUs. The new Spectre Pro RGB fans are also compatible with other BitFenix products, including the Aurora and Shogun cases, and Asus Aura Sync, which allows users to control the RGB lighting by connecting the fans directly to an Asus-branded motherboard sporting the feature.
Pricing and availability of the new BitFenix Spectre Pro RGB fans are currently unknown.
BitFenix Fan Model | Spectre Pro RGB 120mm | Spectre Pro RGB 140mm | Spectre Pro RGB 200mm | Spectre Pro RGB 230mm |
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Operating Voltage | 12VDC | |||
Starting Voltage | 5VDC | |||
Dimensions | 120 x 120 x 25mm | 140 x 140 x 25mm | 200 x 200 x 25mm | 230 x 230 x 25mm |
Current | ~ 0.4A | ~ 0.45A | ~ 0.55A | ~ 0.6A |
Speed | 1,200 RPM | 1,200 RPM | 900 RPM | 900 RPM |
Air Flow | ~ 56.22 CFM | ~ 86.73 CFM | ~ 148.72 CFM | ~ 156.72 CFM |
Air Pressure | 1.24 mmH2O | 1.38 mmH2O | 1.26 mmH2O | 1.81 mmH2O |
Noise | 18.9 dB(A) | 22.8 dB(A) | 27.5 dB(A) | 25.6 dB(A) |
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Lucky_SLS Looks like we got a good case fan, not so much for rads. But the rgb is not as good as in corsair LL or NZXT aer rgb :(Reply
looking forward to see the corsair ML get the LL rgb treatment XD