Arctic P12 Pro Fan Series Now Fully Available

[btarunr]

The new P12 Pro premium series from ARCTIC is complete: The 120 mm fan models are now available in all variants - including PST, A-RGB, White and CO. With maximum efficiency in terms of airflow and static pressure, the fans set new standards. The P12 Pro fans have been specially developed for applications with high air resistance. They are the ideal choice for demanding applications such as radiators and airflow-optimized PC cases.

Thanks to consistent engineering work - a revised fan blade design, an improved bearing, an automated measuring and balancing process and a new controller-motor combination - they enable maximum cooling performance with minimum noise levels. The entire P12 Pro Fan Series is now available at a discount of up to 50 % in the ARCTIC Webshop—the discount will be applied automatically at checkout. The series is also available on Amazon, eBay, and from select partners.



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[Mrgravia]

I’ve picked one of these up, and it’s fairly solid. Heavy feeling, quiet for as much air it pushes.

I admit my use case for it was a bit different then expected.

 

[Sabotaged_Enigma]

Hmm... I've been using a P12 for 6 years, and have recently got two P12 Max (5 blades). And now there's 7-blade P12 Pro. I wonder how it performs.

 

[ARF]

Hmm... I've been using a P12 for 6 years, and have recently got two P12 Max (5 blades). And now there's 7-blade P12 Pro. I wonder how it performs.

I wouldn't buy these, no trust in them. I have the 140 mm variants and they emit some strange noises from their drives. Poor quality - also their white colour is a very dirty white - more like light grey.

 

[InVasMani]

How do they compare against the older P12's on noise and air pressure? I wish they'd start selling 5-packs where the invert the fan blade direction on 2 of the 3 fans. It would be a subtle, but worthy improvement.

 

[lepudruk]

How do they compare against the older P12's on noise and air pressure? I wish they'd start selling 5-packs where the invert the fan blade direction on 2 of the 3 fans. It would be a subtle, but worthy improvement.

P12 Pro:
600 - 3000 RPM,
6,9 mmH2O,
77 cfm

Data from Arctic Liquid Freezer III PRO latest revision (AIO).

 

[thestryker6]

Hmm... I've been using a P12 for 6 years, and have recently got two P12 Max (5 blades). And now there's 7-blade P12 Pro. I wonder how it performs.

P12 Pro: https://www.hwcooling.net/en/arctic-p12-pro-key-to-noiselessness-is-in-7-blades-review/
ARGB P12 Pro: https://www.hwcooling.net/en/arctic-p12-pro-a-rgb-the-benchmark-for-illuminated-fans-review/

I got a 5 pack of the non-ARGB, but I haven't used them in a build yet as I got them based on my experience with the P12 and Max and the discounted early price of $27.49.

 

[Rightness_1]

I wouldn't buy these, no trust in them. I have the 140 mm variants and they emit some strange noises from their drives. Poor quality

Yeah, sure.

 

[Crazy_O]

P14 Pro A-RGB
P14 Pro A-RGB Reverse
P12 Pro A-RGB Reverse
when.........?

 

[rhqq]

They completely have neglected the TC series... It's near impossible to get any of these

 

[_JP_]

They completely have neglected the TC series... It's near impossible to get any of these

Aye, I've been looking for those too, they were great for simple 12V applications, but especially for retro-rigs lacking PWM. Even new-old-stock is non-existent.

 

[leonavis]

I wouldn't buy these, no trust in them. I have the 140 mm variants and they emit some strange noises from their drives. Poor quality - also their white colour is a very dirty white - more like light grey.

Try swapping them around or offsetting the RPM. They might develop interference when having similar RPM close together.