Improve the airflow inside your chassis with the Genesis Oxal 120 3-Pack. These powerful fans, also known from the Genesis Irid 505 V2, 503 V2, and 505F, are specifically designed for cases with dense filters, providing significantly better performance than standard solutions. Looking for strong performance as well as low levels of noise? You can rely on it thanks to the fan's high performance, even at low revs, and the reinforced bearing (up to 50,000 hours). And that's not all.

EQUIP YOUR CASE WITH GENESIS OXAL 120 3-PACK

Introducing the Genesis Oxal 120 3-Pack - the fans that has been featured in our most efficiently designed product, the Genesis Irid 505F case, placing it at the forefront of the best-ventilated PC cases in journalistic tests. Their high performance is the result of combining a 120 mm diameter with a maximum rotational speed of 1300 RPM, along with high static pressure. This ensures adequate airflow in PC cases that have both standard and thickened filters, which have the primary function of limiting the amount of dust entering the interior. Achieving efficient component cooling has never been easier.

HIGH PERFORMANCE EVEN AT LOW REVS

The Genesis Oxal 120 is a low-speed fan, which means that you get standard fan performance comparable to that of a 1400 RPM fan at a much lower RPM. If you're looking for a balance between performance and silence, you can achieve it by adjusting the speed of the Genesis Oxal 120 to a maximum of 80%. Using the maximum revolutions (up to 100%) is recommended for demanding situations, such as overclocked components at the time of their full load.

SIMPLE INSTALLATION

The Genesis Oxal 120 3-Pack are equipped with a 3-pin connector with both male and female plugs. This allows you to connect the fan directly to the motherboard and use it to control the rotational speed based on the current temperature of the processor. But that's not all - the double plug design makes it easy to connect multiple fans together and plug them into a single fan header, making it easier to organize the inside of a PC case.