ARCTIC P12 PWM PST Value Pack - 120 mm Case Fan, Five Pack, PWM Sharing Technology (PST), Pressure-optimised, Very quiet motor, Computer, 200-1800 RPM - Black/Black

I purchased these case fans to replace my 5 PC fans, this is a review after 2 weeks of usage. 1. Fans are simple, nothing fancy, its an all black theme, no LED's. 2. Build quality of the product is good. 3. The motor size is physically smaller allowing for more wing space in the 120mm space. 4. Noise, would not be noticeable, especially if you live in urban areas. 5. On our configuration, we have 2 PULL (air in - front) and 3 PUSH (2 TOP + 1 BACK), overall air-flow is good. 6. The product packaging is minimal, seems to be a retail pack, Amazon further packaged it well.

Best Arctic fans one can purchase, silent always with high airflow above 50% fan speed Don’t bother looking elsewhere unless it’s Noctua and you got the buck for it.

The fans are really good and well built for the price. I haven't had any coil wine issue at 1000-1200 rpm range as many reviews told. The airflow is good and PST feature comes in handy if you have limited Fan headers. Just don't put more than 2 fans on one header to be on a safer side. Well, I bought the 5-Pack and got it for 3k.

Excellent case fan pack with strong airflow and very quiet operation. Likes: High build quality, PWM control for better cooling efficiency, and easy installation. Dislikes: No RGB lighting, which some users may prefer for aesthetics. Overall, a great value 5 pack for improving PC cooling performance efficiently.

First of all everything is great from the quality plastic to noise level delivered as expected the noise level is low as it gets it was quite good. The quality of packaging also good, noise levels are low air flow is also good only problem I have is that I bought the pack of 5 but only get screws for 4 I mean why.....why do you have to save 4 more screws... Seriously I'm using a zip tie just to hang the last fan come on man just send 20 screws before 5 fans not 16....

The fans are very good in terms of noise-to-performance ratio, I wasn't expecting much from the product but the fans are very good.

the packaging was decent no complaints there and the fans them self are sturdy with good build quality i am using them for almost 2 months and problems till now what i have to say about this product is that the noise levels when compared to my previous fans from antec and nzxt are much better i can clearly tell the different when using the same fan curve but when i swapped my previous nzxt fan from the radiator and use these instead there was about 3 to 5 degree difference in cpu idle temp for me that was very impressive so overall very satisfied with the product

1* Great Performance * too much airflow. 2* low noice too low according to me 3* best price. Go for it

I love Arctic fans and their other products as well, always top quality for a good price. I get these packs for every computer I build. Never had a single failure.

potentes y silenciosos, todo lo que esperaba

Je souhaitais améliorer la ventilation de mon boîtier HTPC tout en réduisant les nuisances sonores, et après vu les nombreux tests sur internet, je me suis naturellement tourné vers ces références de chez Arctic. Je possédais déjà des Silent Wings 3 de chez "Be Quiet!" mais je trouvais qu'ils émettaient relativement trop de bruit. Au nombre de quatre dans mon Silverstone Grandia GD-05, ils devenaient audibles quand la demande en refroidissement du PC se faisait sentir. Entendons-nous bien, cette petite gêne pourrait être perçue comme encore raisonnable pour beaucoup, mais dans un salon, pendant un usage nocturne quand je regarde des films, le bruit se faisait tout de même remarquer. Alors il m'a fallu trouver une alternative. L'équivalent proposé par Noctua est certes un poil plus performant et un chouïa plus silencieux, mais le ticket demandé est nettement plus élevé. Je me voyais mal débourser près de 140 euros pour 4 ventilateurs! Les différents comparatifs mettaient en avant les Arctic Cooling P12, une marque qui pour moi était totalement inconnue jusque là. Imaginez: performances presque comparables au Noctua, prix modique, système intégré de prise pour pouvoir brancher les ventilateurs en dérivé, et des nuisances sonores hyper contenues. Après avoir les avoir installés hier, je confirme toutes ces qualités ! Même à 1000 trs/min, il faut prêter une oreille très attentive pour les entendre. L'un de ces P12 est aussi associé à un ventirad Low Profile Noctua NHL-12S, permettant ainsi de refroidir mon tout nouveau Intel 12100F en toute discrétion. C'est simple, quand le processeur est au repos, l'Arctic tourne absolument au ralenti, le tout dans une température excédant rarement les 36°C. Ce qui confirme la très bonne pression statique fourni par le ventilo. Avec le stress CPU proposé par le logiciel dédié OCCT, le processeur ne dépasse pas les 62°c, avec un P12 qui tourne certes plus vite, mais qui reste étonnement discret. Bluffant ! Je suis donc très TRÈS satisfait de cet achat! C'est simple, dans cette gamme de prix et eu égard des performances, ces ventilateurs n'ont véritablement aucun équivalent.

Very good value.

This review is for a 5-Pack of Arctic P12 PWM fans. Price when purchased was $27.99 I used all five of these fans on a new PC build. Two of them went in tandem on a Cooler Master Hyper 212 EVO CPU cooler. The others are used in various places in the case. These are pressure-optimized fans. Think of that as a lower gear. They don't move as much air as some others, but in a constricted environment, like a CPU case, they provide more air pressure. They are best used as case intake fans or with a CPU cooler. You may wish to use a flow-optimized fan for an exhaust fan. Using two of these fans in a push-pull configuration on a Hyper 212 Evo heat sink turns it into a $100 cooler (they are really good coolers for $35 normally). It absolutely handles a 9700K with no problem at all. I thought I'd try it, but was sure I'd have to upgrade the cooler. It's impossible to get the CPU over 75C without cranking in more voltage than I'm comfortable with. My highest stress test was all-core 5.2ghz and only then did temps approach 90C. Very impressive. Under normal operation the fans are silent. As I type the two fans on the CPU are only running at 700RPM, the others at 1000. Again you really have to stress the CPU to even hear them at all. By that I mean run a program that intentionally pegs all cores at 100% constantly. I don't even hear the computer while gaming. When shopping around I found that you can actually pay $25 or more each for so called "quiet" fans. I don't think they can get much quieter than these that cost less than a quarter that. If your building a system you should consider using these for all your intake fans and CPU cooler fans if you need them. Perhaps a high CFM fan for the exhaust would be more appropriate. Cons: No flashy lights. (If you consider that a con, I don't)