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I don't mind the noise. 1 vote for SP then.

Its not, I saw it as a waste of space. Coincidentally, I found an HDD cooler, an old school accessory, it had 2 700 fans, so I used it as exhaust.

There is a spot for those 70 mm fans, an I have it mounted beside the expansion slots. I could actually use an 80 mm, but I will have no space to remove the graphics card.

C'mon man! Don't wanna remove fans, I like them fans. Just wanted to know which fan type to use, Airflow or Static Pressure.

That would be awesome! Its a CM Master Case 5. Not the Pro or Maker version.

Sorry, So here is my fan lay out. 3x - 120 mm SP fans front - Intake 2x - 140 mm stock case fan top - Exhaust 1x -140 mm stock case fan rear - Exhaust 2x - 70 mm AF fans rear - Exhaust I cant flip the other fans since they are mounted on non filtered openings. I only have the front one to work with.

Hey guys! I hope you can help. So I was cleaning my PC recently, and I noticed that there dust particles that are too big to pass through the filtered fan intake that is on front of my case, not to mention, that I have a 360 mm rad in front, that should act as a filter too. (somewhat) So I did a bit of research about it, found a vid from an unamed youtuber (name starts with a "J") Which is about airflow in your case. And that negative air pressure is the culprit, since it forces air in to unfiltered openings in your case. So here is my fan lay out. 3x - 120 mm SP fans front 2x - 140 mm stock case fan top 1x -140 mm stock case fan rear 2x - 70 mm AF fans rear Right away, you can see the ration of the fans will give out a negative pressure. I am not looking at adding fans for intakes. What type should I go for? SP or AF? Not that 3 of them will be mounted at the rad, for a push and pull set up. Thanks!