Corsair debuts Air Series fans

by Hilbert Hagedoorn on: 05/04/2012 10:20 AM | source: | 0 comment(s)

Corsair introduces the Air Series Fans, which includes a total of five fans. It includes the High Airflow series for large-volume cooling, with the 120mm AF120 Quiet (39.88CFM / 21dBA), the 120mm AF120 Performance (63.47CFM / 30dBA) and the 140mm AF140 Quiet (67.8CFM / 24dBA).

For efficient cooling on radiators and heatsinks, Corsair has two 120mm High Static Pressure fans. It includes the SP120 Quiet (37.85CFM / 23dBA / 1.29 Static Pressure (mmH2O)) and the SP120 High Performance (62.74CFM / 35dBA / 3.1 Static Pressure (mmH2O)).
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