ARCTIC P12 PWM PST - PC Fan, 120mm Fan, PC Case Fan, Pressure-optimised

Context: Top fans in my NR200 case started making noise about two years into use. I regularly clean my case and everything, but apparently the bearings in the original fans that came with the case got through QC with too high of tolerances. They were getting noisy with low use (I game primarily on Friday night for a few hours max). Needed to replace them and was caught between choosing Arctic and Noctua fans. I read some reviews and went with these. Pros: - Price; Noctua fans are expensive but are reliable and quiet. I took a chance with these. - Installation was easy; fan dimensions were perfect. - The ability to daisy-chain these two together by default saved me some time and complexity with cable management inside the case. Cons: - Noise; I'm spoiled with two large Noctua fans at the base of my tower and two Noctua fans cooling my deshrouded GPU. These fans are BY NO MEANS loud, but when compared to Noctua, it is noticeable. I game with a headset and it is impossible to hear them. - Quality; time will tell to see if the bearings can survive; these seemed pressure-fitted better than the last ones that got noisy, but if there is any drop when turning the fan over, you're bound to have dust infiltrate the bearings and eventually kill the fan or make it noisy. Overall: It's tough to beat the price and convenience of the daisy-chain cables. I installed and had these up and running in about 4 minutes. Time will tell about the quality, but I'm satisfied and glad I took the gamble here. If I had a higher-end rig, I would get Noctua fans. For now, these are great.

I have an RX 580 that has the original fans that are extremely loud. They always oscillate between highest speed and lower speed than it drives me nuts. Replaced with these two, set the fan at constant speed, and the temperature never gets out of 30° c. Completely quiet, if you don't mind them being oversized. I just don't put my PC case cover back on. Absolutely worth the mod.

I have the Thermalright Peerless 120 twin cooler with an AMD Ryzen 9 5950X chip with 16 cores. I replaced the two stock fans it came with for a pair of these. Temps on a stress test went from 85c to 81c and on my decibel meter the noise was cut in half with the Arctic P12 fans. Huge win for $20 and took 5 minutes. You don't need water cooling for this CPU. In games it's cruising 55c-65c on air, without the worry about leaks or evaporation degrading performance. I had liquid AIO stuff, but the pump noise was pretty annoying. I ordered a spare just in case. So quiet, you'll be checking with a flashlight to see if they're on :)

I purchased this set to replace a number of fans that came included with my Fractal North case after noticing some unpleasant noise. Running these at 40% speed (~900 rpm) these are near silent and work well for my system at idle (R5 7600X / RX 6950XT). Even at 60-70% they push a good amount of air and help keep things cool under moderate gaming loads. I try to avoid the highest end on these fans since the noise is much more noticeable but they push a ton of air if you end up needing it. Your experience will vary based on your tolerance for noise and willingness to adjust fan curves. Personally, I love having the option for a nice silent curve with the option to max out under loads. All the other reviews praising the value of these fans aren't wrong. If you're not in the market for the likes of Noctua, these are your answer.

It's cheap, silent, and does its job. I own a Ryzen 5 7600, so for those mid-entry level (65-watt) CPUs, it works well.

I bought this for the rear exhaust fan in my new computer build as the Focus G from Fractal did not come with a rear fan and have heard good things about them, this exhaust fan, in combination with the peerless Assassin CPU cooler helps keep the entire PC comfortable, but not terribly hot and this is a fairly beefy build as it is as it's based on the Core 7 Ultra processor and Intel A770 GPU so not a light weight and I use it for editing among other things and is my general computer overall. It seems quiet as the whole PC does not ramp up too much as far as fans go as the front 2 are 140mm fans that come with the case, the rear is I believe 120mm. Looks to be of good quality and it's from Arctic and I have heard good things about their fans in general anyway. For the price, can't beat it.

I added these two pc fans to my CPU air cooler and saw better temps right away. They push a lot of air and stay pretty quiet.

Used for a ventilation system to remove resin fumes from resin printer. It’s fantastic at sucking air out of a chamber, and it’s completely silent zero count at all. Sometimes I can’t tell if it’s on, and on top of that the build quality is really great too doesn’t feel cheap and they look cool. These are really competitive to noctua fans if I’m going to be honest.

Nothing to dislike about these fans from arctic Minimalistic black styling, great performance, especially for radiators as the fan shroud completely contains the fan blades with minimal gap to the edge and once screwed to the radiator there’s a good seal so not much air can escape, it will just get forced through the radiator. Nice and quiet fans and can spin up to 1800rpm for more performance if needed. And the price is really competitive, the 5 pack is the best value, and the PST (power sharing tech) versions are a great idea, no need for splitter cables, the fans will just daisy chain together.

Excellent 120mm fan! 👍 PWM by motherboard is great. (ASRock B650 LiveMixer) This will be mounted with a filter for the pusher, also have a second fan in the rear of the cabinet. Setting the pusher fan 100rpm over the rear fan.

bastante bueno , tiene un muy buen flujo de aire y el cable es los bastante largo para tener un buen manejo de cables , un nivel de ruido muy aceptable , en mi caso lo conecte directo a la tarjeta madre y no tuve ningún problema para regularla

I purchased 8 of these for my new PC case (Lian Li Lancool II Mesh Performance) and all of them work great! They push a lot more air than my NZXT fans but are whisper quiet. According to some videos online there's meant to be some coil whine at around 1000 RPM but haven't found anything to report. Arctic make some damn great fans! P.S. Two of the eight had cracked brackets but I was refunded for those ones.

اشتهرت مراوح Arctic بتقديم أداء عالي بسعر اقتصادي، ومما يدل على ذلك منافستها لأفضل المراوح الموجودة في السوق والتي تزيد عنها بالسعر أضعاف. ولمعرفة ذلك بإمكانك مشاهدة عدة مراجعات في اليوتيوب. قمت بتثبيت سرعة المراوح على 65% تقريبا، وأداءها ممتاز جدا، وصوتها هادئ لا تكاد تسمعه إلا إذا اقتربت من الصندوق. كلفتني المراوح 25 دولار لعدد 3 مراوح + شحن مجاني (برايم)، واستلمتها خلال 5 أيام عن طريق أرامكس. مراوح بهذا السعر، وشحنها مجاني تعتبر صفقة رابحة.