Best Static Pressure fans 140mm

[colinreay]

I was thinking the Noctua NF A14 were high airflow fans for your case, not for a radiator

I guess it could be both, but it has 10.52 mm H₂O. This is pretty ridiculous, considering the non pwm Venturi is under 1mm H₂O. Judging by this, I would venture to say it's a fair assumption that NF A14 Industrial would make great radiator fans.

[Metro]

I guess it could be both, but it has 10.52 mm H₂O. This is pretty ridiculous, considering the non pwm Venturi is under 1mm H₂O. Judging by this, I would venture to say it's a fair assumption that NF A14 Industrial would make great radiator fans.

 

So could I use the NF A14 for both case and radiator, also how does the PK2 fan compare to this fan, for a radiator

[colinreay]

So could I use the NF A14 for both case and radiator, also how does the PK2 fan compare to this fan, for a radiator

That should work fine. Since these fans are pretty high rpm, you'll want a mobo with enough pwm fan headers or voltage controlled fan headers to run them at lower speeds. As they are, they don't seem to be very loud. Again, since I don't own them, I can't say for sure. If running alot of them, you'll want to check out fan splitters or something like this. Noiseblockers are said to be very quiet, the seem like quality products. Good warranty on the Pk-2, and they have a lower static pressure (around 1.3 mm H₂O). Good enough for lower fin density radiators, and pretty quiet. They might not be the fan for you if you are running heavily overclocked 980 ti-tian or x99.

[tomas710]

So could I use the NF A14 for both case and radiator, also how does the PK2 fan compare to this fan, for a radiator

Don't quote me on this, but i believe i read a review which conlusion basically was the PK3 was overly too loud for a fan in that price range and the PK2 was the 'sweetspot' of performance and low noise. For that price tho, i would just get Noctuas, the overall quality is just so good and they undervolt so nicely that even a 2000 rpm NF-A14 will go down to a few hundred RPMs without noise.

[Metro]

That should work fine. Since these fans are pretty high rpm, you'll want a mobo with enough pwm fan headers or voltage controlled fan headers to run them at lower speeds. As they are, they don't seem to be very loud. Again, since I don't own them, I can't say for sure. If running alot of them, you'll want to check out fan splitters or something like this. Noiseblockers are said to be very quiet, the seem like quality products. Good warranty on the Pk-2, and they have a lower static pressure (around 1.3 mm H₂O). Good enough for lower fin density radiators, and pretty quiet. They might not be the fan for you if you are running heavily overclocked 980 ti-tian or x99.

 

So, I just want to make sure before I buy them, I will get four NF A14 fans for a Corsair H110GTX for Push and Pull, also I will get another four NF A14 for my case.

[colinreay]

So, I just want to make sure before I buy them, I will get four NF A14 fans for a Corsair H110GTX for Push and Pull, also I will get another four NF A14 for my case.

That should work fine! Let me know how it goes! Just make sure that you either have enough fan headers that are pwm or voltage controlled, or have enough fan splitters/hubs!

[Metro]

That should work fine! Let me know how it goes! Just make sure that you either have enough fan headers that are pwm or voltage controlled, or have enough fan splitters/hubs!

 

I will be building my computer next month, so I will let you know when I build it.

[Metro]

Is there any review which compares the NF A14 IndustrialPPC fans to other high end fans, I cannot find any review on it.