When your heated computer needs a quick refreshment, give it something to cool down. Preferably Fluctus 140 PWM – a solid fan with great power.

If we were to describe this bad boy in two words, we’d say that it’s good and quiet. Not only does it perfectly lower the temperature (even in housings with dense filters) but it also does it without hesitation monotonous noise. Not even your neighbor will hear it.

When your CPU is hot, fire up thefridge Fluctus 140 PWM ARGB fan fan. And put on a warm scarf, because a cold wind is gonna blow – this powerful bad boy with ARGB freezes like the gaze of a cosplayer that had the last ticket to a fantasy convention stolen out from under his (or her) nose. It also works so quietly (even in a PC case with dense filters) that you can fall asleep next to it. We checked for ourselves.

When your PC calls for a quick refreshment, give it something keep cool. Preferably Stratus 120 PWM.

It’s a quiet (yet very powerful) fan. Plus, it’s only 12 cm high – just enough to keep tired components cool without the annoying noises in the background. This bad boy also has an optional semi-passive mode, so it rests stops at a low level of the control signal. Because we care about work-life balance ;)

Do you know that feeling of bliss when you walk into an air-conditioned room after a long stroll in a full sun? This is exactly how your computer will feel when you assemble a Fluctus 120 PWM fan inside it. It’s only 12 cm high – perfectly enough to maintain low temperature of most processors like there’s no tomorrow. Some people say that it's rolling in keeping tired feet cold, but we haven’t tried it. Yet.