Thursday, December 9th 2021

Arctic Announces P12 PWM PST A-RGB 0dB White Fan

ARCTIC, a leading manufacturer of low-noise PC coolers and components, is launching the P12 PWM PST A-RGB 0 dB white case fan today. In light of the continuing demand for white cooling products, the cooling specialist is adding this semi-passive 120 mm fan with digitally addressable LEDs and impressive performance and appearance to its range.

As the additional "0 dB" shows, the P12 PWM PST A-RGB stops automatically via PWM at low CPU load. This allows for silent operation when idle and at the same time guarantees maximum performance when needed - for example for gaming, video editing or running graphics software. At maximum operation, the fan reaches 2000 rpm, but remains pleasantly quiet at 0.3 sone even at full speed thanks to the hydrodynamic bearing and its rubberized, vibration-reducing contact surfaces.
Y-splitters on the fan and A-RGB connectors make retrofitting additional fans very easy. Like all ARCTIC P-series fans, the P12 PWM PST A-RGB 0 dB is optimized for high static pressure, and the warranty period is six years. The P12 PWM PST A-RGB 0 dB White is also now available in a pack of three.

The P12 PWM PST A-RGB 0dB White is now available in the ARCTIC webshop and in stores starting at a price of € 15,99 MSRP.

For more information, visit the product page.
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8 Comments on Arctic Announces P12 PWM PST A-RGB 0dB White Fan

#1
han32
at last, got white ver...
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#2
Muaadib
NRANM
+1 would also love a black version if its not already available.

The sad thing is I read somewhere that the fans on their Liquid Freezer II units used to have this feature, but they had to change them because customers kept returning the AIOs as faulty because the fans aren't spinning. :banghead:
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#3
95Viper
Stay on topic.
Do Not thread crap or troll post.

Thank You.
Have a Nice Day.
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#4
NRANM
I would like to express an opinion that I appreciate the offer from Arctic, but that I would appreciate even more if they included the same feature in their non-RGB fans.
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#5
Nephilim666
Muaadib+1 would also love a black version if its not already available.

The sad thing is I read somewhere that the fans on their Liquid Freezer II units used to have this feature, but they had to change them because customers kept returning the AIOs as faulty because the fans aren't spinning. :banghead:
Black is already available.
This looks sweet, they're very good fans for the money.
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#6
Muaadib
Nephilim666Black is already available.
This looks sweet, they're very good fans for the money.
Thanks but I meant a version without RGB.
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#7
Synthwave
MuaadibThanks but I meant a version without RGB.
Seems most people forget that 99 times out of 100, you can disable the lights.
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#8
NRANM
SynthwaveSeems most people forget that 99 times out of 100, you can disable the lights.
By "disable" I assume you mean "not connect the (A)RGB connectors". While that is true, those are still unnecessary cables to manage, not to mention the bump in price.
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