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wantgpuhelp
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My build is almost complete but i just need some exhaust fans

my budget is $15 (can be a little more) per fan, and i dont really care about aesthetics or noise (as long as it doesnt sound like a jet engine)

i currently use 2 Arctic Bionix F140's for intake, should i just get more of those or are there specific fans designed for exhaust?

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Just now, wantgpuhelp said:

My build is almost complete but i just need some exhaust fans

my budget is $15 (can be a little more) per fan, and i dont really care about aesthetics or noise (as long as it doesnt sound like a jet engine)

i currently use 2 Arctic Bionix F140's for intake, should i just get more of those or are there specific fans designed for exhaust?

Its the same fan, yes.

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On 1/18/2019 at 5:29 PM, wantgpuhelp said:

My build is almost complete but i just need some exhaust fans

my budget is $15 (can be a little more) per fan, and i dont really care about aesthetics or noise (as long as it doesnt sound like a jet engine)

i currently use 2 Arctic Bionix F140's for intake, should i just get more of those or are there specific fans designed for exhaust?

Exhaust fans are the same as intake fans just turn the intake fans around and you have exhaust fans. Or exhaust fans other are intake. 

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Just now, The_Big_Grape said:

Exhaust fans are the same as intake fans just turn the intake fans around and you have exhaust fans. Or exhaust fans other are intake. 

Yep pretty much

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