P8

Silent Power in a Small Package I installed the ARCTIC P8 80mm case fan in a compact PC build, and it quickly impressed me. Despite its small size, the airflow is powerful and steady, which helps keep temperatures down in tighter enclosures. The fan is pressure-optimized, so it works especially well when mounted against dense components like heatsinks or radiators. The biggest standout is how quiet it runs—even at higher RPMs. At 3000 RPM, I expected some whine, but the motor is surprisingly smooth and doesn’t create distracting noise. For office or bedroom PCs, this is a great choice if you want cooling without the hum. Installation was straightforward—the fan feels solid, the screw holes aligned easily, and the wiring is standard. One thing to keep in mind: it’s a 3-pin connector, so you won’t get PWM control. That means it runs full speed unless you manage it through voltage control or a fan controller. Bottom line: This is a compact, well-built fan that delivers excellent airflow with whisper-quiet operation. Perfect for anyone needing reliable cooling in a small form factor build.

Arctic makes great fans that are quiet, high quality and reasonably priced. I only use Arctic fans in my builds.

Removed the old fan in my projector as it was very loud and annoying while playing media. I had to solder the old fan wires on to a jumper that would plug into this fan's connector. This was not difficult for me to do. I had tried a few other fan's from nocturnal, coolerguys, and some quiet brand. None were powerful enough to keep the projector out of heat overload besides this fan. Works great. Maybe not the most quiet, but is much quieter than the old stock fan and for a cheaper price than nocturnal and more premium brands.

Quiet and no issues...

Arrived promptly. Good brand name, so I am confident that they will last. Very quiet. Only time will tell of course.

permite controlar la velocidad desde la bios y con software , lo uso para una sleeper pc y es muy bueno

The fan itself seems good, BUT there is no indication of the direction of flow, so you have to "bump" the power to install it the way you want, AND THE SCREWS ARE TOTALLY INADEQUATE. I had to use screws from another brand of fan to install the thing at all. Once I got it in the case, it seems to work fine.

The stock fan that came in a power amp sounded like a jet engine running. It was very loud. The Arctic P8 moves the same amount of air and is barely noticeable. I, once again, have a quiet place to work without the distraction of a noisy fan. I would recommend this product for anyone looking for a good, quiet fan.