Corsair’s New RS MAX Fans Are 20% Thicker than Standard Fans, Enabling Quieter Cooling Performance

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Corsair has launched the RS MAX Series, its first 30-millimeter-thick PC cooling fans, featuring a 20% increase in thickness over standard fans for quieter cooling performance. Combining what Corsair says is extremely durable Liquid Crystal Polymer material with a larger fan blade bolstered by AirGuide technology, the new fans connectswith a simple 4-pin PWM header, enabling precise adjustment over fan speeds without the need for a separate controller.

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Key features:

  • 5mm Thicker than standard fans for greater cooling performance
  • PWM-controlled speeds up to 2,000 RPM
  • Premium Liquid Crystal Polymer construction
  • AirGuide technology for concentrated cooling
  • Magnetic dome bearing for minimal noise

Corsair on its new fan series:

With a 20% increase in thickness over standard fans, the RS MAX Series can spin at a lower speed to generate the same airflow as its thinner counterparts – translating into lower overall fan noise. For enthusiasts who push their systems to the limit, the high static pressure created by the RS MAX’s larger fan blade helps power airflow through obstructions and dense radiators, making it an ideal choice for high-performance liquid cooling setups.

CORSAIR Magnetic Dome bearings – an evolution of the acclaimed magnetic levitation bearing – significantly reduce friction for both enhanced longevity and quieter operation. For PC builders looking to boost performance without boosting noise, the RS MAX Series will help push your system to the max.

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