Fast Technology reported on April 12 that MSI launched the MPG EZ120 ARGB fan, which has a magnetic design and can be built like building blocks, reducing the workload and complexity of users in PC assembly.
The specs of this fan are quite impressive, with an overall size of 123mm x 120mm x 28mm, a light weight of 203g, and a choice of classic black and elegant white colorways.
It features advanced Fluid Power Bearing (FDB) technology and a special retaining nut to reduce vibration and noise for improved durability.
In terms of performance, the MPG EZ120 ARGB fan is equipped with 9 fan blades, with a speed range of 0~1900 RPM ±10%, a maximum airflow of up to 73.82 CFM, and a maximum air pressure of 2.56 mmH? O, and the noise level is controlled at 28.82 dBA, bringing users an efficient and quiet cooling experience.
Not only that, but this fan has also put a lot of effort into the lighting effects. A total of 33 LEDs are embedded in the frame and blades, allowing users to set RGB lighting effects in sync with the motherboard, or customize the lighting colors and effects in MSI Center, making it easy to create a personalized and cool lighting atmosphere.
It is worth mentioning that the frame design of the MPG EZ120 ARGB fan is quite innovative. It has a built-in embedded magnet that allows fans to be easily connected without the need for cumbersome cable handling.
At the same time, the magnetic connection block not only replaces the traditional fan cable, but also takes care of the power supply and signal transmission, ensuring a more secure connection between the two fans and a easier installation process.
In order to meet the needs of users to install fans in different case locations, MSI also provides daisy-chain cables to easily connect MPG EZ120 ARGB fans in different locations in the case.
In addition, users can take advantage of MSI's FAN HUB hub, which is equipped with four expansion ports and supports the connection of up to 18 MPG EZ120 ARGB fans, providing users with great flexibility in configuration and expansion, fully meeting the needs of heat dissipation and RGB lighting builds.