ARCTIC BioniX F120 - PC Fan, 120mm Gaming Case Fan with PWM Sharing Technology (PST), Quiet Motor, Computer, 200-1800 RPM - White

This can run on low rpm for silent operation. If needed, it can and will push a lot of air on high rpm operation also. I’m not into RGB and prefer to keep a clean setup without the bling. It’s perfect for what I needed and I highly recommend it! 👍🏼

I ordered them because I'm swapping out some fans in my case that I was bored with and liked the looks of these a lot. The few reviews had nothing bad to say about them so I gave them a shot. Mind you that my rig has quite a bit of RGB lighting so I paired these with the Silverstone FG122 addressable RGB fan frames. These fans are absolutely the best fans I've owned or put in someone else's s in my 20 years of being an IT tech and PC enthusiast building PCs for myself and clients. I have them in my Lian Li O11 Dynamic PC case in white. They look fantastic, are very quiet, and helped drop my CPU and GPU temps nicely. They push enough air that I'm also using 2 of them to pull air through a 240mm radiator. I am even running less fans right now than I had before as I have not finished purchasing all that I will need and pulled more than I put in at this point. As for pairing them with the RGB fan frames for the RGB lighting it made the purchase a home run for my application. I will definitely be filling the rest of my fan mounting points with these fans. I only wish that they came with blue accents where they are white. The white reflects and diffuses the RGB nicely though with the fan frames mounted BEHIND the fans (between the fan and the mounting point with slightly longer screws on the radiator and standard mounts because the provided screws were just slightly too short. I knew this going into my little project because I made sure I researched first, so it's definitely not a negative for me.).

Really good quality product from Arctic. It amazes me how combination of 3 case and one what came with amazing Freezer 33 eSports ONE CPU Cooler, BioniX 120mm fans, performing in particular build: I5-8600K, Asus PRIME Z-370A, G-Skill 16Gb 3200Mhz TridentZ and Samsung 970 EVO 500GB NVMe PCIe M.2 2280.. Most time when you do first power-up, units mostly always producing some fan noises on default BIOS settings, because power saving options not yet turned on by an OS and/or not set yet trough BIOS settings. That one was turned on absolutely silently on factory default Asus settings, make me curious if fans working at all..They was worked! Keeping CPU at stable 28-30c average with an open case. And my ambient temperature in room itself can be around 30c sometimes, i living in Florida. Using FanExpert you can tune it flawless to 14% PWM duty cycle. That maybe was good all parts combination, Asus particular BIOS revision and Arctic quality. Very satisfied honestly. I used their products over 13 years, they never fail me. And it my ever first review, because it really way to high surpass my expectation this time.

The first thing to notice about this fan are the fan blades. They are huge. When I had these installed as intake fans the only noise I could hear was the silent hum or whistling of air being pushed through the case could not hear any mechanical noise coming from the fans. I have since moved them to the rear and top of my case as exhaust fans where they happen to run at a lower RPM and the Machine operates at a silent home. The huge propeller blades on these fans make it possible for them to move huge amounts of air without moving very fast and the pwm support makes sure that you get the most out of them.These fans are so awesome that you will hear the whistling or humming of air being sucked into or out of your system before you hear any mechanical noise coming from them. I will be using these fans on any of my other silent builds and highly recommend them.

Caveat emptor: I have a sorta brand loyalty when it comes to Arctic cooling products-- MX4 thermal paste, CPU HSF coolers and case fans. The Arctic BionIX F120 fan is ultra quiet and a very affordable fan. Even at the top speed of ~1800 rpm it remains 'relatively' whisper quiet. Given that it is pushing 69 CFM of air, it's remarkably quiet. I have yet managed to get is down to it's slowest rated speed of 200 rpm-- this maybe a limitation of my motherboard.I purchased the model with the white trim and it looks really good in my case. I thought about deducting one star because it doesn't have RGB or ARGB lighting but the price/performance ratio makes up for it.

This is honestly, bang for buck, the best air cooler on the market right now. The optimized fans have a high airflow and static pressure, and the new layout of the copper heat pipes optimizes heat transfer to the fins from the Freezer 33 model. It keeps high TDP chipsets cool like my Ryzen 5 2600X idling at 30-32C and even under load has never really creeped high than 50-54C. If you are looking for something that arguably has cooling as good as low end AIO water cooling, this is the way to go. I would buy this two times over for how effective it is. A+++ Would recomend HIGHLY.

Purchased 4 of these because after extensive searching on the WWW I found these to be the best bang for the buck. 69CFM from a 120 is not bad for 14 a piece. After replacing the stock fans on my Scythe Ninja 5 Air Cooler I instantly noticed a difference in temps under a Cinebench R20 test. After noticing the quality before hand and performance after I know going to buy 3 more 120s and a 140 to upgrade the rest of my fans. Will update later to review the longevity of these fans

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