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TechPowerUp reviews the Gamdias Notus M1-1201 ARGB, a 120mm case fan with addressable RGB. It offers 4-pin PWM control, 3-pin LED control, and a maximum airflow of 57.56 CFM at 1.75 mmH2O static pressure. Available in black and white, the fan is a value-oriented option for PC builders. The review tests noise, airflow, and RGB aesthetics.
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