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CORSAIR iCUE ML140 RGB ELITE Premium 140mm PWM Magnetic Levitation Fan — Dual Fan Kit with iCUE Lighting Node CORE
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Description
• Fan Size: 140mm x 25mm • Speed: 400 – 1600 RPM • Airflow: 15 – 82.9 CFM • Static Pressure: 0.30 – 2.06 mm-H2O • Bearing Type: Magnetic Levitation • PWM Control: Yes
FULL DESCRIPTION
For GCC gamers battling the intense summer heat, the CORSAIR iCUE ML140 RGB ELITE represents the difference between a stable, cool rig and a throttled PC that crashes during your most critical late-night sessions.
When you are deep in a high-stakes Warzone deployment or pushing max settings in titles like Cyberpunk 2077, these fans act as the lungs of your system, ensuring your hardware stays chilled even when the ambient temperature spikes. The Magnetic Levitation bearing eliminates the physical friction found in standard fans, allowing you to maintain peak air pressure during marathon sessions without the system sounding like a jet engine taking off from DXB. Whether you are rendering high-bitrate content for your YouTube channel or streaming your FIFA tournament progression to Discord, your components will remain within their optimal thermal envelope, preventing the frame dips that usually accompany internal heat soak.
The static pressure focus of these fans isn’t just a marketing term; it forces focused air through the densest radiator fins or dust-clogged filters, ensuring that cool air actually reaches your GPU and CPU instead of just swirling uselessly around the case. By effectively pushing air through restrictive chassis panels, you eliminate the micro-stutters caused by thermal throttling, keeping your 1% lows high and your gameplay buttery smooth.
Designed to thrive in our unique environment, these fans are built with the durability to handle the micro-dust common in the region, backed by local support that ensures your cooling solution stays operational year-round.
Because these are PWM controlled, they remain whisper-quiet when you are browsing or working, only ramping up to their high-performance ceiling the moment your GPU sensor detects a heavy load.