ARCTIC P12 PWM PST A-RGB (3 Pack) - PC Fans, 120mm PWM Case Fan Optimized for Static Pressure, Semi-Passive: 200–2000 RPM (0 RPM <5%), 5V 3 pin ARGB LED - Black

I left the same review on the P14s. They're almost the same, the only difference is the size.They do the job well – keeping things cool with that smooth control thingy. But the real deal is the A-RGB lighting. Adds a bit of color without going all disco, you know? It's like having a breeze of fresh air with a touch of style.Putting them in was a breeze too. No rocket science, just plug and play. And you can sync a bunch of them without any hassle – cool if you want that coordinated look.Build feels solid, and they don't make a ruckus. And looks-wise, they're not trying too hard. Simple elegance, I'd say. They're the kind of fans that do their thing without shouting about it.So, if you want fans that keep your rig cool and throw in a bit of subtle style, check out these ARCTIC P12 PWM PST A-RGB ones. They do the job and look good doing it.

Beautiful fans, easy to install. These are much quieter than the stock Fractal Design fans that came with my case, and seems to be keeping things a few degrees cooler (though that's likely due to 3x120 vs 2x140 setup). Honestly, these are just as good as the Corsair ARGB fans I've used in the past and for much less. Pleasantly surprised.

Keep in mind, these fans are designed for static pressure, which means radiators. I tested them out as case fans first, they're not great at it for a number of reasons, the main one being they push air in a very linear fashion. They work GREAT on radiators, high airflow, and at maximum speed they're not nearly as loud as some other fans I've used. At up to around 1500RPM, you can barely hear them at all - and at that speed they're moving a LOT of air.Also the price, $42 for 3 great fans with nice RGB? That's pretty good compared to a lot of other fan makers.Both the power & RGB plugs are daisy-chainable on these fans, which is a feature I'm only using on the RGB connectors as I don't like having multiple fans plugged in to one header directly - I use Splitters that use 4-pin Molex Power to power the fans, then there's a signal wire that runs to the motherboard for speed control.Included a picture of them running on the "Starry Night" pattern from an Asus motherboard.

I am really impressed with these fans. They are extremely quiet, even under load, which is exactly what I was looking for. The build quality feels solid, and everything from the packaging to the cabling shows attention to detail. The ARGB lighting is fine and customizable, and the fans stay silent until needed.What really stands out is the overall quality - no surprise coming from a German brand. You can tell these weren’t made cheap like ThermalRight. Great performance, sleek aesthetics, and silent operation make them a fantastic value. I would absolutely buy them again for my next build, and wish I have done it earlier.

Look nice and work for the most party, 1 failed on me

These fans are great performers at a great price. I had to take the stock fans out of my case and replace them with a higher RPM fan. I used 2 of these on bottom as intake, and one on top to help with exhaust. Installation was very easy and they help keep my case cool. They are also not very loud which is very nice. Color is configurable through whatever program you use to monitor your motherboard (mine is msi).

These fans are great fans, got 7 total to switch out my old fans that were not great with sound when I first got them. I barely hear these unless I they are near full speed, which is not often since they keep my 5600X3d temps down. The lights on them also look great.

The media could not be loaded. So these are flat out gorgeous fans. They're NOT Unifan's mind you, but what they are is Arctics renowned airflow and sound profile coupled with some markedly good RBG lighting as a price that can't be beat.My one single complaint is the cords, though at the price point you can't expect the total package. Each fan has a power cable with a jumper, and an RGB cable, with a jumper. As you can see in the pictures, in the PC I built for my son I had a total of 9 fans. That's 18 cords I had to cable manage. A nuisance more than anything, but if Arctic could find a way to bring the Bionix coupling adapter setup into the standard series fans, even at a small price increase, they'd be unbeatable.Honestly, if you want a hub RGB fan and top notch near Noctua level airflow and sound profiles without extortion level pricing, this is it.