Collection: Axial Cooling Fans

Check your case specification for supported fan sizes at each mount. Larger fans move more air at lower speeds, so they tend to be quieter for the same airflow. Browse the wider range in PC Components.

3-pin fans run at a set or voltage-controlled speed, while 4-pin PWM fans let your motherboard adjust RPM automatically based on temperature. Match the connector to your board's headers for the best control.

Use airflow fans for open intakes and exhausts where air moves freely, and static pressure fans for radiators, heatsinks and dust filters where air must be pushed through resistance. Many builds use a mix of both.

Generally, mount intake fans at the front and bottom and exhaust fans at the rear and top, so cool air flows in and hot air exits. A slight positive pressure setup helps reduce dust buildup.

Often yes. A larger fan can move the same volume of air at a lower RPM, which usually produces less noise. If quiet operation matters, prioritise larger fans and check the rated noise level.

Yes, with fan splitters or hubs you can run several fans from fewer headers, but watch the combined power draw. A dedicated fan hub keeps things tidy. Find suitable cables in Power & Cables.

Yes. Orders over €80 ship free across Greece with fast delivery, while smaller orders carry a standard rate. See full details on our shipping page.

Coverage depends on the product and is shown on its page. Every order is also backed by Lynk Buyer Protection. For the claim process, see our warranty page.