The Nyota A12 three-pack is R499 and every fan runs 800 to 2000 RPM under PWM control. That gives a board-controlled row rather than fans stuck at one speed. Each carries a 16-LED ARGB ring, and the whole range holds a 1 Year Local Warranty.
Three fans, one header, one colour choice, and change out of a R600 note - that's the pitch behind the Nyota A12 three-pack, and it holds up once you look past the sticker. AsiaHorse sells this 120mm ARGB case fan only as a trio, black or white, and the whole set runs off a single PWM connection back to the motherboard.
The Nyota A12 three-pack costs R499 in either black or white, VAT included, and prices move with each pricing cycle. Each 120mm fan spins from 800 to 2000 RPM under PWM control, rated at up to 61.5 CFM and under 29 dBA. A 16-LED ARGB ring sits on every fan, and the whole set carries a 1 Year Local Warranty.
Three fans, not one. The A12 doesn't come as a single unit, so the R499 figure covers a full front-panel row or most of a mid-tower's intake in one purchase. Each fan in the pack carries its own 4-pin PWM lead and its own 16-LED addressable ring, and AsiaHorse rates the bearing for 50,000 hours of running time.
Where this gets useful is arithmetic. A build needing three fans spends R499 once. A build needing four spends R998 across two packs, with a spare fan left over - worth knowing before you commit to a case with an odd number of mounting points.
PWM means the board decides how fast these fans spin, not a fixed voltage. That matters for a budget build specifically: you don't need a separate fan controller card or an app running in the background just to keep noise down at idle. The BIOS fan curve handles it, and the four-pin connector carries both the power and the speed signal.
The lighting runs on a completely separate connection - a 5V 3-pin ARGB header - and AsiaHorse chains both cables (PWM and ARGB) across the three fans so you're not running six leads back to the board.
Read "16 ARGB LEDs" as the count on one fan, repeated three times across the pack. That's 48 individually addressable points across a front intake row, enough for effects to actually move across the whole panel rather than blink in unison on a single fan.
Three. The Nyota A12 is sold exclusively as a 3-pack in either black or white at that price.
Yes - it's VAT-inclusive and tied to the current pricing run, so treat R499 as a representative figure rather than a fixed one.
800 to 2000 RPM, adjusted automatically by the motherboard once PWM control is wired up.
AsiaHorse rates it under 29 dBA, though the number a case fan actually produces depends heavily on your case and mounting.
No. PWM speed control comes from the motherboard header directly, so no extra hardware is needed to vary fan speed.
Through a separate 5V 3-pin connector, chained across all three fans and wired back to an addressable RGB header on the board.
A full 1 Year Local Warranty covers every SKU in the range, handled locally rather than through an overseas return.
Ready to plan a fan row that doesn't need a separate controller? Browse case fans and the case accessories that go with them for the rest of your airflow setup.
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Three. The Nyota A12 is sold exclusively as a 3-pack in either black or white at that price.
Yes - it's VAT-inclusive and tied to the current pricing run, so treat R499 as a representative figure rather than a fixed one.
800 to 2000 RPM, adjusted automatically by the motherboard once PWM control is wired up.
AsiaHorse rates it under 29 dBA, though the number a case fan actually produces depends heavily on your case and mounting.
No. PWM speed control comes from the motherboard header directly, so no extra hardware is needed to vary fan speed.
Through a separate 5V 3-pin connector, chained across all three fans and wired back to an addressable RGB header on the board.
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