DeepCool FC140 3-Pack
DeepCool FC140 3-Pack
** The DeepCool FC140 3-pack at ₹1,599–1,899 is the obvious 140mm companion to the FC120. If your case supports 140mm intake fans (and many mid-towers do), the larger diameter means more airflow at lower RPM, which means quieter operation. These land in the sweet spot: better per
Official India stock. Full warranty through the brand's India service network, standard RMA if anything goes wrong.
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Where to buy DeepCool FC140 3-Pack in India
Expect to pay roughly ₹1,900-2,100 for the DeepCool FC140 3-Pack in India right now, depending on offers and seller. I always recommend buying from retailers that give a proper GST invoice - it's what makes your India warranty claim smooth later.
In my years running a PC store, PrimeABGB (Mumbai) and Vedant Computers (Kolkata) have also been consistently reliable for verified stock - compare before buying.
DeepCool FC140 3-Pack Review India 2026 - Best 140mm RGB Fans Under ₹2,000
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30-Second Version: The DeepCool FC140 3-pack at ₹1,599–1,899 is the obvious 140mm companion to the FC120. If your case supports 140mm intake fans (and many mid-towers do), the larger diameter means more airflow at lower RPM, which means quieter operation. These land in the sweet spot: better performance than 120mm budget fans at the same price range, with the same hub-based ARGB system. For cases like the Ant Esports Crystal or the Fractal Define R7, three FC140s in front is a great intake configuration.
The 140mm Advantage in Indian Mid-Towers
140mm fans are underutilized in Indian builds. Most builders default to 120mm because that's what ships with most fan bundles. But many popular cases in India - the Ant Esports Crystal, the Lian Li Lancool 215, the Fractal Meshify C - support 140mm front intake fans, and using 140mm fans in those slots has a real advantage.
Physics is on your side: larger diameter means more air moved per rotation. A 140mm fan at 800 RPM moves roughly the same air as a 120mm fan at 1,100 RPM. Lower RPM means quieter operation. In an Indian apartment where the PC runs in a shared space, this noise reduction is actually meaningful.
The FC140 applies the same engineering philosophy as the FC120 - 9 blades, FDB bearing, hub-based ARGB with daisy-chain support - but scaled to 140mm.
Performance Analysis
Airflow and Noise
The FC140 moves 74.66 CFM max at 1,400 RPM, with a noise ceiling of 31.5 dBA. Compare that to the FC120's 58.51 CFM at 1,800 RPM at 31 dBA - the 140mm fan moves 28% more air at the same noise level and 400 RPM lower speed. That's the 140mm advantage in practice.
Static pressure on the FC140 (2.32 mmH2O) is also surprisingly competitive. This isn't a pure airflow fan - it can work on a 280mm AIO radiator if needed.
In a Meshify C build I configured with three FC140 intake fans and one FC120 exhaust, CPU temps under sustained Cinebench R23 load were 4–5°C lower than an all-FC120 configuration with the same fan count. The larger intake fans matter.
ARGB Hub System
Same hub as the FC120 - supports up to six fans on one ARGB header, click-in connectors for clean installation. The 18-LED ring on the FC140 is larger than the FC120's ring, which looks proportionally better on the larger blade.
India Pricing and Availability
- MDComputers: ₹1,699–1,799
- PrimeABGB: ₹1,599–1,699
- Amazon India: ₹1,699–1,899
- Flipkart: ₹1,699–1,849
Pricing is ₹200–300 more than the FC120 3-pack for the larger diameter - fair value given the performance uplift.
Indian Context
Case Compatibility Check
Before buying 140mm fans, confirm your case supports them. Common Indian mid-tower cases and their 140mm compatibility:
- Ant Esports ICE-511: 2x 120mm front (no 140mm) - stick with FC120
- Ant Esports Crystal: 3x 140mm front - FC140 is ideal
- Lian Li LANCOOL 215: 2x 140mm front - FC140 works
- Fractal Meshify C: 2x 140mm front intake - FC140 is perfect
- Zebronics Kara: 3x 120mm front - FC120 only
Always check your specific case's fan mounting before purchasing.
Dust Accumulation
140mm fans spin slower at matched airflow, which means less turbulence at the dust filter and slightly less aggressive particle adhesion. In dusty Indian environments this is minor but real - slower rotation means you might get a few more weeks between dust filter cleaning cycles.
Monsoon and Bearing
Same FDB bearing as the FC120 - good for humid conditions. The bearing quality is the same regardless of fan diameter.
Who Should Buy
Buy it if:
- Your case supports 140mm front intake fans
- You want quieter operation than 120mm at the same airflow
- RGB in 140mm format is what you're after
- Budget is ₹1,600–1,900 for three fans
Skip it if:
- Your case only supports 120mm fans
- You need radiator fans specifically (look at Arctic P14 or Noctua NF-P14s)
Questions
A: Yes, and this is a common and effective configuration. Run three FC140 up front as intake, one FC120 in the rear as exhaust. Works perfectly.
A: The hub design is the same. The hub supports 6 fans total, so mixing FC120 and FC140 on one hub is fine.
A: No. 140mm fans require 140mm mounts. No adapter exists.