120mm Slim PC Cooling Fan | 15mm Thin Profile | 4-Pin PWM & ARGB | 800-2400 RPM Performance

The UPSIREN UL-12015 12CM thin chassis cooling fan delivers high-performance airflow in a 15mm slim profile, perfect for space-constrained builds. With a dynamic 800-2400 RPM range via 4-pin PWM control, it provides excellent cooling for high-TDP components while maintaining low noise levels at idle. The integrated 5V 3-pin ARGB lighting offers vibrant, customizable aesthetics. Features and Benefits - 15mm Ultra-Thin Design - Enables installation in tight spaces where standard 25mm fans cannot fit, ideal for small form factor (SFF) cases and dense hardware configurations. - PWM Speed Control (800-2400 RPM) - Delivers precise, automatic fan speed adjustment for optimal balance between powerful cooling performance and quiet operation under low load. - 5V 3-Pin ARGB Addressable Lighting - Features individually addressable LEDs for seamless synchronization with your motherboard's ecosystem, creating stunning visual effects. - High-Performance Airflow - The optimized blade and frame design moves significant air volume despite the slim profile, effectively cooling CPUs, GPUs, and chipset heatsinks. - Dual Black/White Color Options - Provides aesthetic flexibility to match or contrast with your system's interior theme for a clean, professional build. Applications - Small Form Factor (SFF) PC Builds - The essential cooling solution for mini-ITX and other compact cases with severe clearance limitations behind radiators or over motherboard components. - GPU Deshrouding and Modding - Replaces bulky stock GPU fans with a slimmer, high-performance alternative for improved acoustics and compatibility with aftermarket heatsinks. - Dense Multi-Fan Setups - Allows for push-pull radiator configurations or additional intake/exhaust points in cases where every millimeter of space is critical. - HTPC and Home Server Cooling - Provides reliable, adjustable cooling for entertainment or network-attached storage systems where low-profile and quiet operation are priorities.