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Antec NOVA 120 120mm RGB PWM Case Fan - Black, image 1 of 81 / 8

Antec NOVA 120 120mm RGB PWM Case Fan - Black

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£15.99
3 retailers
Lowest in 90 days

At or below the lowest price in the last 90 days. Usual price £22.99.

Cheapest at CCL Computers
£15.99
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Specifications

Airflow44,95.32 CFM
ColourWhite
Connector4-pin PWM
Noise21.5,38.7 dBA
Size120mm
Speed300,3200
Static PressureL: 1.48 mmH2O / M: 3.72 mmH2O / H: 6.56 mmH2O

Performance Benchmarks

Calculated Figures

Airflow per Decibel2.46CFM/dBA
lowest 0.4median 2.3highest 4.9
95.32 CFM ÷ 38.7 dBA, both at full speed

Calculated from this product's published specifications, not measured in testing. Ranked against other products in this category.

At a glance

Antec NOVA 120 120mm RGB PWM Case Fan - Black is a case fan made by Antec. It is listed at 3 UK shops, cheapest in stock at CCL Computers for £15.99 (checked 19 October 2026); in-stock prices run from £15.99 to £17.99. That is the lowest it has been in the last 90 days, against a usual price of £22.99.

From the retailer

The Antec Nova 120 PWM Fluid Dynamic Bearing Computer Case Fan in White is a key component designed for optimising airflow within your PC case. With a diameter of 120mm, this fan is engineered to maintain cool temperatures effectively, making it a great choice for both gaming setups and general computing. Its sleek white design also adds a clean aesthetic to any build, appealing to users who value both form and function. What Makes It Different? What sets the Antec Nova 120 PWM apart from standard case fans is its fluid dynamic bearing technology, which enhances durability and performance, resulting in improved airflow and quieter operation. This fan is optimally suited for users looking for a balance between performance and noise levels, providing an effective cooling solution without the distracting sound output commonly associated with standard fans. Compared to higher-tier models, the Antec Nova 120 PWM is positioned as an affordable yet effective option for individuals who want to boost their system cooling without breaking the bank. It is particularly appealing for users focused on mid-range builds and those looking to upgrade their cooling solutions without venturing into premium price points. Performance & Everyday Use Featuring a 4-pin PWM connector, the Nova 120 PWM allows for dynamic speed regulation, adapting to the cooling needs of your system seamlessly. This means it can run at lower speeds during less intensive tasks, helping to minimise noise, while ramping up during more demanding operations such as gaming or video editing. This feature greatly improves the overall user experience by allowing users to enjoy quieter operation during casual use. The fan's fluid dynamic bearing system contributes to its longevity and reliability, reducing vibrations and noise over time. Measuring 120 x 120 x 25 mm, its compact dimensions make it suitable for installation in most standard tower cases while ensuring ample airflow to critical components inside.

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