ARCTIC
ARCTIC F12 Silent 120 mm Case Fan 800 RPM Black
A 120 mm case fan spins at 800 RPM for 37 CFM airflow and 0.08 sone noise using a fluid dynamic bearing for long life
- Near-silent cooling at 0.08 sone noise level
- German-engineered motor with alloy lubricant cuts friction
- 37 CFM airflow from innovative blade design
- Push or pull mounting fits any case layout
- Fluid dynamic bearing with oil capsule extends lifespan
Quiet 120 mm Case Fan
The ARCTIC F12 Silent is a 120 mm case fan built for low-noise cooling in desktop computers. Its motor uses a German-developed alloy and lubricant combination that reduces friction at low speed. A fluid dynamic bearing with an oil capsule prevents lubricant leakage and extends service life. The fan runs at a fixed 800 RPM.
Flexible Airflow Orientation
Blades are shaped to improve airflow and minimise noise while delivering 37 CFM or 62.9 m³/h. The design supports both push and pull configurations so you can exhaust warm air or draw cool air into the chassis. A 3-pin connector provides simple power and speed reporting. No additional controller is required for basic operation.
Suited for Silent Builds
This model suits builders who prioritise near-silent operation at modest airflow. The 0.08 Sone rating at 800 RPM makes it almost inaudible in typical cases. Users needing higher static pressure for dense radiators or greater airflow for heavy overclocking should look at faster or larger alternatives.
Highlights
- Near-silent cooling at 0.08 sone noise level
- German-engineered motor with alloy lubricant cuts friction
- 37 CFM airflow from innovative blade design
- Push or pull mounting fits any case layout
- Fluid dynamic bearing with oil capsule extends lifespan
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How much airflow does the fan deliver at its 800 RPM maximum speed?
The fan moves 37 CFM or 62.9 m³/h at 800 RPM, providing steady airflow for case cooling.
What noise level does the 120 mm fan produce when running continuously at 800 RPM?
It operates at 0.08 Sone, making it nearly inaudible during all-day use.
Which motherboard header does the 3-pin connector require for power and speed control?
A standard 3-pin fan header supplies power and allows voltage-based speed regulation.
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