Need help with push and pull read description

[Noble372]

So i am making a new build and i will be using the Corsair 280mm H110i GTX

 

The case i am getting does support Push pull config for a 280mm radiator on top. The case is the corsair 780T

 

So is it worth buying another two 140mm fans and putting them in to a push pull config or just leave it as it comes with the two fans on one side?? Thank you

 

Did not know what section the post should go in, Air cooling or water 

[007agentHP]

if you want the to run much quieter but still have the cooling performance of 2 high speed ones, yes

if you want to run all 4 at max speed for ultimate performance, yes

if you dont want to have o deal with the cables, screws,  and more point of failure, dont

[W-L]

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Push pull doesn't make much of a difference, maybe a 3-5 degrees in temps at most compared to single push or pull.

[Dango]

I always use push to show off my fans and push-pull when rad is 45mm+.

[tomas710]

 

Maybe Push/Pull is unnecesary, but replacing the fans isn't. I'm not much of a silent freak, i actually prefer some noise from my PC (White noise helps me concentrate) but the Corsair stock fans on my H105 were so, so, so fucking loud, so, replace those fans if silence is a concerne at all for you. Linus did an extremely similar build in which he placed the H110 on the front and replaced the fans with bitfenix specter pros. Those are decent fans and look damn good, but Noctua NF-P14s redux, NF-A14, Fractal design Venturis, Phanteks PH-F140MP, Noiseblocker PK-2/3, Cougar Vortex, Silverstone AP141 and Thermaltake Ring 14 are all good options. Just pick one (not necesarily within this options, i don't know every good rad fan in the market ) based on what noise levels you tolerate, how low RPMs are you comfortable, looks, and of course, budget.