Do I need Push/pull?

[Smooth Bunz]

I have a h80i and i was wondering if i need to use push pull on it.

I have a high performance af120 and to be honest it seems to push more than the stock ones that came with the h80i if i dont need push pull would the af120 work better until my NB-eloop B12-3 fans get here? 

[Darth_Klein]

It doesn't matter, push or pull is all the same. 

[MegaDave91]

Either/or...you don't need both though. AIOs' rad's are slim and don't need fans on both sides.

[Smooth Bunz]

It doesn't matter, push or pull is all the same. 

So it doesnt matter if i have a fan pushing then another pulling vs just one fan? 

[AlwaysFSX]

Just go with pull so it's easier to clean.

[Smooth Bunz]

Either/or...you don't need both though. AIOs' rad's are slim and don't need fans on both sides.

What would be better though, The stock sp120 or the high performance af120? 

[eshbop]

What would be better though, The stock sp120 or the high performance af120? 

The AF probably feels like it's moving more air because it's more directed, but the SP will do a better job getting air through the radiator.

[MegaDave91]

What would be better though, The stock sp120 or the high performance af120? 

I would just use what you have. It wouldn't' be worth buying a new fan.

[Smooth Bunz]

I would just use what you have. It wouldn't' be worth buying a new fan.

I already have the stock and the hp af120 but i have those noiseblocker eloops already ordered 

[Smooth Bunz]

Just watched linus's video and it helped 

Video: 

[LogicalDrm]

Push-pull will provide minimal decrease on temps. Its more to make both fans quieter as they need less speed to keep it cool.