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I have a question I was wondering had my new pc for about 1 month now I got the Lian Li O11 Dynamic case I got 9 Artic p12 fans in my setup plus my 360m water cooler I just found out the artic p12 are static pressure fans are they also still really good for airflow in a Lian li O11 dynamic case i read somewhere that they are good at both i just wanted to ask on here when 

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32 minutes ago, Dec0116 said:

I have a question I was wondering had my new pc for about 1 month now I got the Lian Li O11 Dynamic case I got 9 Artic p12 fans in my setup plus my 360m water cooler I just found out the artic p12 are static pressure fans are they also still really good for airflow in a Lian li O11 dynamic case i read somewhere that they are good at both i just wanted to ask on here when 

Yes, they are.

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2 hours ago, Dedayog said:

Yes, they are.

So I take it they are still very good for airflow aswell and also good at static don’t know to much about fans and that or pcs

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2 hours ago, Dedayog said:

Yes, they are.

Thought I would’ve had to go out and buy airflows but that sounded silly to me as artic pages says the p12 are airflow/static fans but if they are good at both happy days 

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Yeah they’re handy for both case (with/without mesh) & radiator use. & their price is a big bonus. Their only negative is the slight noise at certain RPMs, which you can dodge once you become familiar with your fan curves & if your BIOS/fan software has that flexibility to allow you to tweak things easily.

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7 hours ago, Dec0116 said:

Thought I would’ve had to go out and buy airflows but that sounded silly to me as artic pages says the p12 are airflow/static fans but if they are good at both happy days 

At the end of the day, they are good fans.  They move air.  You don't need to buy static pressure vs airflow. 

 

Air moves.  You can split hairs for what is "optimal" or "min/max" your setup but all you truly need is air moved.

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18 hours ago, Ralfi said:

Yeah they’re handy for both case (with/without mesh) & radiator use. & their price is a big bonus. Their only negative is the slight noise at certain RPMs, which you can dodge once you become familiar with your fan curves & if your BIOS/fan software has that flexibility to allow you to tweak things easily.

Thank you happy days yeah I set my bios to standard mode for the artics not much noise but on full blast as I have 9 case fans it gets loud lol 

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