🌀 ARCTIC BioniX P120 A-RGB (3 pc Bundle with A-RGB Controller) - 120mm PWM Pressure-Optimized Fan, Cooler, Fluid Dynamic Bearing, 400-2300 RPM - Black Review

Its pros: The quality of the backlight and the overall workmanship. Quiet with good airflow. Cons: The disgusting quality of the connectors (although the idea is good), they constantly fall off, there is no hard fixation.

I posted a similar review for arctic 140mm non led fans. They came as a set of three with a central RGB controller. When testing the fans on the dyno at full speed, I found that they are not noisy, have fairly strong airflow, and that the airflow has a very focused pattern. This makes them equally suitable for general housing cooling as well as for targeted cooling of individual components. They do NOT replace a heatsink for this, but they would be very helpful in facilitating heat dissipation…

Don't be fooled by the 77 CFM specs, with high static pressure these fans actually perform better than the 100 CFMF140 version. At 100% they make very little discernible noise. The only time these fans need to run at 100% is blowing air under your graphics card while gaming. In any case, you should play with 7.1 surround sound headphones so that you can even hear a small amount of noise at 100%. I also use P120 fans on my CPU tower cooler and rear exhaust. They also achieve better performance…

I just bought a P120 series fan and a F140 series fan for my case and CPU cooler. I'm amazed at the poor quality of these fans. The F140's central emblem was off-centre. When turned manually, the fan wobbles slightly in the frame. As another reviewer reported with photos of broken fan blades, the frame is so thin that you can push it down a little and it bends down and touches the fan. I checked the P120's fan balance when it arrived today and found the same thing. , which was unbalanced by the

I'm getting about the same performance as a TT Toughfan 120 at 2000rpm. Both spin at about 1930rpm on my Peerless Assassin 120 heatsink. I've had on for more hoped as this fan should run at 2100rpm. Because it works about the same, runs just as quietly, and costs a lot less money, it's hard to complain about it. I assume these fans will spin faster without hindrance, but I doubt they'll ever hit 2100 RPM. Update: I put 3 of these fans in my case and they spin up to 2100rpm. I think over…

This review is dedicated to the BioniX P120 fan. It looks impressive on paper with all the tech built in. But in real life that's not enough + Looks great with black and red accents - The frame material is very soft. It flexes with a light push of two fingers. This is likely a contributing factor to the vibration problem. When the fan accelerates, it vibrates at a certain speed. The noise level is also disappointing at higher speeds. This fan is used in the Freezer 34 eSports CPU cooler. When…

I'm very happy with it. Replaces the stock Coolermaster Sickleflow fans that came with the ML240L V2 heatsink. They were very noisy and didn't cool well. They make almost 0 audible noise when idling (web browsing etc.), run quieter and cool the CPU by 5-10 degrees while gaming. To be honest, I didn't expect such a significant improvement. I cannot recommend them enough. The cables were long enough to be fully stowed in a Mini-ITX case. I was initially concerned that the standard fans are 25mm…

Three of these fans now move air through my 360mm radiator at lower RPMs and with less bearing noise than the Typhoon fans I've had before. These are excellent high pressure fans. Even if there are only five ribs, they are designed for maximum pressure. And they do their job pretty well! My only complaint is that you can't get rubber mounts (Bionix) without their "PST" connector. For my application I had to cut the extra leads to fit through the narrow pilot holes in my case. There's a cheaper…

These fans are insanely good for people who value high airflow over acoustic crap (although I can't hear them at all even at full speed inside my case), but I have to for people bluntly say whose case doesn't have a glass/plexiglass front panel to smash those fans, not so good at them. I have an O-11 Dynamic XL and I have nowhere to place these fans as I only see the RGB ring in the exhaust configuration (with the ring facing towards the body), if I use them as a bottom or side air intake the…

I have searched a lot for fans and found these with positive reviews and the company's claim that this is for liquid CPU cooling. I had two standard liquid cooled fans, one unbranded and the other with ibuypower. I tried replacing it with a new one, but the screws that came with the fans were a bit shorter, around 30mm, and this fan is a bit thicker than standard/regular fans. I had to order new screws from ebay, they were 32mm or 34mm. He came a month later and installed these bionix arctic…