ARCTIC P14 Max (5 Pack) - PC Fans, High-Performance 140mm Case Fan, PWM controlled 400–2800 rpm, Optimised for static pressure, 0dB mode - Black

Bought this to replace my Noctua 140mm fan since it was barely moving air, and this one is definitely powerful. My CPU is about 10⁰C cooler once I swapped all my fans out for Arctic ones. It's definitely audible at full blast but not so loud as to be overhead over game audio. This thing cut a but of my finger's skin off when it was running so it's definitely got power (lmao). Note it's quite bulky compared to even other 140mm fans so if yours is already a tight fit this might not fit at all.

These fans have been a great addition to my new PC build. They’re quiet during normal use and only get loud if you push them to full speed. They move air well and help keep everything running cool.The simple, no-RGB look is a huge plus. They’re clean and get the job done without drawing attention. Honestly, they come pretty close to Noctua fans in terms of quality, but at a much better price.If you want solid airflow without overpaying, these are a strong choice.

I feel that price informs value, so I try to include the price paid in every review. I encourage everyone to do the same as more information available when shopping always benefits the consumer. in this case I paid 42.99/5I have purchased MANY arctic fans for builds over the years. They are my go to for well priced, quality case fans. I have used p12, p14, p12 max, and p14 max and have never had a failure or any other reason to complain about any of them.The max series in both sizes is best described imo as identical to the p12/p14 up to the maximum rpm of those models. Then the max offers significantly more headroom. So if you need them quiet they can be. If you need them to move a ton of air, well beyond what regular p14, they can do that too.Yes, they make more noise at those top RPMs, but it's not a unpleasant pitch, even at full beans.These make amazing case fans, but if you want to pull more performance out of your AIO, these are magic. I certainly wish Arctic had used these fans on their Freezer III 420, but since they didn't you can get a pretty significant cooling boost by replacing the included p14s with the maxes and still come out cheaper than prolly any other 420mm AIO.Sometimes the price fluctuates oddly high, but just hold off and they will be back to the $8.50'ish per fan price and I don't believe anything else competes at that price.

Hands Down, the Arctic P14 Max 5 Pack is the TOP Price/Performance 140mm High Air Flow Quiet Fan in the US Market! $8.60/Fan compared to the Noctua or be quiet fans which are around $30 each. I have used Arctic P12 PWM & P12 PWM PST Fans for the past 10 years with zero failures to date (3 PC & 2 NAS). My new PC Build is a Antec Flux with 3 P14 Max Fans for Intake, 1 for GPU Cooling & another P14 Max for Rear Exhaust. I moved the 3 Antec stock120mm Fans to the Roof as Exhaust. My IceGiant Prosiphon Elite will be retrofitted with P12 Max Fans when I move from AM4 to AM5.

Relatively quiet. I made a Roku cooling box and don’t even notice the fan noise. Works great with a speed controllerBecause of my special application I needed to devise a special strain relief for the wire

excelentes ventiladores manejan un muy buen flujo de aire a alta presión los uso en un radiador en modo push and pully en la parte frontal de la torre y perfectos

Bought this to use as an exhaust fan for my pc. Moves a decent of amount of air and is pretty quiet.

These are pretty good fans, and very good for the price. I'm coming from Noctua fans on all of my previous builds, and while they aren't quite at that level, they are impressive. So, why only three stars? Am I really taking off two stars just because the screws strip easily? Yes, I am. Out of the five fans in the pack, at least one screw got stripped on each of them, and two of them stripped so badly that I was almost not able to get it all the way in. If I ever wanted to remove these fans and use them on another build, I would have a lot of difficulty doing so. Again, I'm coming from Noctua, and they have a really well-designed mounting solution on their fans. Arctic needs to spend a few more cents and use higher quality screws.