P12 PWM PST - PC Fan, 120mm Case Fan with PWM Sharing Technology (PST), Pressure-optimised, Quiet Motor, Computer, Fan Speed: 200–1800 RPM (0 RPM <5%) - Black

Hello Everyone! I’m here to review the Arctic P12 PWM PST fans so please allow me the few minutes of your time to go over why these fans should be your next purchase! First things first, I want to make it clear that this is not my first rodeo with these fans, I’ve actually purchased these fans many times, in all variations. For the sake of this review, I will be reviewing the White variants though the Black ones, ARGB ones, RGB ones, and opaque ones also apply to this review. The Shipping: I bought these not long ago, they took a couple days to get here but not long at all! I was pleasantly surprised when they arrived a few days early. I bought 6 with this order and they arrived in a bag with absolutely no damage. The Build Quality: These fans are (mind the language) sexy. They’re classy and robust. The fans and housing are a little thicker than normal fans but they’ll still fit in most cases. Actually, I found them extremely easy to install lol. While I forgot to take a picture of the fans themselves, I’ll leave a picture of what they look like inside my case (I have 3 in the front, one in the rear, and 2 on each side of my cpu cooler). The Performance: These fans are legendary. I build computers for a living and I do a ton of research into parts that perform well without costing a fortune, I’m happy to say that these fans are basically the cremé of the crop when it comes to price to performance. These fans are just extremely high end fans with a budget pricepoint. I’ve tested these against the “world renowned” or “gold standard” Noctua A12s and Noctua P12s and I was completely astonished by what I saw. These fans perform very similarly to these enthusiast-level fans but are considerably cheaper! My aforementioned addition of these fans to my cpu cooler has provided me with an insight on how great these fans pair with budget coolers. I have a SE-224-XT White (which I also wrote a review on) which is a very budget cooler that pulls its own weight and thought it was great but felt off with only one fan, I replaced the stock fan with 2 of these (one on each side as pictured) and my cooler went from great budget cooler to absolutely phenomenal budget cooler. I won’t get into specifics this time around because I went into full detail in the review of my cpu cooler but all you need to know is, my cpu cooler now performs like a higher end cooler because of the amazing performance that these fans provide. These fans are also extremely quiet The Value: As I’ve said in the last section, these fans perform like higher end and higher priced Noctua offerings. These fans cost me $9 a piece and perform like they cost twice as much! The actual performance per dollar here is absolutely unbelievable.

Context: Top fans in my NR200 case started making noise about two years into use. I regularly clean my case and everything, but apparently the bearings in the original fans that came with the case got through QC with too high of tolerances. They were getting noisy with low use (I game primarily on Friday night for a few hours max). Needed to replace them and was caught between choosing Arctic and Noctua fans. I read some reviews and went with these. Pros: - Price; Noctua fans are expensive but are reliable and quiet. I took a chance with these. - Installation was easy; fan dimensions were perfect. - The ability to daisy-chain these two together by default saved me some time and complexity with cable management inside the case. Cons: - Noise; I'm spoiled with two large Noctua fans at the base of my tower and two Noctua fans cooling my deshrouded GPU. These fans are BY NO MEANS loud, but when compared to Noctua, it is noticeable. I game with a headset and it is impossible to hear them. - Quality; time will tell to see if the bearings can survive; these seemed pressure-fitted better than the last ones that got noisy, but if there is any drop when turning the fan over, you're bound to have dust infiltrate the bearings and eventually kill the fan or make it noisy. Overall: It's tough to beat the price and convenience of the daisy-chain cables. I installed and had these up and running in about 4 minutes. Time will tell about the quality, but I'm satisfied and glad I took the gamble here. If I had a higher-end rig, I would get Noctua fans. For now, these are great.

I recently installed three of these Thermalright fans in my new NZXT H6 Flow build, and they've been outstanding. Installation was incredibly simple thanks to the daisy-chain feature, meaning all three only took up one fan port on my ASRock B650 Steel Legend motherboard - a huge plus for cable management. Performance-wise, these fans are surprisingly quiet, even when my AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D (cooled by a Thermalright Peerless Assassin 120 SE ARGB) is under significant load. Most importantly, they deliver excellent temperature control, keeping my entire system consistently cool without any noticeable temperature spikes. In fact, the thermal performance is even better than some hybrid coolers I've used in previous builds. For anyone seeking effective and quiet cooling without a hefty price tag, these Thermalright fans are a fantastic choice. They have proven to be a critical component in keeping my new, fairly powerful setup (which also includes a SAMSUNG 990 EVO Plus SSD and TEAMGROUP T-Create DDR5 RAM) running optimally. The combination of easy installation, whisper-quiet operation, and superb thermal performance makes them an unbeatable value. I highly recommend them!

I added these two pc fans to my CPU air cooler and saw better temps right away. They push a lot of air and stay pretty quiet.

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.

It's cheap, silent, and does its job. I own a Ryzen 5 7600, so for those mid-entry level (65-watt) CPUs, it works well.

Very quiet, very efficient. Look great. Also these are proper white, not off white. Can be daisy chained.

S'intègre parfaitement sur ma tour à la place d'un ventilateur extracteur d'origine. Le ventilo est extrêmement silencieux et ventile très bien à lui seul l'intérieur de mon PC. Il dispose d'un connecteur PWM et un connecteur pour un branchement en îlot pour le coupler à deux autres ventilateurs de 120 mm. Je recommande le produit qui est de qualité.

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.

Only disappointment is the price. The black ones are real value for money though.

Ho provate tante ventole, Noctua, Nidec, Corsair, Be quiet... Le Arctic sono le mie preferite, Perchè?? Per me la silenziosità è molto importante, queste ventole hanno una velocità minima di 200rpm, possono essere stoppate completamente, che non è cosa da poco, sono silenziose come le top di gamma Noctua? No, ma non ci vanno lontane, di lontano c'è solo il prezzo, se una top di gamma Noctua mi costa 30 Euro con 25 Euro compro 5 Arctic P12 (pacco da 5), costano così poco che le posso mettere in push pull e ottenere temperature e rumorosità minori di quelle che avrei con solo ventole in push o pull. TL TR : Con 16 Euro compro due ventole Arctic, le metto in push pull a 750rpm e fanno meno rumore di una singola Noctua che da sola mi costerebbe di più e raffredderebbe di meno, esperienza personale.