ARCTIC Expands P Pro Series With Powerful New P14 Pro Fans

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New 140mm Fans Join the P Pro Line!

[Press Release] ARCTIC has expanded its premium P Pro fan lineup with the new P14 Pro series. These 140mm fans bring improved cooling, lower noise, and multiple variants including PST, A-RGB, White, and CO options.

A new motor-controller design reduces noise and ensures stable speeds under load. Built-in protection prevents reverse polarity and current spikes, increasing reliability. The fans also feature an upgraded bearing and extended impeller shaft for smoother, low-vibration operation.

Arctic Triple Win at European Hardware Awards 2025.

Precision manufacturing allows for minimal blade-to-frame gaps, boosting airflow efficiency, especially useful in radiator and heatsink setups. With various models available, the P14 Pro series fits both high-performance and visually customized builds.

Available now in ARCTIC’s webshop and major retailers, the fans also offer up to 50% off through Payback discounts.

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