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120mm quiet airflow fans

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Buying a case with open front mesh quite soon - Aerocool P7 C1. What fans would you place in the front? 3x120mm high airflow fan - but which kind? Should be with 4 pin connector. 

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Just now, flamea said:

Buying a case with open front mesh quite soon - Aerocool P7 C1. What fans would you place in the front? 3x120mm high airflow fan - but which kind? Should be with 4 pin connector. 

Why do you need it to be 4 pin - the header should be hybrid and accept 3pin fans..

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Where are you shopping/located? Budget?

Why 4pin fans?

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Europe.

 

Why not 4 pin? They will go via adapter straight to MB or via 4pin fan hub 

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On 10/23/2017 at 2:24 AM, flamea said:

Europe.

Why not 4 pin? They will go via adapter straight to MB or via 4pin fan hub 

Where in Europe?

If you're using a splitter, and don't mind all of your fans following the same curve, 4pin fans are fine. Otherwise, most motherboards have better support for DC control than PWM for their chassis fan headers. 4pin fans are usually a bit more costly as well. 

 

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