Need new PC fans? Win a three-pack of Arctic P14 Pro A-RGB fans

A fan giveaway is finally here—and there are three of them up for grabs (a three-pack), with exceptionally attractive key characteristics. These are also illuminated variants, which may appeal to some users. Those who are less fond of RGB LED lighting can simply leave it disconnected and keep the fans in the dark. Well, relatively speaking, given that you are competing for the bright (white) version of the Arctic P14 Pro A-RGB fans.

What you can win…

A three-pack of Arctic P14 Pro A-RGB (White) fans. A 140 mm format and high aerodynamic efficiency—as you may also know from our tests. In short, these fans are suitable for a wide range of applications, whether mounted on a radiator (or a heatsink) or used for system cooling inside a case. They won’t be out of place anywhere—they are highly versatile.

What sound is being examined here? Why, that of the Arctic P14 Pro A-RGB (White) fan, of course

… and how to enter

State the speed range of the Arctic P14 Pro A-RGB fan—that is, its minimum and maximum rpm. Hint: We’ve covered this too. Send your answers to info@hwcooling.net with the subject line “Arctic Giveaway (Summer 2026)“. The deadline is August 10, 2026 (23:59:59 CEST). At that point, the giveaway will close and we will proceed to select a winner. The winner will be chosen through a random draw from all the answers we receive. The winner of the three-pack of Arctic P14 Pro A-RGB (White) fans will be announced in the blue box below. To make sure you don’t miss it, we’ll also reply to your email requesting your shipping details and address. This giveaway has no geographic restrictions, so you can participate from anywhere in the world—we’ll ship the prize to the winner wherever they are.

Winner: *u*o.*o*a*c*k@g*a*l.*o*. Congratulations! The correct answer is 400–2500 RPM, and anything reasonably close to that was accepted as well. 🙂

English translation and edit by Jozef Dudáš


Contents

BioniX (P) now with seven blades, smarter daisy-chaining

Arctic’s new BioniX fans, which adopt a seven-blade geometry, just like the “base” P1x A-RGB models, are nearing release. Based on the results of the older BioniX “P” fans, it can be assumed that aerodynamic efficiency will be higher this time. Alongside the fans, Arctic is also preparing a fan hub to which they can be connected. The method of daisy-chaining one fan to the next is innovative as well. Read more “BioniX (P) now with seven blades, smarter daisy-chaining” »

Primarily quieter operation: Arctic P12 Pro (A-RGB) LN fans

Arctic has expanded its fan portfolio with new P12 Pro (A-RGB) models carrying the “LN” suffix in their designation. This stands for “low-noise” and in practice mainly means that maximum speeds are capped lower than on the original (P12 Pro/A-RGB) fans. However, the aerodynamic design itself remains unchanged, with the primary difference being the motor. At the same time, these are still affordable fans. Read more “Primarily quieter operation: Arctic P12 Pro (A-RGB) LN fans” »

The end, or just the beginning? 100 fans in HWCooling tests

Our database now includes one hundred fans—75 in the 120 mm format and 25 models with a physical size of 140 mm. In this article, we have compiled all data into unified charts. What was once separated for clarity is now brought together again, and the commentary will also include a… look ahead regarding fan testing. But we can already reveal that there is still a lot more to come. Read more “The end, or just the beginning? 100 fans in HWCooling tests” »

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