ARCTIC
ARCTIC P12 PWM PST A-RGB 3 Pack 120 mm Fan .3 Sone
Three 120 mm PWM fans with 12 addressable RGB LEDs each, 0.3 sone noise, 48.8 CFM airflow and 1.85 mmH₂O static pressure
- Even, rich illumination from 12 A-RGB LEDs on hub and transparent rotor
- Daisy-chain fans easily with integrated Y-splitters on both PWM and ARGB cables
- High static pressure of 1.85 mmH₂O cools radiators and heatsinks effectively
- Semi-passive 0 RPM below 5 % PWM keeps noise at 0.3 Sone at low load
- 8 CFM airflow at 2000 RPM delivers strong cooling when demanded
Three-pack 120 mm PWM fans
This three-pack supplies three 120 mm PWM case fans designed for static-pressure cooling on radiators and heatsinks. Each unit runs from 200 to 2000 rpm and can stop below five percent duty cycle for silent operation.
Daisy-chain cables and A-RGB lighting
Both the 4-pin fan and 3-pin 5 V A-RGB cables include integrated Y-splitters, so additional fans can be linked without extra hubs. Twelve addressable LEDs per fan illuminate the hub and transparent rotor for even lighting.
Builders needing high static pressure
The 1.85 mmH₂O static pressure and 48.8 CFM airflow suit restrictive radiators and dense fin stacks. Buyers who want higher airflow for open mesh cases or quieter acoustics below 0.3 sone should consider different models.
Highlights
- Even, rich illumination from 12 A-RGB LEDs on hub and transparent rotor
- Daisy-chain fans easily with integrated Y-splitters on both PWM and ARGB cables
- High static pressure of 1.85 mmH₂O cools radiators and heatsinks effectively
- Semi-passive 0 RPM below 5 % PWM keeps noise at 0.3 Sone at low load
- 8 CFM airflow at 2000 RPM delivers strong cooling when demanded
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
At what PWM duty cycle does the fan stop spinning entirely?
The fan stops at duty cycles below 5 %, giving a true 0 rpm mode.
How much noise does the fan produce at its maximum 2000 rpm speed?
At full speed the fan emits 0.3 Sone, which is very quiet for a 120 mm PWM fan.
Which motherboard headers are required to run both the motor and the lighting?
A 4-pin PWM header for the motor and a 5 V 3-pin addressable RGB header for the LEDs.
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