SHARK ARGB PWM fans;Review

The renowned manufacturer Sharkoon has once again surprised us with the launch of two new PC fan models, both belonging to the SHARK family. These are the Sharkoon SHARK Disc PWM and SHARK Blades PWM , powerful fans that stand out for their configurable ARGB lighting and for their high performance to maintain excellent airflow in the PC .

It should be noted that this launch is very important for the brand, since it is the first fans with PWM in its catalog. This means that the rotation speed will not be defined in a fixed value, but will vary automatically depending on the PC temperature, thus maintaining a better balance between air flow, temperature and generated noise.

Sharkoon SHARK Disc PWM, with transparent frame

  Sharkoon SHARK Disc PWM
Sizes 120 mm
Bearing type Fluid dynamic bearing
Rotation speed 400-1400 RPM
Max. Air flow 82.35 m3 / h
Max. Static pressure 1.82 mm / H2O
Max. Noise level 24.8 dBA
illumination 9x Addressable RGB LEDs
Durability Minimum 50,000 hours
Dimensions and weight 120 x 120 x 25 mm
97 grams

One of the most outstanding features of this model is that Sharkoon has used a transparent frame, in order to maximize its ability to illuminate the equipment, to which they are connected using the ARGB connector on the motherboard (and therefore are controlled with the software of this). An additional detail is that the frame is circular, with eight “legs” that incorporate perforations (with rubber insert to absorb vibrations) to be able to anchor them to any 120mm gap in PC cases.

These fans have 7 relatively spaced blades with not too much inclination, but despite this it is capable of generating a fairly decent airflow that makes them ideal to install them in the case, as well as a static pressure enough to install them in the case. radiator of a liquid cooling or even in the heatsink for CPU by air without problems.

All in all, it is obvious that with their 1,400 RPM of maximum speed these Sharkoon SHARK Disc PWMs are not designed for maximum performance, but rather to offer an excellent balance between performance, aesthetics and silence, since with the 24.8 dBA that emit at most you will not even notice that they are working.

According to the manufacturer, these fans are already available in stores at a suggested retail price of 9.99 euros per unit.

SHARK Blades PWM, colorful performance

  Sharkoon SHARK Blades PWM
Sizes 120 mm
Bearing type Fluid dynamic bearing
Rotation speed 400-1400 RPM
Max. Air flow 94.80 m3 / h
Max. Static pressure 1.16 mm / H2O
Max. Noise level 24.8 dBA
illumination 20x Addressable RGB LEDs
Durability Minimum 50,000 hours
Dimensions and weight 120 x 120 x 25 mm
142 grams

Also available only in 120mm size, this SHARK Blades PWM variant have similar technical specifications but differ greatly in terms of performance, as they are capable of generating a higher airflow but lower static pressure when using a total of 11 thinner and more inclined blades, so they are suitable for the box but not for the heatsink or radiator.

In this case, the ARGB lighting configurable also from the motherboard software is achieved with a ring of light on each side, adding a total of 20 configurable RGB LEDs that are capable of generating 16.8 million different colors. In this case, the frame is also circular with those eight protrusions that have the perforations with rubber inserts to absorb vibrations, but it is opaque black, not transparent like the previous model.

These fans are also connected to the motherboard through an ARGB connector, and therefore their lighting is controlled by the software included in it. Its operation is also PWM, so the speed will change automatically depending on the temperature of the system.

Like the previous one, this SHARK Blades PWM model is now available and the price is the same, 9.99 euros .

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