Arctic BioniX P14 A-RGB White 140mm PWM Case Fan with Daisy Chain, ARGB Lighting, 400-2500 RPM, 77.6 CFM

The Arctic BioniX P14 A-RGB White is a high-performance 140mm PWM case fan engineered for PC builders and enthusiasts who demand both powerful cooling and stunning addressable RGB aesthetics. Whether you're assembling a showcase gaming rig with a glass side panel or upgrading an existing workstation for improved airflow, this fan delivers exceptional static pressure and airflow while maintaining impressively low noise levels.

Key specifications

• Fan diameter: 140mm
• Speed range: 400 - 2500 RPM (PWM controlled)
• Maximum airflow: 77.6 CFM (131.8 m³/h)
• Maximum static pressure: 3.1 mm H2O
• Noise level: 0.6 Sone at high speed
• Bearing: Fluid Dynamic Bearing (FDB)
• Fan connector: 4-pin PWM
• ARGB connector: 3-pin (5V-DI-GND)
• Number of ARGB LEDs: 12
• Daisy chain support: Yes (both PWM and ARGB)
• Rated voltage: 12V DC (fan), 5V DC (ARGB)
• Rated current: 0.20A (fan), 0.40A (ARGB)
• Colour: White

Why choose it

The BioniX P14 A-RGB combines Arctic's renowned cooling expertise with a modern addressable RGB implementation. The Fluid Dynamic Bearing ensures long life and quiet operation, while the PWM control allows precise speed tuning from near-silent 400 RPM to a powerful 2500 RPM. The daisy chain capability simplifies cable management by allowing multiple fans and ARGB connections to link together without requiring a separate hub, provided your motherboard supports it. The all-white design complements white-themed builds perfectly.

Ideal use cases

• Case intake or exhaust for high-airflow PC cases
• Radiator cooling (due to high static pressure)
• Silent builds that require PWM control and low noise
• RGB-centric builds that need vibrant addressable lighting

Good to know

This fan uses a 3-pin ARGB header (5V) — ensure your motherboard or controller supports 5V ARGB, not 12V RGB. PWM control is over the 4-pin fan header. The daisy chain function lets you connect additional BioniX P14 A-RGB fans (and their ARGB cables) in series, but check your motherboard's current limits. The fan is rated for a long lifespan thanks to its FDB bearing.