ARCTIC P12 Max (5 Pack) - PC Fan, High-Performance 120mm Case Fan, PWM controlled 200-3300 rpm, Optimised for static pressure, 0dB mode, Fluid Dynamic Bearing - Black

Installed all 5 and wow on full speed they move air. Performs so well that it can cool your room. Best bang for the buck for non rgb fans.Had cheap uphere rgb fans and those couldnt compare to these arctic.Kinda noisy at speed when compared to even cheapest fans, but i guess atleast they move air.0 noise = 0 air moving

I have a custom water loop in my PC and I can truly feel the air pushes out of the radiator by these fans - even at low RPM.Nevertheless, this fan does have its downside. Since this fan operates from 0 to 3300 RPM with dual ball-bearings, they are a beast when it comes to noise. To achieve near silent operation, you'll need to control it through PWM in the range of 15 to 25%.Another downside is the lack of RGB. However, I had enough RGB in my Case already. I don't mind a bit less light coming out of my PC.

For the price the quality is very good, fan move a lot of air even at 1000rpm they still very good and quiet.1500rpm is there sweet spot but going to 3300rpm it should like the good old PS4 days 😂

The build quality is good for this price range. There are little rubber triangles imbedded into the design around the corners where the screw holes are, which makes a soft cushion between the PC case and the fan units, eliminating case rattle/whine. They are a doddle to fit. Like most chassis fans, there are no threads inside the screw holes. You will create these when you first drive the screws in, so bear that in mind. Make sure the screws go in straight. It's not as tricky as it sounds. A little pressure and they start to go in nicely.The cables are thin and some caution in how you handle them is advised. They're not super fragile, but be careful not to have them tucked next to the screw holes when driving the screws in or you risk shredding them.As far as functionality, they do the job well. I only used 4 of the fans as I didn't have a 5 way header, but 4 is plenty for this build. The idle temperature of my GPU was around 36° with the stock case fans, and is now 32° with the Arctics. I have not tested the temps when the PC is running at full capacity but I can already tell from the air flow and the hands-on temperature that they are making a significant difference. They look pretty neat. Minimalistic black with a nice white logo.When running at full speed the fans are rather audible. It's a very consistent and tolerable noise, especially if you have them all in sync, but it's not quiet. It seems to get drowned out easily by other noises in the room like music, game sounds, even the room fan, but when the room is quiet they are very noticable.Compared to stock case fans, they are awesome. Definitely recommend them. Well made, great value, adequate cooling.

You can run this thing at 2000rpm and its still silent.

more noise than the standard P12 when spinning faster but moves a lot more air.recommend if you need a cheap fan that can be quite at idle and move a lot of air when needed

Had Corsair fans before but these are much better and cheaper.

Super quiet love them