What’s up everyone, Erik here and welcome to Hardware For Gamers. In this video, we’ll be taking a look at the Arctic’s F12 fan.
Just to let you all know there are time stamps in the description, so you can jump to whatever interests you, but I do recommend you watch the whole review. Now if you end up finding this video helpful please think about subscribing to the channel, I do release PC related videos every week.
Okay with ate out of the way, I’m starting off with a quick overview of the F12 series from Arctic. There are 6 fans in the F12 series, and that is just the F12’s, I’m not counting the F14’s because that is a whole other video. So there is the
F12 - that has a 3 pin fan connector
F12 PWM - which has a 4 pin fan connector
F12 PWM PST - that has a 4 pin fan connector with a built in splitter
F12 PWM PST CO - which again has a 4 pin fan connector with a built in splitter,
now CO Stands of Continuous Operation so these are really meant for servers.
F12 Silent - which has a 3 pin fan connector and a lower rated max RPM of 800
And finally the F12 TC - TC stands for temperature controlled It has a 3 pin fan connector and a temperature sensor lead. Now the fan I tested is the F12 PWM PST.
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Timestamps:
0:00 Intro
0:30 F12 Series Overview
2:26 PWM Testing
2:56 Standardized Fan Testing
5:27 Fan Comparison
8:40 Noise Normalized
9:21 Final Thoughts
10:51 Outro
