ARCTIC BioniX F120 White Gaming Case Fan with PWM Sharing Technology (PST), Ultra-Quiet Motor - 200-1800 RPM Review

Without backlighting, I don’t see the point in it, because this is not a monitor to look at multi-colored lights, like a small child. I took this company, I am sure of the quality, the old screws did not fail, they are quiet and have been working at medium and high speeds for 4 years.

Once upon a time, 10 years ago, Arctic Cooling made simple, inexpensive, durable and very quiet fans. For the past 5 years the situation has changed. fans are expensive, and the quality has gone down in history. Every product purchase brings disappointment.

I took a native place for the installation of the cooler tower. managed to lower the processor temperature by 3 degrees (at low speeds, approximately 30-40%)

Thin wiring from the case is not very pleasant. There are not enough rubber bands on the body to dampen vibration. I put it on the tower instead of the native fan because of the lower and higher speeds of the new one.

Not a bad model. It costs about a third less than Noctua with similar characteristics on paper. In general, a good design, without backlighting, but with different color options for framing the frame. At speeds up to 70-75% of the maximum, it is quite quiet. I have nothing to compare with, I have never used Noctua or be!quiet products. But better than the bundled fans from the NZXT v2. At speeds above 75% noise can already bring discomfort. And it incorrectly displays the fan speed - it…

I do not recommend buying for those who have a quiet system unit, but for those who have a noisy one, I recommend buying a regular black fan for 200, and not this one for 1150. Who cares how noisy look on YouTube video Arctic Cooling BioniX F120 is buzzing Pros below: Compared to other coolers, I can't single out obvious advantages. Cons: I specifically chose a low-speed cooler. Inside the system unit, on a 100-watt processor, there is a Deepcool ASSASSIN II tower with two coolers, which are…

I bought the esportOne cooler as it was in stock and later wanted to add this fan, same build quality, turned out to be identical to the single fan model that came with the cooler. After installing it, I booted it up and it makes a horrible whining (buzzing) noise when it exceeds the base speed. I can leave it if it's not too annoying since I can run a silent fan curve on my motherboard. I hope it's just my fan with bad bearings or something, but I do regret the purchase a bit. I posted a…

Caveat: I have a kind of brand loyalty when it comes to Arctic cooling products - MX4 thermal paste, HSF CPU cooler and case fan. The Arctic BionIX F120 fan is very quiet and cheap. Even at a maximum speed of 1800 rpm, it remains "relatively" quiet. Considering it's pushing 69 cubic feet of air per minute, it's surprisingly quiet. I still managed to get it to the minimum rated RPM of 200RPM - maybe that's a limitation of my motherboard. I bought the model with white trim and in my case it looks

I've tested pretty much every case fan over the past year while tinkering with my gaming PC. After all, these are my favourites. They are affordable, very quiet and above all they look good. I have the all white version. Another good thing about them is that they have an extra socket so you can daisy chain them. Ideal for motherboards with short fan headers to save even more money without having to buy fan hubs.

I ordered them because I'm replacing some fans in my case that I'm tired of and really like the look. Several reviews had nothing bad to say about them, so I gave them a chance. Keep in mind that my setup has quite a bit of RGB lighting, so I paired them with Silverstone FG122 addressable RGB fans. These fans are absolutely the best fans I have owned or installed in anyone else in my 20 years as an IT technician and PC enthusiast building PCs for myself and customers. I have them in a white…

The first thing you notice about this fan are the blades. They are huge. When I installed them as intake fans, the only sound I could hear was a faint hum or hiss of air being forced through the case. I didn't hear any mechanical noise from the fans. I have since moved them to the back and top of my case as exhaust fans, where they run at lower speeds and the machine runs in a quiet home. The huge propeller blades on these fans allow them to move large amounts of air without moving very…

Will I buy again? Absolutely! To be honest they push a lot of air out so there is some noise, especially if like me you have multiple fans. I have 8 fans, 4 of them replaced. They push MUCH more air than my previous fans that came with the case. The bearings are of good quality, play-free and rotate freely. I expect these bearings to last well above average. Fans are great! The ones I received don't have a backlight. For me that's a plus, I work and play a lot on the computer and don't want too

Really high quality product from the arctic. I am blown away by the combination of 3 cases and 1 case with an amazing Freezer 33 eSports ONE CPU cooler, 120mm BioniX fans running in a specific build: I5-8600K, Asus PRIME Z-370A, G-Skill 16 GB 3200MHz TridentZ and Samsung 970 Evo. 500 GB NVMe PCIe M.2 2280. In most cases, the devices always make fan noises when they are switched on for the first time with default BIOS settings, since the energy saving options are not yet activated by the…