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So I wanna do a push pull... But instead of doing 4 SP 120 fans too and bottom, I wanna do

2 SP 120 on top , 2 AF led 120 on bottom. Because I'm going to make my exhaust a white led too. Is this okay? Or must I use SP in the bottom too?

I use 4790k , 540 case

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That's no issue

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How's the temp gonna be like? Is it gonna have any harm on my system

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The fins aren't too dense, so you should be fine using airflow fans.

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I believe there are SP120s with LEDs too, why not use them? :)

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I believe there are SP120s with LEDs too, why not use them? :)

Oh fuck they do?! Hahahaha I'm so dumb!

Should I use high performance or quiet edition?

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Oh fuck they do?! Hahahaha I'm so dumb!

Should I use high performance or quiet edition?

 

They exist ;) High Performance are a little louder, but I dont notice it, because 99% of the time I use a Headset :) But I think the quiet ones will be more than enough.

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They exist ;) High Performance are a little louder, but I dont notice it, because 99% of the time I use a Headset :) But I think the quiet ones will be more than enough.

Is there vast difference in noise and performance ?

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Oh fuck they do?! Hahahaha I'm so dumb!

Should I use high performance or quiet edition?

Quiet. High performance is way too loud.

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Is there vast difference in noise and performance ?

 

Now I am dumb :D LED SP120s come in only one edition, no performance or quiet. And these are at 26.4dBA, 1650 RPM and 57,24 CFM :)

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Now I am dumb :D LED SP120s come in only one edition, no performance or quiet. And these are at 26.4dBA, 1650 RPM and 57,24 CFM :)

Are those loud?

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Are those loud?

 

That is fairly silent :) If they were over 30-35dBA you would notice it maaaaaybe a little, depends on where your case is positioned (on desk, below desk, etc.)

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That is fairly silent :) If they were over 30-35dBA you would notice it maaaaaybe a little, depends on where your case is positioned (on desk, below desk, etc.)

I'm putting my case next to me , or at least I plan to. On top of the table

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I'm putting my case next to me , or at least I plan to. On top of the table

 

Well then it shouldnt be a problem :) 26 decibels is fairly silent and you will not even notice it, when you are gaming and have it turned up loud like I do :D

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Well then it shouldnt be a problem :) 26 decibels is fairly silent and you will not even notice it, when you are gaming and have it turned up loud like I do :D

Yay! I'm still thinking if leds or those sps red circles looks better on my white 540 hahaha

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You can also control the rpm of the fans according to your cpu temperature via your motherboard bios.

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I'll be using asus maximus hero vii or gigabyte z97x gaming 7, can they do that ? How?

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Tiny Tom Logan uses the exact setup on his gpu test rig. It looks good and works great. So go for it!

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