Fan Lian-Li UNI SL-INF Reverse Blade, 120 mm, ARGB PWM, White

This Lian Li UNI SL-INF Reverse Blade 120 mm is a case fan aimed at cleaner and more organized builds, where the appearance of the fan inside matters. You get an ARGB PWM fan in white color that can spin up to 2100 RPM and supports a stop mode at low load (0 rpm zone). With noise levels up to 32 dBA, the noise level is manageable for gaming or working in a room. The reverse blade design is convenient for configurations where you want the 'beautiful' side of the fan facing you, without sacrificing airflow direction.

What you get

With this fan, you gain control through a PWM 4-pin connector – meaning the motherboard or controller can dynamically manage the RPM based on temperature, from a completely stopped fan (0 rpm) to 2100 RPM when you need more airflow. The 3-pin 5V ARGB connector allows you to connect the lighting directly to the motherboard or to a controller and synchronize the effects with other ARGB components. The noise level of up to 32 dBA means that during normal gaming or office use, it won't drown you out, especially if you set an aggressive RPM curve. The white casing and ARGB lighting make the fan suitable for light builds, showcases with transparent panels, and organized cables.

• Case fan size 120 mm, suitable for the most common intake and exhaust positions.
• RPM range 0 – 2100 RPM, allowing for completely silent idle as well as serious airflow under load.
• Maximum noise level up to 32 dBA, suitable for gaming configurations and work systems without excessive noise.
• 4-pin PWM connector for precise RPM control via the motherboard or a separate fan controller.
• 3-pin 5V ARGB connector for full compatibility with modern ARGB headers and lighting synchronization.
• ARGB lighting that allows for customizable color effects and a visually complete look for the build.
• 24 months warranty, so you have peace of mind for long-term use in everyday or gaming mode.

Who it is suitable for

It is suitable for gamers and enthusiasts who care about both cooling and aesthetics, especially in white or showcase builds with a transparent side panel. It is a good choice if you want flexible RPM control and ARGB synchronization with the rest of the hardware. If you are aiming for an ultra-quiet system with a minimal number of fans, you may need to set a more conservative fan curve to keep noise under control.

The combination of PWM control, ARGB lighting, and a wide RPM range makes this Lian Li fan a practical choice for a balanced build where cooling and aesthetics go hand in hand.