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

High CFM, silent at low RPMs, loud at high RPMs (as expected). I use this as my rear extract, operating at the same RPMs as my other standard P12s (configuring that in BIOS is a little laborious, but easily doable), only ramping up to max RPMs when the CPU is critically hot and the cooler with SP RPMs at max isn't cutting it (which never happens, but it's a good safety feature to have).Just make sure that if you're running one, more high powered fan, that it's configured properly in BIOS (to prevent negative internal case pressure/undue noise). Wouldn't reccomend for a heatsink due to the CFM design, but great for a case fanOtherwise, great build quality, dampers are a great touch, too, and great value. Looks cool too.

I have 3 of these as intake on a Be Quiet 500DX case. Performance is amazing. Noise... they definitely shake the walls past 2500rpm but they also extremely effective. Up to 2000RPM noise is good. These fans have great static pressure for cases with strong impedance/filtration. There is nothing similar on the market at this price point (maybe TL-B12 Extrem but at double the price).One year of heavy use - no issues. Price is excellent for what these fans ca do.

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.

I recently picked up the ARCTIC P12 Max, and I have to say, it's a solid fan for the price. It delivers great performance at an affordable cost. The fan has a wide speed range (200 to 3,300 RPM), so it's really versatile – it can run quietly at lower speeds and cool like a beast when you need it to. At full speed, it pushes a lot of air and offers decent static pressure, which makes it great for both case cooling and radiators.The build quality is good, and the double ball bearings should make it last a long time. The only downside I noticed is that it's a bit noisier at higher speeds compared to some other types of bearings, but it's not unbearable. It also comes with anti-vibration pads to reduce noise, which helps a lot.Installation is simple, and I really appreciate the six-year warranty – definitely a sign of confidence from ARCTIC. Overall, this is a great value fan that does exactly what you need it to without costing a fortune. If you're looking for solid cooling without breaking the bank, this is a great option.

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

This fan is really effective because it doesn't muck about. At full tilt it is pretty loud, but darned effective. It also doesn't have an annoying high-pitched sound but sounds like a lot of OE fans with more of a roaring, whirring sound.You won't find a better fan for the money and it's able to shove enough air to cool a modest gaming PC on it's own. It's particularly good as a "pressure" fan, smooshing lots of air through grills and radiators.You could run it at full speed if nobody was going to be working nearby, but I would recommend PWM. It's the one fan on my gaming rig and it never gets to full speed as it does a good enough job it doesn't need to.

The media could not be loaded. Bought these fans as a mean to push all the hot air out my computer and these fans are fantastic at that. They are noisy at their full 3300rpm, but I rarely have them on full as its not completely necessary for me personally. I have added a video to show the loudness of them, however this does not bother me in the slightest as I use a pair of IEM's with my PC. The system runs much cooler now thanks to these fans.