Outake Exhaust Help

[ChaseB]

So I have the Corsair 300r and I have a NH- D15 Noctua Cooler. As according to my last few threads, yall know that I want to upgrade to all Noctua Fans. Anyways I am looking at 120mm Noctua Fans. Should I get SP or AF with this tight area around my Cooler.  I am looking for quietness and best cooling. In this link are the 3 fans I am looking at. Please Help Thanks

 

http://www.noctua.at/main.php?show=which_fan_is_right_for_me&lng=en

[mrswagbhinav]

SPs go with your cooler, I think the NF-F12s bc they are static pressure (SP)

[ChaseB]

SPs go with your cooler, I think the NF-F12s bc they are static pressure (SP)

But for my outtake fan that is so close to the heatsink, should I go for a SP design Fan or AF. The outtake is not directly on the heatsink.

[mrswagbhinav]

AF then. SP is great for pushing air through a radiator etc. AF is great for general case fans.

[Arty]

buy a minifridge

put pc in minifridge cooling solved

[ChaseB]

AF then. SP is great for pushing air through a radiator etc. AF is great for general case fans.

So you would recommend a AF side of things for a mabey 2 cm gap between the fan and the heatsink. 

[ChaseB]

buy a minifridge

put pc in minifridge cooling solved

Is it quiet???

[mrswagbhinav]

So you would recommend a AF side of things for a mabey 2 cm gap between the fan and the heatsink. 

what?

 

[Arty]

Is it quiet???

idk, maybe?

if not build sound proof box, and put fridge with pc inside it

lmao 

[ChaseB]

what?

 

I have a NH D15 cooler. From the heatsink to the back of the case is maybe 2 cm. Can an AF fan perform well or do I need a  SP fan for that closeness. Look at my link above with the 3 choices.

[Dzzope]

SP fans are for pushing air through tight fin arrays like those found on radiators.. AF is for moving large volume of air... Unless the fin array on the cooler is VERY tight then stick to AF.. same for case fans.

[ChaseB]

idk, maybe?

if not build sound proof box, and put fridge with pc inside it

lmao 

I wish that would work.

[ChaseB]

SP fans are for pushing air through tight fin arrays like those found on radiators.. AF is for moving large volume of air... Unless the fin array on the cooler is VERY tight then stick to AF.. same for case fans.

Read My number 10 post. 

[mrswagbhinav]

I have a NH D15 cooler. From the heatsink to the back of the case is maybe 2 cm. Can an AF fan perform well or do I need a  SP fan for that closeness. Look at my link above with the 3 choices.

Oh, get a SP fan for that, the one I mentioned earlier. Use SP for any radiator.

[ChaseB]

Oh, get a SP fan for that, the one I mentioned earlier. Use SP for any radiator.

Ok thx 

[Dzzope]

Clearence from an object has nothing to do with AF / sp.. 

 

Personally I'd get the P12.. it's the best all-round performance.

[ChaseB]

Oh, get a SP fan for that, the one I mentioned earlier. Use SP for any radiator.

 

 

SP fans are for pushing air through tight fin arrays like those found on radiators.. AF is for moving large volume of air... Unless the fin array on the cooler is VERY tight then stick to AF.. same for case fans.

 

 

AF then. SP is great for pushing air through a radiator etc. AF is great for general case fans.

 

 

SPs go with your cooler, I think the NF-F12s bc they are static pressure (SP)