At the XASTRA booth during Computex 2026, the Corvus FV120 ARGB was a straightforward display: no big pitch, just the fan and its specs.

It leans heavily on looks. Instead of a full RGB ring, it uses a quad-corner lighting layout that gives a more segmented glow inside the case. It’s a different take, clearly aimed at builders who want something more noticeable than the usual designs.

Specs are typical for a 120mm fan. It runs at 800 to 1800 RPM with PWM control, rated at 64.2 CFM airflow and 1.83 mmH2O static pressure. Noise is listed at up to 28.1 dB(A). Nothing standout on paper, but not weak either.

The 9-blade design suggests a balanced airflow profile, so it should handle both case and light radiator duty without issues.

From what was shown, this isn’t about pushing performance. It’s a standard fan with a different lighting approach. If the pricing lands right, it’ll likely appeal more to builders focused on aesthetics than squeezing out extra cooling.