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Fans for Front of H630

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By Curiously Flamboyant Sheep
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I have myself an H630 and I'm wanting to replace the fans in the front.

 

Do I go for airflow optimized fans or static pressure optimized fans? I'm looking at 3x SP120s or AF120s. Currently I have 2 200mm NZXT fans that are immensely loud and very annoying.

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static pressure, 

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Noctua fans ftw, but the SP silent fans are silent at low rpm's

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I have myself an H630 and I'm wanting to replace the fans in the front.

 

Do I go for airflow optimized fans or static pressure optimized fans? I'm looking at 3x SP120s or AF120s. Currently I have 2 200mm NZXT fans that are immensely loud and very annoying.

I recommend you go with static pressure optimized fans. It'll help with the restricted air intakes on the H630.

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I recommend you go with static pressure optimized fans. It'll help with the restricted air intakes on the H630.

 

Fantastic. I'll go for the SP120s then. Thanks a bunch. For exhaust, I'm assuming the AF120s/140s are perfectly fine since I'm trying to push out a bunch of hot air?

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Fantastic. I'll go for the SP120s then. Thanks a bunch. For exhaust, I'm assuming the AF120s/140s are perfectly fine since I'm trying to push out a bunch of hot air?

Yup, an AF140 will get the job done.

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