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I loved the single A12x25 I bought for my CPU cooler, but no one can deny the extreme value the P12's bring to the table. I'm super impressed with their quality for what you pay per fan, and cant think of any better bulk fan purchase a user could make to improve their airflow for the value.

For me, the extra rear I/O, s/pdif audio port (which isnt for everyone), EZ-DEBUG code display rather than an led or lack of anything and the bonus of a USB 4.0 port really sold me. 
 
The Fractal Meshify 2 Compact and the Fractal north are similar within the interior, but the torrent compact is distinctly unique. All of them are technically different and dont reshare a lot of tooling/parts. 
The same is true for the Meshify 2, North XL and the Torrent (the case i technically have)
 

For me, the extra rear I/O, s/pdif audio port (which isnt for everyone), EZ-DEBUG code display rather than an led or lack of anything and the bonus of a USB 4.0 port really sold me. 
 
The Fractal Meshify 2 Compact and the Fractal north are similar within the interior, but the torrent compact is distinctly unique. All of them are technically different and dont reshare a lot of tooling/parts. 
The same is true for the Meshify 2, North XL and the Torrent (the case i technically have)
 

I loved the single A12x25 I bought for my CPU cooler, but no one can deny the extreme value the P12's bring to the table. I'm super impressed with their quality for what you pay per fan, and cant think of any better bulk fan purchase a user could make to improve their airflow for the value.

I loved the single A12x25 I bought for my CPU cooler, but no one can deny the extreme value the P12's bring to the table. I'm super impressed with their quality for what you pay per fan, and cant think of any better bulk fan purchase a user could make to improve their airflow for the value.

Do you mean 3 or 4 ? 
Uuuh  no 6 😄

I am a huge Artic fan. I got like 20+ Arctic fans all around and I got nothing but praise for them. P12 is what I use all around.

TBF the Explorer had a broken spring for about 2 years

Not mine but...

Not mine but...

*back from vacation, meme showcase*
 

Nah I think your strut has rabies.

Small, cheap and reliable; You can get two out of three, but never all three equally. You will always sacrifice one for the other two. If small and cheap are your most important factors, then your build you currently have meets those criteria. 
 
Personally I would give up some size for more reliable parts.

Pro tip: it's not a good idea to drive with a broken spring 
 
For about.... Maybe a year 

 
Fucking NY pot holes and rust. 

I bought a pressure washer over the weekend so I can use a foam canon 😂

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Already taken care of.
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Well since this is an already enclosed case, this isnt as relevant of a point...
 
My workstation PC at work has a single tower cooler and a very slow spinning and small rear exhaust fan with no other intakes or exhaust. The computer still functions just fine and does not overheat, especially at idle. 
 
Parts are also designed to throttle and shut themselves down well before they start melting. 

Well since this is an already enclosed case, this isnt as relevant of a point...
 
My workstation PC at work has a single tower cooler and a very slow spinning and small rear exhaust fan with no other intakes or exhaust. The computer still functions just fine and does not overheat, especially at idle. 
 
Parts are also designed to throttle and shut themselves down well before they start melting. 

Well since this is an already enclosed case, this isnt as relevant of a point...
 
My workstation PC at work has a single tower cooler and a very slow spinning and small rear exhaust fan with no other intakes or exhaust. The computer still functions just fine and does not overheat, especially at idle. 
 
Parts are also designed to throttle and shut themselves down well before they start melting. 

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Well since this is an already enclosed case, this isnt as relevant of a point...
 
My workstation PC at work has a single tower cooler and a very slow spinning and small rear exhaust fan with no other intakes or exhaust. The computer still functions just fine and does not overheat, especially at idle. 
 
Parts are also designed to throttle and shut themselves down well before they start melting. 

Yes, but I was more referring to getting it back out (which can of course also be accomplished by pretty much any pliers you can find, but if you want to use a screwdriver, sockets are the way)

You can use any screwdriver with a size 4,5 or 5 hex nut socket to remove standoffs.