ARCTIC P8 80 mm Case Fan 3000 RPM Black
An 80 mm case fan optimised for static pressure on heatsinks and radiators, spinning at 3000 RPM with 23.4 CFM airflow and 0.3 Sone noise
- Optimised for static pressure, ideal for heatsinks and radiators
- Redesigned blades deliver high static pressure at 3000 RPM
- Fluid dynamic bearing with oil capsule extends service life
- German-engineered alloy and lubricant reduce bearing friction
- Quiet operation at 0.3 Sone with 23.4 CFM airflow
Pressure-optimised 80 mm case fan
The ARCTIC P8 is an 80 mm case fan built for high static pressure at 3000 RPM. Its redesigned blades and fluid-dynamic bearing deliver 23.4 CFM of airflow while keeping noise to 0.3 Sone. The 3-pin connector provides straightforward voltage control for most motherboards.
For tight radiator and heatsink mounts
This fan suits builders who need strong pressure in confined spaces such as slim radiators or dense CPU coolers. The long-life bearing and low operating noise also help in quiet-focused systems. Buyers who need higher raw airflow volume for open-case cooling should look at larger-frame alternatives.
3000 RPM speed and 23.4 CFM airflow
The 3000 RPM rating and 23.4 CFM output are the key figures that decide fit. They determine whether the fan can push enough air through your specific restriction. Check your cooler or radiator specifications against these numbers before buying.
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- Price $15.99
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Specifications
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Questions about this item
Will the 3000 RPM speed drop under continuous load?
The fan runs at a fixed 3000 RPM, so the speed does not decrease during sustained operation.
How loud is the fan at 3000 RPM after hours of use?
At 3000 RPM the noise level is 0.3 Sone, and the fluid-dynamic bearing keeps it steady over long periods.
What connector does my motherboard need for this 3-pin fan?
A standard 3-pin fan header on the motherboard is required to power and control the fan.
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