The Experience On Arctic Bionix Fan & Guide 

This is the way fan should be reviewed. But one thing you should show is how far the fan can push air.

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hi Franz Ruttgers, welcome to my channel. I suggest to use the F140 as they are case fans. P140 are for radiators.

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Yup, I do agree with you that these can't compared to the quiet Noctua nor the gentle typhoon :) but these are cheaper alternative

Hi DV, thanks for the feedback. Infact I wanted to get Gentle Typhoon, but they are discontinued in my country. If i order the Gentle Typhoon overseas, they will cost more and you are right.. these fans are abit louder compared to Gentle Typhoon.

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exam: I got a arctic freezer 34 esports duo (it includ 2 Arctic Bionix P140 Pwm 120mm fan.) and i get 2 Arctic Bionix P140 Pwm too for my case's upper mesh. So can i connect them 4 together ? is this harmful for motherboard or anything?

​@@yusufb.794Ideally for your case, the freezer 34 esports duo, daisy chain 2 two fans together and plug to fan header on your motherboard that say CPU. This way you can make use of the pwn function that build on the motherboard. you can either control them via UEFI or software controler. As for the upper mesh or rear fan, you can daisy chain them to both. does not matter 120 or 140, then connect that header to the motherboard that says Chassis Fan.

@Yusuf B now in general, I will not practice to daisy chain more than 4 fans to one motherboard header. please note that I am talking about these Arctic fans here as they are rated at 0.15a or 0.25a ... most motherboard have a 1.0a header. some premium boards are of 2.0a, check your motherboard specification on how much is can provide. if you are unsure, I would say stick to two for one header, which will be on the safer side.

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That will be P120

hi Agoraphobic News, welcome to my channel. It will be best to use the Bionix F140 as case fans. best to use them as intake fans.

@@KleoYan Thanks for the answer.

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Hi gleen calimlim, welcome to my channel. Is best to use f40 for case fan and p120 for heatsink.

@@KleoYan hmmm. So where should i put these 3 bionix p120 that i have already?? I dont have aio cooler. Cooling tower yes but the arctic freezer esports duo has 2 fans itself already and its also bionix p120. Is it okay to use my 3 p120 at the front case? And get 2 f120 for my rear and top exhaust fan? Ty

@@glenalexis hi, yes is perfectly fine. Not an issue. You can do 3 front p120 and the rest f140.

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@@KleoYan4pin Arctic fan will be controlled through the pwm and the 3 pin other fan will run at full speed right?

@@pantsi yes correct. Any 3pin fan header plus to the motherboard 4pon fan header, it will run in full.

Hi ErikTitan, yes that's right.

Hi Erik, yes that's right :) 2 Fans to 1 Motherboard header.

@@KleoYan how about 3 fans

@@claydohlite29 you can but I advise you to see your motherboard specification, see how much amp does a fan header provide. Next read the specification of your fan if you are not using the fan shown in this video. Lets say your motherboard fan header support up to 1.0a , if you use these arctic bionix fans : P140 (0.15a) you can connect up to max 6 fans F140 (0.25a) , you can connect up to max 4 fans. However having to say all these, I prefer to run only 2 fans on one header. reason being, I rather split the electrical load to other fan headers and not overdrive on just one fan header.

@@KleoYan thanks for the reply, I'll just get 2 of p140 my motherboard has 4 cpu fan header so it should be good i think

Hi Allan, thanks for the feedback, ok the P140 are meant for AIO radiator (All In One water cooling solution) and the F140 are for case airflow. You wanted to have air intake in your chassis, therefore you will need airflow fans (Arctic Bionix F140 ) I do apologize at time 7:24 of my video, that's not a P140 it's a F140 as I wrote above when I was explaining. hope that clear up your confusion.

Hi David, thanks for the question :) ok the Arctic F140 are for case airflow and the P140 are for AIO radiators, some use the P140 as case fans, nothing is wrong with that but I would advise you to use F140 as case fans. Now I can't advise you on the placement of fans, you will need to try it out on your own and see which is best for your configuration. If you do have time, there are more explanation which I did in general on another video. please note this video is super lengthy ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Aj4fIPKELNI.html

Ideally you want airflow front to back and top to bottom, your intake fans should be dust filtered. The most important fan is the rear exhaust and should be your first priority. Heat rises which is why it's better to exhaust air at the top, an additional benefit is that exhaust fans at the top are blowing dust away from the case. Positive pressure is usually preferred as it helps to reduce dust build up, basically this is achieved by having more intake fans than exhaust (or bigger fans at the same speed ), don't forget to include the psu exhaust in your calculations. Air coolers are also best front to back, (or top to bottom in some cases). If you are using a radiator it is best to have it drawing fresh air in, so front mounted is best, you can top mount a radiator but then, ideally, you should use it as an exhaust if possible (with good intake fans and good positive pressure). I hope that this helps, have fun.

Yes they do..

Hi Thomas, yes the pressure fans do have a low pitch sound. The definition of noise on these fans depends on individual hearing. For me, I cannot tolerate the pitch sound at full rpm outside the case, but once I plug them into my chassis, I can hardly hear the pitch. Unless your chassis body is small, that might make the hum audible.

@the Abyssal Art, yes they are at full speed.