The Akasa vendor presented the Vegas R7 chassis fan, constructed primarily for gaming desktop computers.This 120 mm cooling device is able to produce an air flow of 1 m3 per minute at the rotary velocity of 1,500 rpm. The noise factor specified doesn’t overcome 23.8 dBA. The fan is built on the FDB bearing and has special rubber damping pads, diminishing vibration. The lifespan reported equals 40,000 hours.
Vegas R7 is supplied with transparent blades and multicoloured LED RGB-backlighting. Being compatible with the ASUS Aura Sync, MSI Mystic Light Sync and Gigabyte RGB Fusion control technologies, it can be easily integrated into eye-catching desktop systems featuring the consistent operation scheme of components backlighting.
This 120 × 120 × 25 mm fan is linked via the 3-pin (power) and 4-pin (illumination) connectors.
Unfortunately, we are not armed with info concerning the Akasa Vegas R7 approximate price and retail starting date.
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