You have the freedom to choose from Cooler Master’s Mobius 120 & 120P ARGB fans, tower fans, and water cooling radiators for your case upgrade, whether you prefer them to have lighting effects or not

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It is suitable for upgrading the casing, tower fan and water-cooled radiator, and it is free to choose whether there is light pollution or not.

Cooler Master is a well-known brand for its high-quality and cost-effective cooling products. Recently, they released the Mobius 120 and 120P ARGB fans, which are designed for high-performance and high-airflow. Both models have a size of 120mm and offer eye-catching visual lighting effects with ARGB. Aside from the difference in lighting, the two fans also have slightly different specifications. The Mobius 120 has a maximum speed of 2050 rpm, an air volume of 63.1CFM, and a maximum noise of 22.6dBA, with a circular dynamic bearing for a long service life. Meanwhile, the Mobius 120P ARGB has a maximum speed of 2400 rpm, an air volume of 75.2CFM, and a maximum noise of 30dBA, with the same circular dynamic bearing for longevity. Both fans utilize a ring blade design (RBD) to provide optimal airflow and reduce noise. With a five-year warranty, these fans are suitable for various applications, such as chassis, tower fans, and water-cooled radiators. Check out the Cooler Master Mobius 120 and 120P ARGB fans with their excellent specifications!

Cooler Master Mobius 120 and 120P ARGB fan specification overview.

Package, main body and accessories

The outer package indicates the brand, product model and appearance, and the light emission of Mobius 120P ARGB belongs to the second-generation ARGB design.
The back shows the basic specifications and multi-language product features.
The product model is marked on the side
Accessories include four chassis fixing screws and ARGB fixing buckles, but Mobius 120 also has ARGB fixing buckles, which can be said to be a big deal.
ARGB fixing buckles can be used after docking to prevent the wire from loosening.
When comparing the two models side-by-side, the Mobius 120 is on the left, while the Mobius 120P ARGB fan is on the right. Both fans share the same appearance. The fan blades of the Mobius 120P ARGB have a clear white color, which allows for more uniform and eye-catching lighting effects.
Cooler Master Logo on the side.
To prevent resonance noise during operation, there are anti-resonance rubber pads installed around the front and back frames of the fans.
Both models incorporate a ring blade design (RBD), which enhances the structure of the fan blades, reduces vibration, and improves overall performance. The RBD also results in better airflow and more stable operation.
The fan control for both models is 4 Pin PWM, and the cable is covered with braided mesh for a more aesthetically pleasing appearance.
The Mobius 120P ARGB has additional standard 3-Pin ARGB connectors and a serial connection design, making it more convenient to connect to other devices with lighting effects.
Once connected and operating, the fan produces a strong wind flow at full speed but remains within an acceptable range. Additionally, the lighting effects are stunning and eye-catching.

Performance

The following is the measurement test platform used:

  • CPU: Intel Core i9-13900K
  • Cooler: 6-pipe medium-sized tower diffuser
  • Motherboard: ASRock Z690 Taichi Razer Edition
  • RAM: Neo Forza DDR5-7200 32GB Kit
  • Storage: WD Black 1TB NVMe SSD
  • Power Supply: CoolerMaster GX1050 GOLD
  • Operating System: Windows 10 Professional Edition 64 Bit

The tests were conducted using AIDA64 to monitor the temperature during idle and CPU burn-in. The room temperature during testing was approximately 23 degrees Celsius.

The test platform proves that it is upright.
During the 10-minute CPU burn-in test of the Cooler Master Mobius 120, the average temperature was approximately 82.1~91.2 degrees Celsius, with the highest temperature reaching 95 degrees Celsius. The average CPU power consumption was 222.96W.
When burning in for 10 minutes, the average temperature of the Cooler Master Mobius 120P ARGB was approximately 81.1~90.6 degrees Celsius, with the highest temperature reaching 95 degrees Celsius. The average CPU power consumption was 221.86W.

Summary

Cooler Master’s Mobius 120 and 120P ARGB fans offer excellent specifications, with high airflow and low noise characteristics that can meet the needs of most users. These fans can be used in various applications, such as chassis, air-cooled or water-cooled radiators, to improve overall heat dissipation performance. The Mobius 120 is available with or without lighting effects, giving users the option to choose based on their needs or preferences. The actual testing showed that the fans provide good heat dissipation performance, particularly when used in conjunction with a tower-type radiator, capable of handling up to 220W without any issues. If you’re looking to upgrade or build a new computer with fan requirements, consider the Cooler Master Mobius 120 and 120P ARGB fans. These fans are sure to deliver high-quality cooling performance!

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Title: You have the freedom to choose from Cooler Master’s Mobius 120 & 120P ARGB fans, tower fans, and water cooling radiators for your case upgrade, whether you prefer them to have lighting effects or not