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Air extraction fans for back and top of case

adinuno
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Hey!

 

I've recently bought two Noctua NF-A14 fans for air intake at the front of the case. And I'm planning on buying two new 120mm fans for air extraction at the top and back of the case, but I'm having some trouble finding the best option.

 

I'm looking for high Air flow fans, any advice?

 

Thanks

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Noctua f12 or s12? That way you can match. Redux fans are cheaper, but come without accessories and aren't the newest gen design. Still great fans though.

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1 hour ago, Demonic Donut said:

Noctua f12 or s12? That way you can match. Redux fans are cheaper, but come without accessories and aren't the newest gen design. Still great fans though.

Isn't the F12 more suited for CPU cooling because of the high static preasure?

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On 5/11/2020 at 8:46 AM, adinuno said:

Isn't the F12 more suited for CPU cooling because of the high static preasure?

You said you wanted airflow fans for case exhaust? Is your case very restrictive?

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On 5/11/2020 at 8:46 AM, adinuno said:

Isn't the F12 more suited for CPU cooling because of the high static preasure?

The s12 is super low static and high flow, the f12 is a better all around fan. A12 is the static fan.

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What case?

Where are you shopping / located? Budget?

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