Counting fan positions before buying sounds obvious, yet it is the single most common mistake with a fan sold only as a set. The Amici Pro comes exclusively as a three-pack, so a case with fewer than three usable spots leaves hardware sitting unused.
Quick Answer
Amici Pro is sold only in three-fan packs at R399 (VAT-inclusive, prices move) - there is no single-fan listing for this model. A build needs three genuine positions to use the full pack, or one fan goes spare, which changes the effective cost per fitted fan.
📐 No single-fan option exists
Both listed Amici Pro variants, black and white, come as three-packs only. There is nothing to buy individually in this specific model, so the purchase decision has to be made at the pack level rather than fan by fan. That works fine for a case with three matching positions and less well for one that has only two, or an odd number spread across different rows.
What happens with two usable positions
One fan simply sits unused. That is not wasted money outright - a spare fan covers a future failure, or a later case upgrade with more positions - but it does raise the real cost per fitted fan above the R399 sticker price for that build. It is worth deciding upfront whether an idle fan is an acceptable trade before buying.
🏗️ Where three positions usually exist
Most mid-tower cases offer a three-position front or top row, which is exactly the size this pack is designed around. Check your specific case's fan mounting layout before ordering - manufacturer spec sheets and manuals typically list this clearly, and it takes a few minutes to confirm versus discovering a mismatch after the fans arrive. The wider case fans range is worth a look if your case layout does not suit a three-fan pack.
A hidden third position
If the third fan lands somewhere out of sight, the ring lighting contributes nothing there since nobody sees it - but the fan still does its cooling job. That is a reasonable use for a spare rather than leaving it in a drawer, provided the airflow plan genuinely calls for a fan in that spot.
🔢 Comparing per-fan cost
At R399 for three, the per-fan price already sits low even before considering a spare. Two fitted fans plus one spare can still compare reasonably against buying singles elsewhere in the range, since a per-fan price on a single-unit purchase is often higher than what a pack works out to. Other AsiaHorse models in the same family, like the Amici 5GT, do offer single-fan purchases as well as packs, which suits builds needing an odd number of positions filled exactly.
Check case accessories for mounting screws and extension cables if your third fan needs to reach a position further from the motherboard header than the included cabling comfortably allows.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I buy a single Amici Pro fan?
No. Both listed variants, black and white, are three-packs only, with no individual fan sold separately in this model.
What if my case only has two usable positions?
The third fan goes unused, which effectively raises the cost per fitted fan - worth factoring in before you order the pack.
Is a spare fan wasted money?
Not necessarily - it covers a future failure or a later case with more positions, though it sits unused in the meantime.
Which cases suit this pack size best?
Most mid-towers offer a three-position front or top row, matching exactly what the Amici Pro pack is sized for.
Do other AsiaHorse fans sell as singles?
Yes, the Amici 5GT is available as a single fan as well as in packs, which suits builds needing odd numbers filled.
Does a hidden third fan still make sense to fit?
Yes for cooling, even though the ring lighting adds nothing where it cannot be seen - the airflow benefit still applies.
Not sure how many fan positions your case has?
Check Evetech's case fan range and compare pack sizes before you commit to a purchase.