Comparison Gamemax FN12A-S6I vs Gamemax FN12A-M6I

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	Connected in a chain to the fan FN12A-M6I. Pay attention to the last photo in the gallery.	Fan hub for FN12A-S6I.
Main specs
Features	for case	for case
Product type	fan	fan
Fan
Number of fans	1	1
Fan size	120 mm	120 mm
Fan thickness	25 mm	25 mm
Bearing	hydraulic bearing	hydraulic bearing
Max. RPM	1200 rpm	1200 rpm
Speed controller	auto (PWM)	auto (PWM)
Max. air flow	38.25 CFM	38.25 CFM
Static pressure	1.26 mm H2O	1.26 mm H2O
MTBF	30 K hours	30 K hours
Starting voltage	5 В	5 В
Noise level	28 dB	28 dB
Power source	4-pin	SATA
General
Lighting
Lighting colour	ARGB	ARGB
Lighting sync	multi compatibility	multi compatibility
Mount type	bolts	bolts
Dimensions	120x120x25 mm	120x120x25 mm
Weight	122 g	122 g
Added to E-Catalog	june 2024	june 2024

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Power source

Type of power connector for the cooling system. Power is usually output through the motherboard, for this the following connectors are most often used:

— 3-pin. Three-pin connector; Today it is considered obsolete, but it is still widely used.

— 4-pin. Plug with 4 pins. Its main advantage is the ability to automatically adjust the rotation speed via PWM (for more details, see "Speed controller").

These two standards are mutually compatible: a 3-pin fan can be connected to a 4-pin connector on the motherboard, and vice versa (unless PWM is available in both cases).

Much less common are options such as 2-pin, installed in some inexpensive fans; 6-pin, used in cooling systems with RGB backlighting, which requires a rather powerful additional power supply; 7-pin and 8-pin, similar in their specifics to a 6-pin connector; as well as power supply via a standard MOLEX plug provided in separate case fans.