Cooler Master SickleFlow 120 Black Case & Cooling Fan

Cooler Master SickleFlow 120 Black Case & Cooling Fan - Improved Air Balance Blades

Cooler Master SickleFlow 120 Black Case & Cooling Fan – Improved Air Balance Blades, 62 CFM, 2.5 mmH2O, 8 to 27 dBA – Black (Pack of 2)


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MasterFan MFSickleFlow V2Silencio
Key Feature Case Fan Hybrid Case/Cooler Fan Quiet Case Fan
Modular Diameter(s) 120mm, 140mm, 200mm 120mm 120mm
Lighting Options LED, RGB, ARGB LED, RGB, ARGB N/A
Air Flow 59 CFM ± 10% 62 CFM ± 10% 38 CFM ± 10%
Air Pressure 2.14 mmH2O 2.5 mmH2O ± 10% 1.2 mmH2O ± 10%
Noise 31 dBA max. 8 ~ 27 dBA 11 dBA max.
Bearing Rifle Bearing Rifle Bearing Loop Dynamic Bearing (LDB)
Fan MTTF 40,000 Hours (L-10) 160,000 Hours 160,000 Hours


Weight: 312 g
Dimensions: 12 x 12 x 2.5 cm; 312 Grams
Brand: Cooler Master
Model: MFX-B2NN-18NPK-R1
Colour: Noir
Batteries Included: No
Manufacture: Cooler Master Europe B.V.
Dimensions: 12 x 12 x 2.5 cm; 312 Grams

7 Responses

  1. Jonathan Evans says:

     Spai

    El mejor relacin calidad precio en mi opinin claro. Sirve tanto para cooler normal de caja como para cooler del procesador pues llega hasta las 1600 rpm. Lo volveria a comprar.

  2. GudrunOuellette says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersThis fan is seriously quiet which surprised me due to the low price of it. The sticker on the fan is a bit misaligned a bit noticeable when spinning, but not an issue for me.

  3. Rob Kerr says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersFan went into rear of pc case. Nice LED effects and strobing. A little pricey, but not much you can do really. Only negative for pc builders is that both the LED lead and the fan lead (yes, it does have two leads in total) are NOT very long. If you have an ARGB controller towards the front of your case, it’s highly likely that they won’t reach the controller. You would think these manufacturers would make them long enough. Mine was only able to be plugged beneath the fan itself on the lower part of the motherboard. So bear this in mind. Only other way would be to somehow purchase an extention lead, if you can get them that is. If they are for the front of the case, then you won’t have any issues with cable length.

  4. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 2 From Our UsersGreat cooler master RGB and ARGB fans works nicely colourful lighting ARGB 3 pins on RGB controller and standard RGB fans 4 pins, 4 set up on motherboard using MSI dragon app and 3 pin setup to ARGB controller looking great I’m just waiting for ARGB 120mm to be back in stock cooler master Best cooler master on open market open boxes on cooler master RGB fans good buy from Amazon warehouse

    5.0 out of 5 stars RGB and ARGB fans togethe

  5. Anonymous says:

     United Kingdom

    I have a hyper 212 plus from 2010 which I was putting back into use after several years of sitting in a box. I decided to change the fan for this V2 of the sickleflow fan. It has different fan blade profiles and is noticeably quieter than its predecessor. All you can hear is the whooshing of air, there is no motor noise or whine at all and for 6 quid it’s about the cheapest and best rifle bearing fan you will find. Keeps the Fx8350 that i put into my sisters old PC to replace an fx4300 cool and quiet. She’s delighted and given how much air these move I’m thinking I would also be happy to use them as case fans.

  6. John Stevenson says:

     United Kingdom

    Golden Review Award: 6 From Our UsersThis review replaces my original one, giving one star, with a life lesson of ‘Too hasty’.
    I have 3 of these fitted as intakes, 1 as an extract and 1 on the CPU heatsink. Installation was extremely easy.
    First of all I will say that these are loud fans (x5) at 100% speed, with some bearing noise. Don’t let this discourage you though and please read on.
    On my system, running an i7-9700k these keep CPU temps at a respectable ~30C at idle, and ~65C – 75C under load (please see pics).
    These have standard 4 pin PWM connectors for fan power, and standard 3 pin (5v) connectors for ARGB. The ARGBs can be daisy chained to go to one header on the Motherboard, or ARGB hub in my case.
    They give very good airflow and very good static pressure and keep my system well within temperature parameters.
    The ARGB is nice and bright, and responds well to software (Armoury Crate) for tweaks. The pictures really don’t do them justice.
    Initially all these fans were very loud running at high, & constantly changing RPMs. This is not the fault of the fans though and only proves their responsiveness really, which is a positive.
    After some self learning and investigation, I found these fans were all set in the BIOS to follow the T of the CPU. The excessive noise was easily fixed by selecting the case fans to follow the mobo T instead of the CPU, leaving only the extract and CPU fan to follow the CPU. Once an additional step up and step down value (time delay) was changed from 0 seconds to 12 seconds for the intakes and extract fan, they now run nice and quietly until the CPU is under prolonged heavy load.
    With a bit of fan curve adjustment, the CPU fan is the only one that ever runs at 100%, which has greatly reduced the initial noise and RPM problems. Noise is no longer an issue.
    Only 1 star knocked off the rating for the slight bearing noise at full tilt, but on the whole I am very happy with these fans and would recommend them, and certainly can’t hold having to set them up in the BIOS against them.

    4.0 out of 5 stars Almost 5 stars

  7. Curt03Ympcttyvj says:

     Mexico

    Son unos buenos ventiladores. Mantienen un nivel de ruido aceptable y su velocidad es suficiente para mantener en buenas temperaturas tu equipo, siempre y cuando, hayas organizado bien una presin de aire equilibrada.

    A pesar de no ser RGB, en un gabinete transparente se ven muy bien. Recomendados.