🌀 ARCTIC P12 PWM - 120 mm Pressure-Optimised Case Fan with Very Quiet Motor, Computer, Fan Speed: 200-1800 RPM - Black/Black Review

One of the best fans for the money. Inaudible during operation, 4 pin connection allows you to adjust the speed. It is a pity that the screws are not black, they would stand out less.

Put three of them in each computer in the office; however, they are quite loud. However, the issue can be resolved. I can't assert that a screw that isn't tightened properly does its function; everything else is just nitpicking.

At first I didn't want to take them because people said they rumble at certain speeds, but then I saw them for $8. As soon as I got them I checked to see if some of the RPM staff had hum issues, but they were as quiet as possible, even 100%, I checked the box and it says Revision 2, and now it's even 10 years So if you are thinking of getting them, do not buy them from any seller other than ARCTIC and send them to AMAZON. I'm the one coming from noctua NF-A12x25.

I bought two of these when they were $6.35 each and tied them to my Sapphire Nitro R9 390. The only reason I did this was to quiet the computer during boot, and it happened. I don't even notice the fans spinning under load. The temperature is 57C (gaming), which is great for how hot this card can get. However, I still have to do a stress test. My setup: AMD 3700xScythe Fuma 2 (2 stock fans + 120mm fractal fan) Sapphire Nitro R9 390Noiseblocker 120mm fractal fan Define Mini Intake Fan (front…

I had 2 stock fans for my PC that didn't cool my 2060 RTX. It hit over 80 degrees playing Red Dead on medium to low graphics. I bought 4 of these fans, installed them with ease and my GPU dropped more than 13 degrees on high graphics. Average about 70 degrees. The only thing I don't like about them is their volume. They vibrate a lot when spun quickly and I can hear them through the headset.

Purchased instead of noctua nf-a12x25 fan. I had to get Noctuas. They have "vam vom vom vom" trill, like a bad ceiling fan or some kind of jet engine in the distance. Regardless of speed, the trill becomes more pronounced at higher speeds. In any case, the noise is always there. Over time I will replace it with something else. Otherwise they work perfectly and cool well.

I bought two of these when they were $6.35 each and zipped them onto my Sapphire Nitro R9 390. I don't even notice the fans spinning under load. The temperature is 57C (gaming), which is great for how hot this card can get. However, I still have to do a stress test. My setup: AMD 3700xScythe Fuma 2 (2 stock fans + 120mm fractal fan) Sapphire Nitro R9 390Noiseblocker 120mm fractal fan Define Mini Intake Fan (front noise reduction removed)

I have replaced all my stock fans with these (x3 120mm and x1 140mm). I have a dual 120mm AIO cooler in the front of my case for air intake, another 120mm in the back and a 140mm on top for exhaust. I've used some off the shelf 120mm fans and the included stock AIO fans from my cooler and the temps were fine but the stock fans would spin up to 2000rpm and not push much air due to the amount of noise made out. produced. These new Arctic PWM fans move the same amount of air but are much quieter…

First of all sorry about the dust. I didn't realize how dirty my computer was underneath until I used the flash. Second, you can see that the top two fans are attached to the 240mm radiator. This is the NZXT Kraken X52. Since I overclock my CPU I need the fans to run at 100% and the NZXT fans are pretty loud and only cool the CPU down to 62°C under load. I bought five ARCTIC P12 PWM fans (four for the front and back of the heatsink and one for the bottom drive bays). The temperature dropped to…