Valkyrie B12 Computer Case Fan - Black

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The Valkyrie B12 Computer Case Fan is designed for PC gamers, content creators, and hardware enthusiasts who need a balance of high-performance cooling and near-silent operation. By utilizing a fluid dynamic bearing system and 4-pin PWM control, this fan provides efficient thermal management for demanding tasks like video rendering or intense gaming sessions. While it offers excellent durability and aesthetic appeal with its sleek black finish, users should ensure their motherboard has available 4-pin PWM headers to fully leverage its automated speed control features.
| Colour | Black |
|---|---|
| Model Part Number | VK-FANB12FB |
| Brand | Valkyrie |
No, the Valkyrie B12 features a sleek, non-lit black design.
Yes, it will work, but you will lose the ability to control speed via PWM, and the fan will likely run at full speed continuously.
Yes, its standard 120mm size and airflow design make it compatible with most standard 120mm, 240mm, or 360mm radiators.
Thanks to the Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB) system, this fan is designed for high durability and long-term consistent performance.
It is recommended to check your motherboard manual for the total amperage limits of your fan headers; typically, you should not exceed 1 Amp per header.
Enter your motherboard BIOS settings and ensure the fan header is set to 'PWM' mode rather than 'DC' or 'Voltage' mode.
Check that no cables are touching the fan blades and verify that the mounting screws are tight enough to prevent vibration against the case panel.
Verify the 4-pin connector is fully seated in the motherboard header and check your BIOS to ensure the header is not disabled.
Installation involves securing the fan to your case mounting points using the provided screw holes. Ensure the airflow direction, usually indicated by an arrow on the fan frame, is oriented toward the desired exhaust or intake path. Connect the 4-pin cable to an available 'SYS_FAN' or 'CHA_FAN' header on your motherboard. To maintain performance, use a compressed air canister to blow out dust from the blades every 3 to 6 months. Avoid using water or liquid cleaners, as moisture can damage the internal motor electronics.