Thermaltake introduced the SWAFAN UNIFY ARGB fan series, which brings a connected frame design to PC cooling. This integration allows users to mount multiple fans as a single unit, simplifying cable management and improving airflow consistency in liquid cooling loops. Buyers looking for cleaner builds or standardized radiator setups will find this approach practical.
Thermaltake introduces connected frame fans for cleaner PC builds
The lineup includes two configurations: a 240mm model with two 120mm fans and a 360mm model with three 120mm fans. Both versions use HDB bearings to reduce friction and extend operational life. The entire assembly maintains a slim 28mm profile, ensuring compatibility with tight case clearances or standard radiator mounts.
Specifications
- Model: SWAFAN UNIFY ARGB
- Configuration: 240 (2x120mm) and 360 (3x120mm)
- Bearing Type: HDB
- Thickness: 28mm
- RPM Range: 500~2000 RPM
Performance metrics vary by blade orientation. Forward-facing blades deliver 58.13 CFM of airflow, 2.85 mmAq of static pressure, and operate at 30 dB(A) between 500 and 2000 RPM. Reversing the blades shifts airflow to 56.15 CFM, reduces static pressure to 2.23 mmAq, and increases noise to 32 dB(A) at the same speed range.
Lighting features dual infinity mirror effects on all four sides and the center hub, with additional ARGB support on the blades and front frame. The fans are available in black and white finishes to match different chassis aesthetics. Thermaltake lists the 240mm version at 1,790 TWD (around $56.47) and the 360mm version at 2,190 TWD (around $69.09).
We looked at Thermaltake SWAFAN EX Infinity ARGB Sync in our earlier Thermaltake coverage. The new UNIFY series builds on that modular design philosophy with integrated framing. The products are now available in Taiwan at the listed prices.
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