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Corsair SP140 RGB Elite vs Thermaltake TOUGHFAN 12: Comparison

Corsair SP140 RGB Elite and Thermaltake TOUGHFAN 12 separate most on max speed: Corsair SP140 RGB Elite at 1200 RPM, Thermaltake TOUGHFAN 12 at 2000 RPM, 40% in favour of Thermaltake TOUGHFAN 12. Static Pressure splits them by another 31%, again favouring Thermaltake TOUGHFAN 12. They match on 4 other specifications, including bearing type, fan thickness and pwm control.

Specs

Specification
Corsair SP140 RGB Elite (140mm/68 CFM/1.6 mmH2O Static Pressure/1400 RPM Max/25 dBA/Hydraulic Bearing/RGB/PWM)
Corsair SP140 RGB Elite
Thermaltake TOUGHFAN 12 (120mm/68.5 CFM/3.15 mmH2O Static Pressure/2000 RPM Max/30.5 dBA/Hydraulic Bearing/No RGB/PWM)
Thermaltake TOUGHFAN 12
Fan Size140 mm120 mm
BrandCorsairThermaltake
ModelSP140 RGB EliteTOUGHFAN 12
Bearing TypeHydraulicHydraulic
LightingRGBNo RGB
Fan Thickness25 mm25 mm
Static Pressure1.66 mmH2O-31%2.41 mmH2O
Max Speed1200 RPM-40%2000 RPM
Noise Level26.8 dBA+4.5 dBA22.3 dBA
Airflow68.1 CFM58.35 CFM-14%
PWM ControlYesYes
Min Speed450 RPM500 RPM
Connector Type4-Pin PWM4-Pin PWM
PositioningMainstreamPerformance
ColorsBlack or WhiteBlack
Source URLhttps://www.corsair.com/us/en/p/case-fans/co-9050110-ww/icue-sp140-rgb-elite-performance-140mm-pwm-fan-single-pack-co-9050110-wwhttps://www.thermaltake.com/toughfan-12-high-static-pressure-fan-single-pack.html

Price comparison

RetailerCorsair SP140 RGB EliteThermaltake TOUGHFAN 12
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Verdict

Corsair SP140 RGB Elite

7 / 10 Expert Rating

A capable mid-range 140mm RGB fan, though the pricier ML140 PRO RGB or quieter Light Wings both outclass it in their own way.

Thermaltake TOUGHFAN 12

8 / 10 Expert Rating

One of the better plain-black high-pressure radiator fans, built tough for AIO and custom-loop use.

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