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Corsair SP vs Cooler Master JetFlo

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Corsair Air Series SP Vs Cooler Master JetFlo.

Which one's better for case and which one's better for radiator, any suggestions ?

And which one's overall better ?

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SP fans are made for RADs.

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Sp fans are trash. Jetflow fans arent made for radiators.

Jetflow moves quite alot of air though, and the sp120 is a really bad fan. The blade designer was stupid, it doesnt create alot of pressure unless you ruj it at high rpms, and at low rpms it produes little to no pressure.

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JetFlos are way too noisy and the performance of both are underwhelming.

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If you wanted good fans- the Swiftech Helix fans are good for the price.  The two you are choosing between aren't great at all and typically Corsair fans are -noisy- as all hell and don't offer good performance for the noise and price.(If you don't care about noise - Delta fans will make you fear for your life :3), but I say if you are trying to choose - Swiftech Helix are a good option.  Kind of sad gentle typhoons don't exist anymore :/

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Jetlfos perform better and are similar to Industrial Noctuas in that regard. They aren't the best fans if what you're looking for is quiet though.

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If you wanted good fans- the Swiftech Helix fans are good for the price.  The two you are choosing between aren't great at all and typically Corsair fans are -noisy- as all hell and don't offer good performance for the noise and price.(If you don't care about noise - Delta fans will make you fear for your life :3), but I say if you are trying to choose - Swiftech Helix are a good option.  Kind of sad gentle typhoons don't exist anymore :/

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