Helpcenter - Frequently asked Questions

Thanks to the new motor technology of the PWM-capable P-fans, only 5% of the commutation vibrations of a conventional DC motor occ...

Stagnant air is a very ineffective conductor of heat. Without air circulation, high-performance PC components would quickly build ...

There are two categories of ARCTIC case fans: P-fans and F-fans. While F-fans are used where airflow is required, P-fans work in s...

Using the connector block or connection cable, up to five BioniX P120 A-RGB can be operated on one port of the A-RGB controll...

If you want to replace the fans of a compact water cooling system from a third-party manufacturer with the ARCTIC Bionix P140, it...

To get detailed information on how to change the PWM-settings specific to your motherboard, refer to our guide below: Change PWM-...

A 3-pin case fan can easily be connected to a 4-pin connector on the motherboard. The fourth pin is simply left blank in this con...

The number of fans controllable via PWM sharing technology on a fan connector depends on the output of the motherboard and the cu...

In addition to the size and speed of a fan, airflow and static pressure are two important indicators for evaluating the performanc...

3-pin case fan: Standard, Silent and TC series 4-pin case fan: PWM (PST) series   We also have pin-outs in the...

Static pressure is important for cooling performance in situations where completely free air circulation is not possible. This can...

Basically, the two ARCTIC fan series F (as in flow) and P (as in pressure) differ in their main application: F fans are suitable ...

Our new case fans come with a 0dB mode. This means that the fans do not rotate with a low PWM signal and are therefore completely ...

Despite their similar-sounding names, RGB and A-RGB are two completely different lighting standards that cannot be easily connect...