Arctic BioniX P12 A-RGB White 3-Pack – 120mm PWM Case Fan with Addressable RGB and Daisy Chain, 450-3000 RPM

Keeping your PC cool while adding a personalized lighting touch can be a challenge. The Arctic BioniX P12 A-RGB White 3-Pack solves this by combining high static pressure, quiet operation, and vibrant addressable RGB effects in a single 120mm PWM fan package. Whether you are building a new rig or upgrading an existing one, these fans deliver the airflow needed for demanding components and the aesthetic flexibility to match your style.

Who is it for

These fans are ideal for PC enthusiasts, gamers, and content creators who want efficient cooling with customizable RGB lighting. They work great as case fans or on radiators, making them versatile for both air-cooled and liquid-cooled systems. The 3-pack provides comprehensive coverage for most mid-tower cases, ensuring consistent airflow throughout the chassis.

Main features

• PWM control from 450 to 3000 RPM for optimal balance between silence and performance
• Addressable RGB lighting (5V 3-pin header) with daisy-chain capability for easy synchronization
• High airflow of 76 CFM (129.17 m³/h) and static pressure of 2.1 mmH₂O
• Fluid Dynamic Bearing ensures a long lifespan of 100,000 hours at 40°C
• 4-pin PWM connector allows precise speed regulation via motherboard or controller
• White colour scheme fits clean, modern builds

Specifications

• Fan diameter: 120 mm
• Rotational speed (max): 3000 RPM (450–3000 RPM range)
• Airflow: 76 CFM (129.17 m³/h)
• Maximum air pressure: 2.1 mmH₂O
• Noise level: 0.6 Sone (approx. 24.5 dBA)
• Bearing type: Fluid Dynamic Bearing
• Fan connector: 4-Pin PWM
• LED connector: 3-Pin 5V A-RGB
• Rated voltage (fan): 12V DC
• Rated voltage (LED): 5V DC
• Rated current (fan): 0.20 A
• Rated current (LED): 0.40 A
• Quantity per pack: 3
• Colour: White

Tips

Please ensure your motherboard or RGB controller has a 5V addressable RGB header (not a 12V RGB header) to power the lighting. If you have multiple fans, use the daisy-chain connectors to reduce cable clutter and simplify PWM and RGB control. For optimal cooling, position the fans as intake or exhaust according to your case airflow design, and consider using a PWM hub if your motherboard lacks enough fan headers.