OPterodactyl

Fair enough, thanks for the reply

Interesting, Why would they skimp on the front filter if that is the whole selling point versus the Dynamic? So If I went with the dynamic, side and bottom intake, back exhaust, top rad exhaust. How might my temps differ from the same setup on the air, plus the front intake?

Wouldn't a static pressure fan do a better job of pulling air through a filter?

Does the Dynamic have none/different filters than the Air? If i decide to take the filters out, would that just mean more dust maintenance for me or could there be other issues?

Hey, so I'm pretty new to pc building but I need to ditch my laptop and put together a desktop for myself. I am hoping to game for hours at a time at 120+ frames at 1440p, because of that, I'm concerned about keeping my components cooled. I have been looking around for the best cpu coolers and airflow cases and I'm struggling to find something that appeals to me and also gets great reviews. Most recently, I found the Lian Li PC-011 Air. It looks like it should have the best airflow on the market, but people aren't huge fans of it. From what I can tell, there are two big problems. First, it can't fit tall cpu air coolers, and second, the air filters actually impede a lot of airflow in the case. Now, I think that this case could still be a viable option for me so I'm hoping some of you could tell me if I'm right or dead wrong. First is I plan on using an AIO cooler, so I don't have to worry about tower clearance. Second, I'm going to fill up every possible fan supported area with decent static pressure/ airflow fans, the be quiet silent wings 3. These fans are rated to 73.33 CFM and 3.37 mm H2O. My thought is that having fans that have a decent static pressure rating should combat the problem with the air filters. What do you think, could I still get good airflow in this case? ps. Sorry for the essay, I just wanted to cover as much as I could in the initial post.