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The Antec Vision 120 ARGB 3-Pack gives a case three 120mm fans with an infinity mirror hub and linear ARGB strips on the front and sides of the frame. Each fan runs 800-1800RPM from a 4-pin PWM header for up to 44.5CFM and 1.36mmH2O at 29dBA, on a hydraulic bearing rated for 30,000 hours.
The Antec Vision 120 ARGB 3-Pack gives a case three 120mm fans with an infinity mirror hub and linear ARGB strips on the front and sides of the frame. Each fan runs 800-1800RPM from a 4-pin PWM header for up to 44.5CFM and 1.36mmH2O at 29dBA, on a hydraulic bearing rated for 30,000 hours.

The centre of every fan is an infinity mirror hub lit by 6 LEDs, which stacks the colour into a tunnel of reflected light. The blade area around it glows in a smooth colour sweep, so the fan reads as one lit disc through a glass panel.

The centre of every fan is an infinity mirror hub lit by 6 LEDs, which stacks the colour into a tunnel of reflected light. The blade area around it glows in a smooth colour sweep, so the fan reads as one lit disc through a glass panel.

Besides the 6 LEDs at the centre, each fan carries 16 LEDs on each side, set into linear ARGB strips along the frame. The close-up pair shows the hub and the side strip together. All of the lighting runs from one 3-pin 5V ARGB connector.
Besides the 6 LEDs at the centre, each fan carries 16 LEDs on each side, set into linear ARGB strips along the frame. The close-up pair shows the hub and the side strip together. All of the lighting runs from one 3-pin 5V ARGB connector.


Linear ARGB strips run along the front and sides of the frame, so the lighting is visible at an angle as well as head-on. The thick frame edge carries the strip, and the dark grey body keeps the colour as the focus of the fan.

Linear ARGB strips run along the front and sides of the frame, so the lighting is visible at an angle as well as head-on. The thick frame edge carries the strip, and the dark grey body keeps the colour as the focus of the fan.

The blade side of the fan moves up to 44.5CFM with 1.36mmH2O of air pressure at its top speed of 1800RPM. Three in the front of a case give a steady intake for the GPU and CPU cooler, and the 4-pin PWM header lets the motherboard slow them to 800RPM when the load is light.
The blade side of the fan moves up to 44.5CFM with 1.36mmH2O of air pressure at its top speed of 1800RPM. Three in the front of a case give a steady intake for the GPU and CPU cooler, and the 4-pin PWM header lets the motherboard slow them to 800RPM when the load is light.


The back of the frame carries the model label. The hydraulic bearing is rated for 30,000 hours at 25 deg C, and 8 silicone rubber pads per fan keep vibration out of the case so noise stays at or below 29dBA at 1800RPM.

The back of the frame carries the model label. The hydraulic bearing is rated for 30,000 hours at 25 deg C, and 8 silicone rubber pads per fan keep vibration out of the case so noise stays at or below 29dBA at 1800RPM.

The diagram shows the three fans linked in a daisy-chain from the motherboard. Fan power is DC 12V on a 4-pin PWM connector and the lighting is DC 5V on a 3-pin ARGB connector, so the board sets the speed and its lighting software drives the colour.
The diagram shows the three fans linked in a daisy-chain from the motherboard. Fan power is DC 12V on a 4-pin PWM connector and the lighting is DC 5V on a 3-pin ARGB connector, so the board sets the speed and its lighting software drives the colour.

The pack holds three fans, each 120 x 120 x 25mm, the standard size for 120mm case and radiator mounts. The lighting plugs into a 5V 3-pin ARGB header and follows the motherboard's lighting software. It does not work on a 4-pin 12V RGB header.
The pack holds three fans, each 120 x 120 x 25mm, the standard size for 120mm case and radiator mounts. The lighting plugs into a 5V 3-pin ARGB header and follows the motherboard's lighting software. It does not work on a 4-pin 12V RGB header.
Everything you need to know about this product
Each fan moves up to 44.5CFM with 1.36mmH2O of air pressure at its top speed of 1800RPM. Three of them in the front of a case give a steady intake for the GPU and CPU cooler.
Antec rates them at 29dBA at the maximum 1800RPM. Under PWM control they slow to 800RPM at idle, and 8 silicone pads per fan stop vibration reaching the case.
Yes. Each fan has a 4-pin PWM connector, so the motherboard or a PWM fan hub adjusts the speed between 800 and 1800RPM based on temperature.
They push 1.36mmH2O of air pressure, which suits case intake and exhaust well. For a dense AIO radiator a fan with higher static pressure moves more air through the fins.
The lighting uses a standard 3-pin 5V ARGB connector, so it plugs into a 5V ARGB header and follows the motherboard's lighting software. It does not work on a 4-pin 12V RGB header.
The Vision 120 is a standard-blade fan: 800-1800RPM and 44.5CFM. The Vision 120R uses reverse blades so the clean side faces you when it pulls air in, and runs 800-1500RPM for 37.2CFM.
The pack holds three fans, each 120 x 120 x 25mm, the standard size for 120mm case and radiator mounts.
If your case has a glass panel and three 120mm front or top slots, the pack fills them with matching infinity mirror fans that run quiet at 29dBA and sync with your board's ARGB.
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