P14 PWM PST A-RGB - PC Fan, 140mm PWM Case Fan, Optimised for Static Pressure, Semi-Passive: 200–1900 RPM (0 RPM <5%), 5V 3 Pin A-RGB LED, Single Fan - White

these super quiet fans worked well for installing into my giant PC case. Though they are larger than typical 120MM fans so might not be the best for smaller cases unless you were installing single fans. but worked fantastic for what i needed. They installed easy and had extra connectors in the cables to link multiple fans together.

Bought this to replace nzxt fans for my radiator. Works perfect and noise level dropped significantly compared to NZXT fans. Leds look great and had no issues with cam nzxt software. I had to use them with a argb hub due to my argb header not having enough power, and works perfectly. Has great air flow, Great budget fans, and easy to install.

So I got 3 of these 140 white fans . They are very beautiful and work good . Super quiet under 700 rpm . Can't even hear them . But for some reason if I go above 800 rpm there is some strange sound and I can't figure if it's actually the fans or my case problem . Because I had different fans installed before the Arctic and they did the same strange noise . So I can't say a 100 % what's the problem. I am more leaning to being the cheap case problem . Otherwise I am very happy with the fans . I set them in bios at 450 rpm to 650rpm and they are doing perfect Can't hear anything only the air moving .

Arctic is always great value, good performance for a reasonable price, and that's true for this product, except that if you include the RGB as 'performance' you will be disappointed. The actual LEDs are bright enough and customizable through your motherboard software, but at least with my X670E Gigabyte motherboard, some LEDs experienced a color 'drift' of sorts, where they would become more blue over time. The solution was to unplug the RGB header and the color reset to expected after re-plugging it in, so its possible that it is a motherboard issue, but I haven't had any issues with other fan LEDs and even if it is an issue just with Gigabyte boards, that's still subpar. The issue occurred with 4/6 fans (2/3 from purchasing them directly and 2/3 from buying a Liquid Freezer AIO) and only on a subset of LEDs on each fan.

Next best thing if you can't afford Noctua fans and prefer lighting. Whisper quite, even at higher rpms. My entire case is filled with Arctic aRGB 140s, besides the AIO for the 4090 and the bottom of the case, which have the Arctic aRGB 120s. Worth every penny!

Fan works and looks great! Keeps my 7900gre nice and cold (lol) not really but it does its job. Its well built, quiet at 90% speed and lighting is just right

They flow really goodand look amazing, what's not to love. 6 months in and still working great

Great product for the price. RGB works great with signalRGB. Easy install, very quiet fan

Upper fan in the zalman i3 iceberg case is the p14, daisy chained with the 3 pin case fan from zalman as rear exhaust.

Hayatımda kullandığım en sessiz kasa fanı, radyatörlerde de kullanılıyor. Kesinlikle tavsiye ederim, ses/performans açısından muhteşem. Negatif hiçbir yanını bulamadım, her şeyiyle mükemmel.

Ich bin echt begeistert vom ARCTIC P14 PWM PST A-RGB. Der Lüfter kühlt super stark, läuft ruhig und sieht dabei auch noch mega aus. Die RGB-Beleuchtung ist gleichmäßig, hell und lässt sich perfekt mit dem Mainboard synchronisieren. Über PWM lässt sich die Drehzahl super steuern – im Idle ist er fast unhörbar, bei Last bringt er ordentlich Luftdurchsatz. Auch die Verarbeitung ist top, nichts klappert oder vibriert. Preis-Leistung ist hier echt schwer zu schlagen! Ein kleiner Hinweis: Bei voller Drehzahl hört man ihn natürlich, aber das ist völlig normal. Für mich trotzdem ein top Lüfter – klare 5 Sterne! 🌈💨

El ARCTIC P14 es un ventilador excepcional para cualquier configuración de PC. Su tamaño de 140 mm permite un flujo de aire óptimo y mantiene la temperatura de mi equipo bajo control, incluso durante largas sesiones de gaming o edición de video. El rango de velocidad es impresionante, funcionando de manera silenciosa en bajas RPM y ajustándose según la necesidad de enfriamiento, gracias a su tecnología PWM. Además, el diseño semipasivo es una gran ventaja, ya que cuando la temperatura es baja, el ventilador se detiene, lo que reduce aún más el ruido. El efecto LED A-RGB es fantástico y da un toque moderno y elegante a mi PC, permitiendo personalizarlo a mi gusto. La instalación fue sencilla, y su construcción se siente robusta y de calidad. Definitivamente, una excelente inversión para mantener tu sistema bien refrigerado y con estilo.

Having recently completed a new PC build, using Arctic fans, I made the mistake of buying some LED strips to give the build a 'finishing touch'. In doing so, I noticed I'd created a 'dark patch' in my lighting display where my exhaust fan was. Solution? This fan. Arctic fans are great value, you can buy 5 x 140mm fans for £30! No so much with this one, it does carry a hefty premium for the lighting, but still very much cheaper than a premium fan from other brands. It would be easy to make the mistake of thinking this is an Arctic P14 with added lighting, it is not, in fact it is better as the fan is actually an improved design. In order to enhance the lighting effect, the fan blades are joined by a solid ring that connects the outer tip of all 5 fan blades. This outer ring results in better airflow than the standard P14. The lighting is 5V ARGB and usefully has a 'pass-thru' for daisy chaining further ARGB devices. Similarly the power has a pass thru connector also, hence 'PST'. I've no qualms as the performance of this fan, and is it effectively inaudible at 50% speed and below. ARGB itself has it own challenges, though I've managed a simple setup of this fan plus 3 LED strips connected to my MSI Motherboard header and controlled by OpenRGB. Fancy effects are plentiful, though in reality it stays at a static colour for the most part, this is of course personal preference. I've included 'before' and 'after' photos, but note that the reverse of the fan is showing, not the front as this is setup for exhaust. If you are entering the ARGB expenditure blackhole, I'd definitely recommend this fan.