🌀 ARCTIC F12 PWM - 120 mm PWM Case Fan, Silent Motor with PWM-Signal Control, Computer Fan Speed: 230-1350 RPM, Black/White Review

I bought 2 more fans on the market, thanks for the bonuses. And you can find it much cheaper in other stores. One has been standing for two years, the board regulates the speed. They work quietly and get the job done. At full quieter than the branded cooler from AMD.

For the money (660r.) Probably the norm option. I set it to 650 rpm, they blow not badly, they increase the speed under load, but they are already starting to buzz, tolerable.

Bought a couple of days ago. Established in places not adjustable. Face difference. Checked through the BIOS, everything works, the speed changes. The maximum speed is quite quiet.

So, who is in the throes of choosing which budget fan to choose! Take it, and do not make brains for yourself. I bought 3 fans: one ID-COOLING XF-12025-SD, and two Arctic F12 PWM PST all for the case for blowing. (the case is aerocool aero 500 window. The standard fan that was blown out at the back of the hat is full, at maximum speed the air pressure is nothing at all when compared with these two fans) At first, I stupidly connected one fan at a time, without installation, to check which one…

I bought a set of 5 pieces, put 2 for blowing in and 3 for blowing out, the temperature in the case dropped. But I had to take small things from other coolers to bring this cooler to perfection. I advise you to buy at a discount and, if possible, modify. Has pros: The length of the wires, the overall silence, the compactness of the package. Cons below: Poor equipment, lack of accessories, lack of vibro nails and overlays.

Excellent fan. Quiet and moves a lot of air. I mean this is 100% the best case fan I have ever had. I don't buy Noctua and stuff like that because I don't hate my money. Noctua is better but not for as much money. I can't speak to it directly, but as good as these fans are, it should be good enough for 95% of PC builders. Including me. I have one in my case that works 90% and is almost silent. A lot of fan noise is related to placement. The one on the inside of my case is almost silent, and the

This product is a huge disappointment compared to the quality I was used to from the old Arctic Cooling brand. The fan I've been using for almost ten years eventually didn't suit me and, unable to find an exact replacement, I settled on a newer version of the same (slightly renamed) brand, which I've been happy with all these years. I thought I would get the same level of quality and attention to detail, instead what I got was poorly designed and disappointing. The screws aren't really designed

This fan blows a lot of air at full speed, but it's quite noisy as I installed it. I clipped it into the front of the mini-ATX case. The case uses a removable grill to mount the fan, and the removable nozzle is just a bunch of holes. If you are an experienced system builder, you should be aware that having a fan inlet so close to a bad case grille will cause cavitation, making the fan MUCH louder than it would be at the same speed outdoors. My plan is to move my FreeNAS machine that houses this

I ordered this fan to replace my old Aero Cool AV12025 that came with my system and died after about 18 months of heavy use. For the past few weeks, my desktop case has been vibrating loudly and its vents have given off heat, hence the replacement. If you're experiencing this, it's definitely time to replace the fan! When I took out the old one I noticed that it has 3 holes while the new Arctic F12 fan has 4. However, Arctic has a little plastic thing that prevents it from being connected…