ARCTIC F12 PWM PWM Signal Regulates Review

Has pros: Good air flow, the first half of the year is really very quiet. Has cons: A year later, even completely cleaned ones began to make more noise than complete case turntables from qs-200, which are already 2 years old.

Better than Scythe Kaze-Jyuni (SY1225SL12LM-P). Do not shake it: if the plate at the base of the rotor moves, it will make noise in a vertical position, but the vibration will disappear when mounted horizontally;) (for me .) Its pros: 1. Excellent airflow 2. Absence of vibrations in a vertical position (apparently due to the steel plate under the shaft.) 3. Quiet at 700 rpm with good flow decently draws air from the radiator at a low noise level 4. Very quiet motor 5. Splitter Some cons…

I took several pieces for air inhalation and for blowing out. The temperature on the processor in the load dropped by 5-9 degrees, if at medium speeds, if you set the speed to maximum, then the temperature drops by 10-15 degrees in comparison. Has some pros I've been using it for about 5-6 months now. Good air flow, there is a margin for speed. Rather quiet. Got cons: the cost, in my opinion, is high, but if there are discounts and with the use of bonuses, then it turns out to be quite…

A very decent case cooler for the money. One of the best in this price range. Attention! I recently took the same one, but without a connector for connecting the same cooler! Apparently new parties went without him. Different pros: Quiet, low speed, quiet start, auto speed control, price. There is a connector for connecting another cooler to your connector. Useful if you do not have enough connectors on the motherboard. Some cons: At night, in silence, at a short distance (about a meter) from…

There are already 3 of these in the system and one F12Pro PWM. One is on the radiator of the Zalman X10 Quite cooler, the rest are on the air intake on the case. They've been running 24/7 for over a year now. No problems with them, they work great. All connected to one CPU PWM connector on ASUS P8P67. Speed ​​control automatic by temperature. I advise everyone, great fans!

while nothing knocks and buzzes . sooo satisfied with the purchase ! I replaced all the case turntables with these ones in zalman z11 plus and now there is real silence ! And the temperatures have dropped! Take it! you will not regret! You won't find these anywhere else. Got pros: Quiet, quiet, THEEEEEE! Powerful (the flow is what you need !) Pretty good quality! Quite inexpensive! Cons: I haven’t revealed it yet . I hope I won’t reveal it sooner than in 2 years .

Compared with Deepcool GS120. During the test, both were connected to the socket on the motherboard, so the main test was not carried out at maximum speed. Also, for comparison, I connected both directly to the PSU once at a time - at the maximum, the flow for both is very good. At the same time, both are naturally noticeably noisy, but this is more likely due to a strong flow - the air makes more noise than the bearing - at high speeds this will be heard anyway. At low revs (1155RPM by…

excellent carlson, perfect for quiet but productive systems . I use it on the processor passive radiator HYPER Z600. before that I used 120k from Glacial Tech (HDLA series is also on hydrodynamics), F12 turned out to be a cut above in all parameters, but its price is also higher . Some pros: workmanship, noise characteristics, appearance))), the ability to put up to 5 such coolers on 1 PWM connector on the motherboard. Got cons: my motherboard (asus p7p55d does not display the cooler speed, but

There are 4 such coolers in the system, connected by proprietary technology and connected to 1 CPU socket, which is controlled by the proprietary utility easy tune 6 (gigabyte). One of the four began to rumble (described in the deficiency). I hung one of the four on a processor cooler - it copes with cooling with a bang. Start with low voltage. For example, the fan from the Cooler Master hyper 212 plus cooler refused to start at the voltage at which the ARCTIC F12 PWM started without…

These fans move large volumes of air silently. They are easy to assemble and make a good impression, especially considering the price. They don't have high static pressure, but move a large volume of air. This makes them ideal for case enthusiasts. I bought four packs and installed them in a Coolermaster HAF 912. The air they move is significant compared to Coolermaster case fans. Unlike most fans, they are electrically stackable. There is space along the cable to connect a second fan, allowing

Excellent quality, very quiet, almost silent. I replaced all 7 fans in my case with these and they work great. FYI if you are unfamiliar with PST you can essentially use it to attach multiple fans to one header as each fan has a small tail from the main header to attach another fan. in. Up to 5 fans can be connected to one connector. This is very handy for motherboards that have too few fan headers. I ended up with 4 of these fans using the PST function so all the fans on the front were in sync

I needed very quiet fans to keep my PC case cool, but didn't want to pay higher prices for more established brands. I took a risk choosing these fans and they suit me perfectly! All you hear is air movement and they move most of it (much like the Thermaltake fan I had in this case). They are barely audible from a distance of 2-3 meters, even during gameplay. Expansion headers are great for connecting more than one fan to the same motherboard or fan controller header. Can't comment on durability

I have decided to replace my case fans with these Arctic 120mm fans to use PWM technology on my MOBO. I've had these fans running for almost 2 weeks now, my thoughts are below: PROS -1. The fans are very quiet despite being cheap. The sound becomes clearer when playing games (1100 rpm), but becomes quieter (700 rpm) when surfing the Internet.2. With the supplied PWM-PST connection cable, I was able to connect up to four of them to a single fan on my MOBO.3. A longer cable allows you to connect…