Arctic is best known for its very quiet CPU coolers.
The innovative fans make a significant contribution to this reputation. With the inexpensive P series, Arctic also offers its fans with a slim frame design, which can be used particularly in compact cases or on CPU coolers and radiators. The special feature, however, can be seen in the design of the black fan blades.
The Arctic P12 Slim PWM PST 120mm fan produces an airflow of 69.8 m³/h and a static pressure of 1.45 mmH2O at a maximum of 2,100 rpm. The connection is made via a 4-pin PWM connector. Additionally, this version of the P12 supports PWM Sharing Technology (PST), so the fan speed of the P12 Slim PWM PST can be synchronized with other fans. Arctic uses a high-quality, hydrodynamic plain bearing. This not only guarantees smooth operation, but also ensures that the volume does not increase over time. With an enormous guarantee period of ten years, this information is not just promised.
Technical details:
– Dimensions: 120 x 120 x 15 mm
– Weight: 145g
– Material: Plastic
– Color: Black
– Volume: 0.3 Sone / 23.5 dB(A)
– Speed: 300 – 2,100 rpm
– Static pressure: 1.45mm H20
– Airflow: 69.8 m³/h
– Voltage: 12V
– Connection: 4-pin PWM PST
– Guarantee: 10 years
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