Phanteks M25 D-RGB White 140mm PWM Triple Pack

Phanteks M25 fans offer high performance cooling coupled with stylish looks and silent operation. Their nine bladed design has been optimised to work with mesh filters, heatsinks, and radiators. These fans have been optimised to produce an airflow of up to 104.62CFM with a static pressure of 2.80mmH2O, all while not going above 36.57dB(A). Furthermore, you can daisy chain the three fans in this pack together for reduced cable clutter in your chassis.

PHANTEKS M25 140MM D-RGB PWM FAN AT A GLANCE:

• Three 140mm PWM fans with DRGB lighting
• Nine bladed design optimised for use with mesh panels and radiators
• Maximum airflow of 104.626CFM with 2.80mmH2O of air pressure
• Whisper quiet operation of 36.57dB(A)
• Daisy chain cables for clean cable management
• 5 year manufacturer warranty

HIGH PERFORMANCE

With the M25, Phanteks has refined their previous generations of fans to produce an exceptional model capable of cooling high-end components. The M25 fans are able to generate an airflow of 104.62CFM, with a static pressure of 2.80mmH2O. The nine bladed design has been optimised to function exceptionally with the mesh panels of modern cases, alongside CPU heat sinks and radiators. With this optimisation, peak performance can be maintained, without having to raise the RPM levels too high. By utilising lower speeds, these fans are whisper quiet in operation producing just 36.57dB(A) at max, and also allow the M25 to have an amazing MTTF of 30,000 hours.

CLEAN AESTHETICS

The Phanteks M25 fan not only offers beautiful clean aesthetics, but also exceptional performance. Phanteks achieve this by providing clean cable management thanks to their innovative daisy chain design. You can connect multiple M25 fans together through a 500mm extension cable. This means that you need only run a single PWM cable back to the motherboard fan header, reducing cable clutter in your chassis. Additionally, the M25 fans offer beautiful RGB with twelve LEDs housed in the hub of these fans. They can be easily controlled either by connecting to a Phanteks integrated controller or directly to your motherboard.