ARCTIC
ARCTIC P14 PWM 140 mm case fan 200–1700 RPM black
140 mm pressure-optimised PWM fan runs 200–1700 RPM for 72.8 CFM airflow at 0.3 Sone, ideal for radiators and heatsinks
- Optimised for static pressure, ideal for heatsinks and radiators
- PWM control from 200 to 1700 RPM keeps noise low at idle
- Latest-generation PWM IC motor delivers higher efficiency without losing performance
- Low coil temperature gives roughly four times the service life
- 8 CFM airflow at 1700 RPM with only 0.3 Sone noise
Purpose-built cooling
The ARCTIC P14 PWM is a 140 mm case fan designed for static-pressure tasks such as heatsinks and radiators. Its four-pin PWM connector allows speed regulation from 200 to 1700 RPM. At maximum speed it delivers 72.8 CFM or 123.76 m³/h with a noise level of 0.3 Sone. The motor uses a latest-generation PWM IC for higher efficiency and lower coil temperature.
Who benefits and who does not
Builders who need strong airflow through restrictive fins will benefit from the pressure-optimised blades. Users who prioritise pure high-volume airflow for open mesh cases may find better alternatives. Systems without a four-pin header cannot use PWM control. Anyone needing a different frame size or colour should look elsewhere.
Deciding specification
The 140 mm frame size determines whether this fan fits your mounting points. Check your case, radiator or heatsink specifications for 140 mm compatibility before purchase.
Highlights
- Optimised for static pressure, ideal for heatsinks and radiators
- PWM control from 200 to 1700 RPM keeps noise low at idle
- Latest-generation PWM IC motor delivers higher efficiency without losing performance
- Low coil temperature gives roughly four times the service life
- 8 CFM airflow at 1700 RPM with only 0.3 Sone noise
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Does the box include mounting screws or do I need to buy them separately?
The fan ships with mounting screws so it can be installed on a case, radiator or heatsink without extra hardware.
How do I decide between the 200 RPM minimum and 1700 RPM maximum when setting my fan curve?
Use the 200 RPM floor for silent idle and scale toward 1700 RPM only when the CPU or GPU load demands the 72.8 CFM peak airflow.
What does the 0.3 Sone rating mean for actual noise inside my build?
At full 1700 RPM the fan registers 0.3 Sone, which is barely audible in a typical chassis and stays quieter at lower PWM speeds.
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