Best NZXT PC Case Fans for a Better Airflow

The NZXT Aer RGB 2 stands in the list of the best price-to-performance products. First, you would surely love how it looks with an advanced level of RGB lighting. Secondly, its performance is also up to the required standard among the competitors who offer the fans with a same price tag.

Talking about the specifications of NZXT Aer RGB 2, it features a 120mm size, 1500 RPM, a noise level of 22.0 dBA, CFM of 52.4, fluid dynamic bearing, a controller hub, and a lot of options for RGB customization.

The design, build, and blades of NZXT Aer RGB 2 are also up to the marked standard. The fan looks clean, stylish, and eye catchy as NZXT always presents a clean theme to its products mostly in white and black color. Anti-Vibration mounts are included too to balance the movement while at top speed.

Well, as the title says, the NZXT F120Q is a well-known fan because of its quiet performance. It comes in the size of 120mm, has a standard design, decent cooling, and a budget-friendly price tag. It is the best suitable option for budget users to maintain well the temps of their machines.

Apart from that, the NZXT F120Q also features anti-vibration rubber corners which help in minimizing the noise level of fans. 9 blades also spin accordingly well with an estimated lifespan of 60,000 hours. While the credit for this life span goes to its fluid dynamic bearing system.

These 60,000 hours of life span offer a decent airflow mechanism to exhaust the hot air out of your PC case. You can use these case fans on both the top and rear as the blades own enough capabilities to manage the inside temps in a decent manner.

Among the list of best NZXT PC case fans, my next chosen fan is NZXT AER P. It is also a decent choice to go with as it features, 140mm size, 2000RPM, 21 dBA, 93.91CFM, 12V, 4-Pin PWM, fluid dynamic bearings, and better exhaust abilities.

The other notable point of NZXT AER P is its winglet design blades, winglet design helps in improving the performance of fans by ensuring increased airflow and pressure. So the intake and exhaust functions remain in balance while spinning.

Furthermore, the NZXT has claimed the life span of AER P up to 60,000 hours which is more than enough if we calculate its overall ratio to the price of the fan. Sleeves cables and anti-vibration mounts/rubbers are inside the box to minimize vibrations and noise.

Coming up to the number 4th, instead of a case fan, I have chosen an AIO RGB CPU Liquid Cooler. NZXT Kraken X73 is a bit pricey but a solid option for professional gamers who never want to compromise on the temperature of their high-end gaming machines.

If we focus on the specifications of Kraken X73 RGB 360mm, it features fluid dynamic bearing for silent operations, a 10% bigger infinity mirror cap, 33 dBA, an infinity mirror ring LED, and a better control system for users to utilize maximum features accordingly.

Overall, we can consider this liquid cooler the best option to go with. Its extraordinary cooling performance, eye-catchy RGB lights, and full control over each and everything have made these NZXT radiator fans better than all.

NZXT Technologies RF-FZ120 is a 120mm budget case cooling fan. It features an air pressure of 0.71 mmh₂o, a noise level of 26.8 dba, a long life-bearing system, 59.1 to 65 CFM, 1200+/ 20 % rpm, and many other related features.

The company has claimed the life span of RF-FZ120 is up to 40,000 hours. The fan provides decent and static airflow for the components, and intake and exhaust features are also up to the mid-standard.

If you are tight on budget but want to go with an appropriate option, do consider this fan as a nice choice. Apart from that, this fan also provides compatibility with maximum PC cases as the size is not that big nor that slim but obviously a middle one.