P12 PWM PST

Pros: Freaking cheap. Black? Freaking cheap. They are quiet compared to some other fans Cons: Compared to the £25 Noctua a12x25s, the noise profile is not as warm. There are what seems to be be, bearing noises at certain rpms so rather than use pwm function, these are hard set to an rpm that does not make a noise. Commenting on pure performance, the Artics dont do badly and I think that if I didn't already have a12s, they would get a higher rating. It's the air noise they generate though that isn't as pleasing to the ear as the Noctuas. I can live with it even though they aren't as efficient as the A12s - 3/5 for performance. The daisy chain cables could be shorter but it is a great feature. It's a fan though. Quality of build 5/5 Price: For one brown fan, I could buy 5 of these. And that's where these excel. Yes, the performance isn't AS good, but it's close. The PWM function is useless but I can avoid that with fixed rpm and just buying a few more fans (case permitting) I love my browns, but justifying £75 for one radiator instead of £15 didn't sit right. At a very low rpm, these fans don't move enough air through the radiator to keep the liquid cool. BUT comparing it to a £25 fan isn't a fair battle. Considering that these are in the case as opposed to my NF12s and NP12s speaks for itself though. The fact it can take on the battle in the first place makes this a 5/5 fan. True value for money.

Nothing to dislike about these fans from arctic Minimalistic black styling, great performance, especially for radiators as the fan shroud completely contains the fan blades with minimal gap to the edge and once screwed to the radiator there’s a good seal so not much air can escape, it will just get forced through the radiator. Nice and quiet fans and can spin up to 1800rpm for more performance if needed. And the price is really competitive, the 5 pack is the best value, and the PST (power sharing tech) versions are a great idea, no need for splitter cables, the fans will just daisy chain together.

I ordered these (P12 PWM PST) to replace the fans my case came with as they were 3 pin fans and my motherboard couldn't control them with voltage. Installing them was no more difficult than any other fan but whats better than other fans is the PST splitter on each fan, this means that even though I installed 3 fans they only used one PWM fan header, simply amazing. Once I adjusted the fan speed in my bios these fans were whisper quiet and well worth the price, they even perform well and move a decent amount of air for their respected RPM.

These are really good value. Very basic looking but get the job done cheaply and quietly. The fact that you can chain them together and even chain another 3rd party fan on the end is brilliant. Cut down on my cabling as I no longer needed a splitter. Just attach the first one to the motherboard chassis fan plug and away you go with the rest. They dont seem to move lot of air but its enough for my case as I am using them to exhaust hot air out of the Sharkon QB One ITX case. I have noticed that alt lower RPM (under 60%) the 2 fans next to each other seem to resonate and create a droning noise. I have ordered rubber mounts to see if that stops the resonating.

I have 4 of these fans attached to 2 radiators and they do a fantastic job of keeping my custom loop cool. They keep incredibly quiet to the point that you can almost never hear them over the sound of whatever is coming out of the PC. But for me the most phenomenal feature of them is the fact that you get all this performance at such a low price. I have already recommended these to my brother for his custom build and would be happy to recommend them to anyone who is looking to make a saving on their build whilst not making any sacrifices on build quality and noise.

These are great fans for the price. Good airflow/ pressure, very little noise, vibration or coil whine (they're stepping an Noctua' s toes). The port sharing tech is very handy (multiple fans off a single header, you can even run non-PWM fans off these and both will have their speeds controlled via PWM). As for performance: They're powerful enough to move air through a filter at 500rpm, most people wouldn't be able to hear these at 1000-1200rpm. Very quiet & unobtrusive up to 1500-1600rpm where the only sound is the air moving (they do move a good amount of air), past that point they become noticeably louder and you can start to hear the fan's motor, still better than most. I deducted a star for mounting as they don't come with rubber mounts.

Decent 120mm PWM fan Has a spare header to connect another fan. Not very obvious, but does have markings on it to see direction of airflow. Reasonable length of cable. Standard mounting holes for case fan screws.

Great sleek fans which are nice and quiet can’t recommend them enough

Excellent 120mm fan! 👍 PWM by motherboard is great. (ASRock B650 LiveMixer) This will be mounted with a filter for the pusher, also have a second fan in the rear of the cabinet. Setting the pusher fan 100rpm over the rear fan.

Cheap, quiet, high performance. Basically perfect. I'm running 8 of them.

bastante bueno , tiene un muy buen flujo de aire y el cable es los bastante largo para tener un buen manejo de cables , un nivel de ruido muy aceptable , en mi caso lo conecte directo a la tarjeta madre y no tuve ningún problema para regularla

I purchased 8 of these for my new PC case (Lian Li Lancool II Mesh Performance) and all of them work great! They push a lot more air than my NZXT fans but are whisper quiet. According to some videos online there's meant to be some coil whine at around 1000 RPM but haven't found anything to report. Arctic make some damn great fans! P.S. Two of the eight had cracked brackets but I was refunded for those ones.

I bought this for the rear exhaust fan in my new computer build as the Focus G from Fractal did not come with a rear fan and have heard good things about them, this exhaust fan, in combination with the peerless Assassin CPU cooler helps keep the entire PC comfortable, but not terribly hot and this is a fairly beefy build as it is as it's based on the Core 7 Ultra processor and Intel A770 GPU so not a light weight and I use it for editing among other things and is my general computer overall. It seems quiet as the whole PC does not ramp up too much as far as fans go as the front 2 are 140mm fans that come with the case, the rear is I believe 120mm. Looks to be of good quality and it's from Arctic and I have heard good things about their fans in general anyway. For the price, can't beat it.