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FSP NP5-BA 120mm PWM ARGB CPU Air Cooler – Black

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FSP NP5-BA 120mm PWM ARGB CPU Air Cooler – BlackQuick Specs Universal socket compatibility for Intel LGA 1851 1700 1200 and AMD AM4 AM5 platforms. Four 6 mm copper heat pipes ensure rapid and efficient heat transfer. 120 mm PWM fan balances airflow and noise, dynamically adjusting between 800 and 1600 RPM. Addressable RGB (ARGB) lighting adds customisable flair to your system build. HDB bearing fan ensures quiet and reliable operation for extended lifespan. Upgrade your cooling, enhance your style

Quick Specs



  • Universal socket compatibility for Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200 and AMD AM4/AM5 platforms.

  • Four 6 mm copper heat pipes ensure rapid and efficient heat transfer.

  • 120 mm PWM fan balances airflow and noise, dynamically adjusting between 800 and 1600 RPM.

  • Addressable RGB (ARGB) lighting adds customisable flair to your system build.

  • HDB bearing fan ensures quiet and reliable operation for extended lifespan.


Upgrade your cooling, enhance your style


The FSP NP5-BA CPU Air Cooler provides excellent cooling performance and ARGB aesthetics, ensuring your CPU stays cool, even during demanding tasks. Compatible with both Intel and AMD platforms, this cooler is a great choice for gamers, content creators, and PC enthusiasts looking to maximise performance and style. This CPU fan is an ideal choice for keeping your system running smoothly.


Universal Compatibility for Easy Installation


Designed to fit a wide range of CPU sockets, including Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200 and AMD AM4/AM5, the NP5-BA offers broad compatibility. The included mounting hardware and straightforward installation process ensure you can quickly upgrade your cooling solution without hassle. The installation method for 1851 is the same as for 1700. The broad compatibility makes this CPU fan a versatile option.


Efficient Heat Dissipation


The NP5-BA features four 6 mm copper heat pipes that directly contact the CPU surface, efficiently drawing heat away. The aluminium alloy heatsink provides a large surface area for heat dissipation, further enhancing cooling performance. This design ensures your CPU maintains optimal temperatures, preventing thermal throttling and maximising performance. The efficient design makes this CPU air cooler stand out.


Optimised Airflow with PWM Control


The 120 mm PWM fan is engineered to deliver an optimal balance of airflow and noise. With a speed range of 800 to 1600 RPM, the fan dynamically adjusts its speed based on CPU temperature, providing efficient cooling when needed and quiet operation during less intensive tasks. The HDB bearing ensures smooth and reliable operation, extending the lifespan of the fan. The fan ensures this CPU air cooler delivers optimal cooling performance.


Customisable ARGB Lighting


Add a splash of colour to your system with the NP5-BA’s addressable RGB (ARGB) lighting. Customise the lighting effects to match your system’s theme using compatible motherboard software or ARGB controllers. The vibrant lighting enhances the aesthetics of your build, making it stand out. The noise level is 28 dBA ± 10%. The customizable ARGB lighting enhances the look of this CPU fan.


Built to Last


The FSP NP5-BA is constructed from high-quality materials to ensure durability and longevity. The robust design and reliable components provide long-lasting cooling performance, making it a worthwhile investment for your PC. The product dimensions are 12 x 9.4 x 15.1 cm. This CPU air cooler is built for long-term reliability.


FEATURES:



  • Achieve broad compatibility, supporting Intel LGA 1851/1700/1200 and AMD AM4/AM5 sockets.

  • Dissipate heat effectively with four 6 mm copper heat pipes and an aluminium alloy heatsink.

  • Optimise cooling performance using a 120 mm PWM fan that adjusts between 800-1600 RPM.

  • Enjoy quiet operation thanks to the hydro dynamic bearing (HDB) fan design.

  • Customise your PC’s look with vibrant addressable RGB (ARGB) lighting effects.


SPECIFICATIONS:



  • CPU Supported Platforms:

    • Intel LGA : 1851 / 1700 / 1200 (The installation method for 1851 is the same as for 1700)

    • AMD : AM4 / AM5



  • Heatsink Material: Aluminum Alloy

  • Heat-pipe: 6 mm x 4PCS

  • Fan Speed: 800 - 1600 RPM ( PWM ) ± 10%

  • Bearing Type: HDB

  • Static Pressure: 1.8 mm H2O ± 10%

  • Fan Air Flow: 62 CFM ± 10%

  • Noise Level: 28 dBA ± 10%

  • Rated Voltage: 12 VDC

  • Rated Current: 0.3 A

  • LED: ARGB

  • Heatsink Dimensions: 12 x 4.8 x 15.1 cm

  • Fan Dimensions: 12 x 12 x 2.5 cm

  • Product Dimensions: 12 x 9.4 x 15.1 cm

  • Product Weight: 590g


WHAT'S IN THE BOX:



  • FSP NP5-BA 120mm PWM ARGB CPU Air Cooler – Black x1


Why FSP?


FSP is dedicated to providing reliable and high-performance cooling solutions. With a focus on innovation and quality, FSP products deliver exceptional value, ensuring your system remains cool and stable. Trust FSP to provide the cooling you need for optimal performance and longevity. Choose an FSP CPU air cooler for reliability.

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