I mean... for a slim fan? not bad, and yea the price hurts more than other fairly priced arctic fans, but it won't set you back as much as a corsair tax. I know that if space was a serious issue for me, I'd definitely go for it.
One thing that always made me curious if what would perform better on a radiator - Two standard 140mm fans as push, or four 140mm slim fans in push pull config.
Thank you for review, and for pointing out the difference for the new revision. I am waiting for mine P14 Slim to arrive, just order it 2 days ago for 7.4 €. It will replace a P14 CO inside an ITX case, as an exhaust fan., due to noise limiting considerations (and space).
Remember when cases had slots for side fans instead of glass? I had one of these (might have been the 12 inch version) on the side, blowing straight at the GPU, and despite the slim fan not being the highest performer it cooled really effectively because it was so close to the GPU
i used this for exhaust because my chonky AK500 heatsink that runs push pull are offset toward the vrm that leaves very small clearance if use normal 25mm thick fan which can cause my nvme that sit under my cpu very hot under load. the temps seems manageable now.
i have jonsbo z20 chassis. thinking of buying these for 2 intake at bottom because im waiting gtx 50series and i have no idea how fat they gon be. basically im just preparing worse case scenario as im building the unit soon without gpu. any thoughts?
I did use the p12 slim once against their alfII240 in pull. Blades hit the rad, both fans got a broken blade. Don't use these against restrictive areas
How do they compare in price though? That's always Arctic's main selling point. Although I feel like the applications here are very limited, considering how expensive SFF tends to be compared to standard cases.
@@analogicparadox As said in the video, arctic is kinda losing its price advantage here. They are not as « cheap » as they used to be (still cheaper than noctua of course)
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I mean... for a slim fan? not bad, and yea the price hurts more than other fairly priced arctic fans, but it won't set you back as much as a corsair tax. I know that if space was a serious issue for me, I'd definitely go for it.
One thing that always made me curious if what would perform better on a radiator - Two standard 140mm fans as push, or four 140mm slim fans in push pull config.
Whoever lead Arctic is rock!!! I know not many people need it, but it is still needed.
Thank you for review, and for pointing out the difference for the new revision. I am waiting for mine P14 Slim to arrive, just order it 2 days ago for 7.4 €. It will replace a P14 CO inside an ITX case, as an exhaust fan., due to noise limiting considerations (and space).
Where and why you got older version without outer ring ) ?
apparently arctic is on a body shaming streak
Remember when cases had slots for side fans instead of glass? I had one of these (might have been the 12 inch version) on the side, blowing straight at the GPU, and despite the slim fan not being the highest performer it cooled really effectively because it was so close to the GPU
Will you be doing fan testing with the NF-A14x25r G2 that came with the NH-D15 G2?
i used this for exhaust because my chonky AK500 heatsink that runs push pull are offset toward the vrm that leaves very small clearance if use normal 25mm thick fan which can cause my nvme that sit under my cpu very hot under load. the temps seems manageable now.
slim push pull vs regular fan? I think the push pull would perform better,, "directing" the air better through the rad
i have jonsbo z20 chassis. thinking of buying these for 2 intake at bottom because im waiting gtx 50series and i have no idea how fat they gon be. basically im just preparing worse case scenario as im building the unit soon without gpu. any thoughts?
i got these on my o11 evo xl hdd cages, its great (the 120mm version)
I did use the p12 slim once against their alfII240 in pull. Blades hit the rad, both fans got a broken blade. Don't use these against restrictive areas
Thermalright TL-B12 Extrem LCP? Please
We have no choice but this, so if it is the only fan that fit, just go ahead
SFF gang. But a bit disappointed here by arctic. Others brands offers better slim fans if I read all this right (Noctua, scythe)
How do they compare in price though? That's always Arctic's main selling point.
Although I feel like the applications here are very limited, considering how expensive SFF tends to be compared to standard cases.
@@analogicparadox As said in the video, arctic is kinda losing its price advantage here. They are not as « cheap » as they used to be (still cheaper than noctua of course)
being fat is bad , but not in this case